How to grow sunflowers, planting season

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1. Planting season

2. Prepare the soil

3. Sowing seeds

4. Germination and maintenance

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It is recommended to plant in spring when the climate and temperature are suitable, which is conducive to growth and survival. However, if the temperature can be controlled, it can be done in all seasons. It is necessary to choose fertile soil with strong drainage. For ground planting, the soil should be turned over first to ensure it is loose. After treatment, the seeds can be scattered on it, covered with a thin layer of soil, and watered appropriately to moisten it. Keep warm and moisturize in the later stage, and germination will take place in 10 days. During the seedling stage, the seedlings can be exposed to diffused light and can be transplanted after the seedlings are stable.

1. Planting season

1. Planting Season

Its planting can be carried out at any time as long as the temperature can be controlled, and the temperature requirement is around 18 degrees. However, it is usually done in spring, specifically around March and April. At this time, not only the temperature is suitable, but the climate is also very suitable, which can improve the survival rate and is also conducive to later growth and flowering.

2. Prepare the soil

When planting, prepare soil with strong drainage and a certain level of fertility, so that the seeds can better absorb nutrients and promote faster germination. The soil for potted planting can be prepared by mixing sand, garden soil and chaff ash. If you are managing in-ground planting, you should choose a plot with suitable soil quality and turn the soil first to ensure it is loose.

3. Sowing seeds

Once the soil is prepared, the seeds can be planted. Usually the broadcast method is used to spread the seeds evenly. Then cover it with a thin layer of soil and water it to moisten it. If the temperature is too low, cover it with a film and control the temperature to about 20 degrees. The film can play a role in heat preservation and moisturizing, which is beneficial to germination.

4. Germination and Maintenance

As long as the environment is suitable, it will sprout in about 10 days after planting. After germination, you need to change the environment, remove the film, and let it be exposed to light. Under the light environment, the young sprouts can germinate faster and grow faster. It can be transplanted about a month after planting. After transplanting, you need to water it regularly, get more sun, and prune it in time, so that it will bloom soon.

2. Prepare the soil

3. Sowing seeds

4. Germination and maintenance

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