Sunflowers are also known as pine leaves, pony teeth, horse teeth, horse teeth. Like warm, suny and dry environments, see the sun blooms in the morning, in the evening and in the dark, so it's called sunflower, midday flower. Born in brazil, south america. There are cultivations all over china. It's colorful, it's fragrance, it's easy to live. Nor is it difficult to plant sunflowers, which can be sowed by a fellow flower。
Seeding

Solar flower seeds are very small, with around 8,400 seedlings per gram, sowing in spring, summer and autumn, often using seedlings, which can then cover a little bit of the earth or not. The sprout temperature is 21-24°c, which is about 7-10 days old, and the seedlings are extremely thin, so that if the temperature is high and the seedlings grow quickly, they can form a thicker, fleshier branch. At that point, the seedlings can go directly to the basin, using a basin of about 10 centimetres in diameter, with two to five plants per basin, with high rates of survival and rapid growth。
Zip

The sunflowers are very easy to intrude, cutting branches in the summer, the atrophy of the troughs can also be used, the buds emerge when they are in operation, the plants are moved without soil, and the water is not required for the long term。
The winter management of the sunflower allows the sunflower to be moved indoors into the sun, allowing the pelvis to dry up a little bit, so that it can move safely through the winter, and when the next year is clear, the flower basin can be placed outside the window, which, in case of a cold current, needs to be maintained。
Daily maintenance:

It is best to keep the sunflowers in a sun-rich environment. If the light is weak, the sunflowers are long, small or not flowering, so the sunflowers are more resistant to infertile, so the general pelvis can be adapted. If it is possible to use well-drained sandy soil, it is possible to keep the pelvic soil wet, and a half-month application of 1 in 1,000 potassium phosphate (or other fertilizers) can produce colorful and flowering effects。




