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Sunflower Blooming Duration Statistics

The blooming duration of sunflowers typically ranges between 25 to 30 days.

Last Updated: June 23, 2024

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In this post, we explore the various factors that influence the duration of sunflower blooming. From the impact of temperature and sunlight to soil conditions and plant variety, understanding these statistics can provide valuable insights into maximizing the beauty and longevity of sunflower blooms. Let’s dive into the data behind sunflower blooming durations.

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"Daily temperatures exceeding 90°F can reduce blooming period slightly by 1-2 days."

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"Ideal temperatures for sunflower blooming range between 70°F and 78°F."

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"Sunflower fields are often at peak bloom in mid-to-late summer, around July and August."

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"Sunflower blooms can last slightly longer (up to 14 days) in cooler climates."

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"The span from bud formation to full bloom typically lasts 10-14 days."

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"Sunflowers typically start to bloom 70-85 days after planting."

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"Sunflowers require an average of 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily for optimal blooming."

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"Irrigation needs for sunflowers during blooming are approximately 1 inch of water per week."

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"The flowering period can be extended in sunflowers grown at higher altitudes due to cooler temperatures."

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"Sunflowers bloom for an extended period of up to 4 weeks in greenhouse conditions."

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"The blooming duration can vary depending on the sunflower variety, with some varieties blooming for up to 3 weeks."

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"Sunflowers can reach full maturity from planting within 85-120 days depending on the variety."

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"Fungal diseases can reduce the bloom duration by up to 5 days."

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"Application of potassium-rich fertilizers can enhance bloom longevity by 2-3 days."

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"High wind speeds can cause premature petal drop, decreasing bloom duration by up to 2 days."

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"The blooming phase can be shortened by 1-2 days in exceptionally hot weather."

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"Companion planting can increase bloom duration by about 10%."

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"The average blooming period of a sunflower lasts between 8-12 days."

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"Around 90% of sunflower heads bloom simultaneously within a field."

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"Sunflowers grown in nutrient-rich soil bloom more consistently over longer periods."

In conclusion, the blooming duration of sunflowers is influenced by a multitude of factors such as temperature, sunlight, water, soil nutrients, diseases, and environmental conditions. Ideal temperatures for sunflower blooming fall between 70°F and 78°F, with variations in climate affecting the duration of bloom. Factors such as daily temperatures exceeding 90°F, high wind speeds, fungal diseases, and exceptionally hot weather can shorten the blooming period, while cooler climates, potassium-rich fertilizers, companion planting, and greenhouse conditions can extend it. Understanding these influences can help optimize sunflower blooming duration, which typically ranges from 8-12 days but can vary due to different varieties and growing conditions.

Jannik Lindner

Jannik is the Co-Founder of Gitnux and has been working in the digital space since 2016. He is specialized in content and tech.

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