Characteristics of sunflowers

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1. Appearance characteristics

2. Habits and characteristics

3. Breeding characteristics

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Appearance characteristics: Sunflowers are 1-3.5m tall, with broadly oval leaves and serrated edges. The flowers are larger, with a diameter of 10-30cm. The outer edges of the flowers are yellow and the middle is brown. Habits and characteristics: It germinates and grows in spring, blooms in summer, and bears fruit after blooming. Breeding characteristics: During maintenance, a temperature of 20-30°C, as well as sufficient light and moisture should be provided.

1. Appearance characteristics

1. Appearance characteristics

The stems of sunflowers grow upright, and the plant height is between 1-3.5m. Its leaves are broadly ovate, with downy hairs on both sides, and are rough, with serrated edges. Its flowers are larger, with a diameter between 10-30cm, and each inflorescence can only produce one flower. The edges of the flower are yellow and the center is brown or purple.

2. Habit characteristics

It It is an annual flower that begins to sprout and grow in spring. In summer, its flowers can bloom. Its flowers have the characteristic of opening towards the sun and can change the direction of blooming as the sun moves. After flowering for a period of time, it will produce slender fruits in the middle of the flower disk.

3. Breeding characteristics

It It prefers a warm growing environment and should be kept at a temperature between 20-30°C. It also prefers sunlight, so when maintaining it, it should be placed in a well-lit location, preferably full sun. This will speed up its growth. It also requires a lot of water to grow, so water it in time and don't let the soil dry out completely.

2. Habits and characteristics

3. Breeding characteristics

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