Growing Sunflowers Guide

It takes about eight weeks for the sunflower flower to begin growing.

You should water the sunflower every day with a lot of water.

Sunflowers should be placed in a shady area to encourage growth.

The seeds can be tapped out and eaten once they are brown.

A sunflower should be transferred to a bigger pot when it is 20cm tall.

You should measure your sunflower plant every day to track its growth.

Growing Sunflowers

Sunflowers grow tall with beautiful yellow flowers.
To plant a sunflower, use a small pot and fill it with soil.
Make a hole 2 cm deep in the soil and put one seed in the hole.
Cover the seed with soil and place the pot in a sunny window.
Water the sunflower every one to two days with a small amount of water.
Leaves will start to grow after one to two weeks.
When the sunflower is about 10 cm tall, it's ready to be replanted in a bigger pot.
Fill a larger pot with soil, make a hole, and carefully remove the sunflower from the smaller pot.
Place the sunflower in the larger pot, fill the hole with soil, and water it.
As the sunflower grows taller, use a stick to support the stem.
Tie the stem to the stick with a string to prevent it from bending.
Measure the sunflower weekly to track its growth.
The flower starts to grow after about eight weeks.
After the yellow flower turns brown, wait for the seeds to dry.
Once the seeds are brown, tap them out and eat them as a snack or in a salad.

Learn how to successfully grow sunflowers with this comprehensive guide. From planting seeds in a pot to transplanting and supporting the plants as they grow, this quiz covers all essential steps for nurturing sunflowers until they bloom. Perfect for gardening enthusiasts and beginners alike!