[header] How to plant turing sunflowers [title] Choose an area that gets 6-8 hours of direct sunlight. [step] As their name suggests, sunflowers love the sun! They even grow to face it. Your sunflowers will enjoy a sunny spot in your yard where they can soak up the rays they need to thrive.
[header] How to plant turing sunflowers [title] Choose an area that gets 6-8 hours of direct sunlight. [step] As their name suggests, sunflowers love the sun! They even grow to face it. Your sunflowers will enjoy a sunny spot in your yard where they can soak up the rays they need to thrive.
[substeps] Summer temperatures will generally drop in between august and october, so wait until late fall or fall for a sunny spot in your yard. It may help to fill a few indentations in your soil with soil or rocks to make it moist enough for them to thrive. [title] Use a loose, well-draining soil. [step] Sunflower roots are long and tend to stretch deeply into the soil. [substeps] The sunflowers love to rest near you during the hottest months of the year. They love to spend time with you because they like to feel safe and protected. [title] Use a blooming cultivar or an apple blossom seed crop every day. [step] The best part about blooming sunflowers is that they usually sprout themselves by their sixth year.