How to Plant Sunflower Sudarshan from Seeds – A Golden Giant in Your Garden

Why Plant Sunflower Sudarshan?

• Skyscraper Splendor: Grows tall and stately, stretching towards the sun.
• Sun-Shining Blooms: Great, sunshiny yellow flowers that are real show-stoppers. Garden Magnet: Attracts bees, butterflies, and birds.
• Built to Last: Resists rough winds and stays tall.
• Simple to Grow: Easy to grow for beginners and marvelous for master gardeners as well.

• Spring is the ideal time! Sow seeds once the last frost has passed and the sun is warming the ground.

Where to Plant

• Just Full Sun! Sunflowers adore the sun—at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight per day.
• Good Drainage Soil: They don’t like wet feet, so don’t plant in moist soil.
• Weatherproof from Blustery Winds: They’re big plants, so don’t plant them near blustery winds.

• Firstly Sunflower Sudarshan Direct Sowing (Ideal Way)
• Get the soil ready. Dig over and mix in compost for healthy plants.
• Sow the seeds. Plant each one 1 inch (2.5 cm) deep and 6–12 inches (15–30 cm) apart.
• Water lightly. Keep the soil moist but not soggy.
• Let them grow! Little green shoots will be visible in 7–10 days.
• Indoor Sowing (For a Head Start)
• Use small pots and a high quality potting mix.
• Sunflower Sudarshan Sow seeds to a depth of 1 inch.
• Keep warm (65–75°F / 18–24°C).
• Transplant outdoors when seedlings are strong and there are frost-free days.
• miniature sheep can be kept near plant for decoration

Sunflower ‘Sudarshan’ Care

•  Sun: Loves full sun—don’t put them in the shade!
•  Watering: Good regular watering is fine, but don’t waterlog them.
•  Support: Staking may be necessary to hold up tall sunflowers.
• Fertilizer: A bit of compost or balanced fertilizer will get them big.
•  Deadheading: Deadhead old flowers to have a healthy plant.

• Garden Borders: Adds a splash of height and then color wherever.
• Farms & Fields: Ideal for broad sunny spaces.
•  Large Pots: Dangle on balconies or patios in big pots.