Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Growing sunflowers, from seed to eating the seeds: how long for most varieties?

I've looked at a lot of web sites and they all indicate how long it takes for the flower to appear after they are planted. They all say to harvest the heads for seeds when they reach a certain stage of ripeness or at a certain time of the season.



But they all seem to leave out the time between when the flower appears and when it is ready to harvest!



So, for some of the most popular varieties, how many days from planting to harvest? Thanks!

Growing sunflowers, from seed to eating the seeds: how long for most varieties?
The reason they do not state the time is that is varies according to your climate. Here in Florida mine took about 6 weeks from sowing to blooming, it will take a bit longer for the seeds to ripen. In UK it will take all summer.
Reply:about sixty or seventy days or when the flower start with

brown color at the midle.



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Reply:Good luck trying to hull the seeds so they are edible! I ended up giving all of my seeds to the birds.

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