40 Rare Deep Purple Hybrid Sunflower Seeds Plants Garden Plants rare flower

Description: These 40 Deep Purple Mix sunflower seeds are perfect for anyone looking to add a unique and colorful touch to their garden or bonsai. With a flowering feature and easy cultivating difficulty, these seeds are a great addition to any collection. Made in the United States, these organic seeds promise a healthy and vibrant growth for your plants. End your search for rare and beautiful flowers with these blue sunflower seeds. These seeds are ideal for anyone with a green thumb and an eye for aesthetics. The bright blue color will add a pop of color to any garden or outdoor living space. Whether you are an avid gardener or just starting your collection, these seeds are sure to impress. So why wait? Plant now and enjoy the beauty of nature! These are hybrid sunflowers and the actual color may vary on growing techniques/conditions and the fact of being a hybrid plant. Will ship with tracking # the same or next day. Thanks for looking. Please contact us if any problems with shipping occur. When is the best time to plant sunflower seeds?Many of our customers are curious about when to plant sunflower seeds. The best time is when the ground is warm. You can time it about two to three weeks after the last frost, when spring is in full force. Sunflower seeds need soil to be around 70 to 85 degrees to germinate, so be patient and sow seeds when the weather is on your side. You can start seeds indoors during the last frost to get a head start on this process.How do I start sunflower seeds indoors?If you are starting your sunflower seeds indoors, plant the seeds in peat pots with 3 to 4 inches of space between each group of 3 seeds. Water the seeds every day and continue once the seedlings emerge. When you transplant the seedlings, be sure to water the soil generously and continue to water frequently through the season.How do I plant sunflower seeds?If you are planning to start outside, this is how to plant sunflower seeds directly in the soil. Plan out the space you want to dedicate to your sunflowers. Sunflowers require a lot of space to grow, so you will need to plan for that in advance.Plant sunflower seeds at a depth of about 1/2 inch. Plant about three seeds in each spot and leave 6 inches of space between seed groups. If you are planting in rows, allow 2 or 3 feet of space between each row. Once you've planted all your sunflower seeds, water the soil generously. Continue to water the soil every day until you start to see seedlings. Once seedlings emerge and the sunflowers are growing strong, you can reduce their water to once or twice a week. Thin your seedlings once they have their first leaves to give the remaining seedlings enough room to grow.When do I harvest sunflower seeds?Now that you have a beautiful array of sunflowers, it's time to enjoy the sunflower seeds! We usually suggest checking for seeds around the end of summer to early fall. You'll want to keep an eye out, as birds will be quick to harvest your sunflower seeds before you get the chance.How do I harvest sunflower seeds?To harvest sunflower seeds, first examine your sunflowers. If the petals are starting to dry and the seeds are facing the ground, this is a good indicator the seeds are ready for harvest. Cut the seed head with part of the stem and hang in a warm and dry location. You can harvest sunflower seeds now or wait until the head turns brown in color, at which point harvesting is much easier and faster. The sunflower seeds will naturally fall out as the head dries out, so you can place a bowl, bag, net or bucket underneath your sunflower head to catch the seeds as they fall. When the sunflower head is dry enough, you can also brush or rub the seeds out rather easily.

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Location: Brunswick, Ohio

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