Sunflower seed

Sunflower or Sunflower plant Scientific name: Helianthus Sunflower or sunflower plant is a summer plant, named this way due to its connection with the direction and rotation of the sun, and it is considered an ornamental plant. It is a seed-producing plant with oil seeds, having a stiff stem that reaches between 1 to 3 meters, and its leaves are rough. Original habitat: North and South America. Reproduction: Sunflower reproduces through seeds or cuttings. Planting times: It is preferable to plant in February, March, or April, away from strong winds and with direct sunlight. Soil type: It grows best in acidic and alkaline soil. Seeds are planted at a depth of 2 to 2.5 centimeters. It is recommended to add fertilizer to the soil and mix it well before planting. Soil drainage: Good drainage and aeration. Watering: Water every two days to a week depending on the environment, and watering should only occur when the soil dries out. Seeds are planted directly in the soil. Growing: It is preferable to plant away from strong winds and with direct sunlight. It grows better in acidic and alkaline soil. Seeds are planted at a depth of 2 to 2.5 centimeters. It is recommended to add fertilizer to the soil and mix it well before planting. Watering: Water every two days to a week depending on the environment, and watering should only occur when the soil dries out.