1. Flowering periodThe flowering period of sunflower is around July and August. From the beginning of flowering to the withering of flowers, it can last at least half a month. If it is well maintained, the flowering time will be longer. However, the flowering time varies depending on the species planted. It is a plant that is relatively easy to bloom. It takes a week from the formation of ligulate flowers to the opening of flowers. Moreover, it grows very fast. It only takes about 60 days from planting to flowering. 2. Flowering period managementDuring its flowering period, it should be exposed to sunlight as much as possible to ensure that there is enough light. If the sunlight is too weak, it is likely not to bloom. During the breeding period, it is best to place it on the windowsill indoors. In addition, it is necessary to replenish water in time and apply appropriate fertilizers. It only blooms once a year and then slowly withers away. 3. Flower shapeThe flowers of sunflower grow in the disk. The color of the flowers is orange-yellow, light yellow, or purple-red. There are ligulate flowers and tubular flowers on the disk. There are significant differences between the size of the flowers and the varieties grown. |
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