The process of sunflower germination

The process of sunflower germination

Sunflower is a relatively common flower. Its flower stalk generally grows towards the sun, so it is also called sunflower. It also has a good meaning, symbolizing vitality.

Sunflowers can be planted at home. They need to be buried in the soil and watered and fertilized frequently to promote their germination and growth. Their growth process has several stages.

Stage 1: Plant the sunflower in the soil. Its seeds will absorb water, swell, and then slowly grow larger.

Stage 3: When the sunflower seeds reach 125% of their seed weight, they will fully germinate and grow out of the soil. This is the germination process of sunflower seeds.

Sunflower planting time

Sunflowers can be sown in spring from March to April, when the climate is relatively warm, which is very conducive to their germination and growth. Sunflowers will generally germinate about 5-7 days after planting, and will slowly take root and grow seedlings after emerging from the ground.

Sunflower sprouts

The sprouts of sunflowers are the same as soybean sprouts, milky white in color, and their cotyledons are relatively small, but their stems grow taller, about 10 cm.