Wild sunflower seeds

Common name: Wild Sunflower Scientific name: Verbesina encelioides Other names: Wild Sunflower Flower, Gold Herb, Crown Flower A fast-growing annual herb that exceeds one meter in height, with stems and leaves covered in light fuzz giving it a grayish color. Its opposite, serrated, oval-shaped leaves reach up to 10 cm in length. It is characterized by large, dense yellow flowers. Wild Sunflower Flower: Bright yellow, medium-sized flowers with a diameter of up to 5 cm, containing about 15 petals, growing singly at the top of branches, blooming densely during spring. Wild Sunflower Seeds: Extracted from its flowers, they are flat, oval-shaped, about 1 cm long, and dark in color. Wild Sunflower Growing Season: It is planted in autumn, and can also be cultivated year-round in cold and moderate regions and agricultural reserves. Suitable Climate and Soil for Growing Wild Sunflower: Needs full sunlight to bloom well, tolerates moderate drought, and grows in most types of soil. How to Grow Wild Sunflower: Reproduces through seeds planted 1 cm deep in the soil, watered regularly until seedlings appear, then watering is gradually reduced. Its Benefits and Uses: Grown for decoration and beautifying gardens. Native Habitat: United States and Mexico.