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Seed Talk #42 - Sunflower Troubleshooting
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- Are your sunflower plants exhibiting confusing behaviors, such as blooming on short stems or having multiple blooms on a single stem? Have you been disappointed by pest damage or the head size, neck strength, or vase life of your flowers? Today, Lisa and Layne troubleshoot some of the most frequently asked sunflower questions. They cover the occurrence of multiple blooms on single-stem sunflowers, plants flowering on short stems, pest damage, head size issues, soft necks on cut flowers, vase life, and animal damage to single-stem plants. Listen to the podcast and learn how to troubleshoot a myriad of issues and improve your chances of sunflower success!
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Great tips as always! 🌻
Love these Seed Talks! I've learned so much! Thank you!
Thanks so much for the kind words - we really appreciate it! 🤗 Wishing you a lovely summer and a garden full of flowers! 💚🥰💚
We had this happen this year. The tops were gone and totally eaten. We put some of our dog’s fur out among them. We have not had any more munching! 😊
Good to know! Thanks so much for sharing this helpful tip 🦌🐶🦌 I hope a steady supply of fur will keep the critters away from your beautiful sunflowers all summer long! ☺ Thanks again for watching, and have a wonderful day! 🤗
Great information. Thank you.
Thank you 🌻🌻🌻🌻
❤so much great knowledge. Learning so much! Thank you so much!
Thanks so much for the positive feedback! So happy you are enjoying "Seed Talk" ☺ If there are any topics you would like to hear us discuss, please feel free to let me know! Thanks again, and have a wonderful, flower-filled day 💚🤗💚
Thank you for this episode
I’m in the experimental phase of sizing them correctly. I’m in south Florida and tried a single seed every 3”. Some were the perfect size and others ended up smaller. I realized there was a plant blocking some of the shorter ones in the afternoon. Opps! Now I know why they were shorter.
Great detective work regarding your shorter sunflowers! 👏🧐👏 Glad to hear you are experimenting to find the spacing that works best for you. It is so amazing how tightly these plants can be spaced! Thanks so much for sharing your story and for watching 🤗 Wishing you lots of sunflowers all summer long! ☀😎☀
Good information. Thanks.
Good information
This is so timely.. thank you for hearing our questions Ladies ❤
Super information about sunflowers! Thank you!😎🌻😊
Thanks for these helpful suggestions and solutions. If only I heard about this before it would have saved me time and effort figuring it out for myself.
Thank you but how do you keep rabbits away? I've used a spray and I"ve used a chicken wire cages until they are over 1'.5 tall and they they still still get nipped down. Any ideas?
Love how practical & relevant these FAQs are!😊 I'm trialing spacing my ProCuts at 4" apart & between rows. It's not working well for the sunflowers planted at later succession as the larger ones are canopy in over with leaves. Will try the 6" between rows next year.
Light, floating row cover keeps the animal pressure off until my flowers emerge. I also use insect netting. I pin it down leaving lots of cover to blouse in the center. Remove it when the flowers are big enough to survive and not be as delectable. It helps.
Thank you for all the great information 😊
how do you protect your sunflowers from getting snipped in half when they are about 6 in tall
Sunflower grew from bird seed. After blooming Seeds are tiny flower like seeds not black seeds
Why are my leaves on my sunflower are turning brown water them every week
Is it normal for my sunflowers facing east at sunset?
I worked for a florist and they would put wire in the center for soft neck flowers.
How do I keep the stems on sunflowers from getting like broomsticks?
Hello! Spacing your single-stem sunflowers tighter as we discussed in the video should help to reduce the flower size as well as the stem thickness 😃 4-6" apart is a good starting point, but feel free to experiment with spacing until you get your desired result! Thanks so much for watching, and have a fantastic day 🤗
Why do my sunflowers have ants on them
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Squirrel eat my three seedlings out in garden, I found three patches of sprouting sunflowers from one of them stashing seeds that they snagged from my neighbors feeder😂
I use insect netting on mine until they are tall enough to touch it. Then, Liquid Fence becomes my best friend.
I've heard Layne talk about her own garden a number of times when talking about specific issues. I'd love to see some pictures of what she has going on. Does she have an instagram page?