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Earlier single-stem, double blooms.
4–7″ wide, Teddy Bear-type, bright gold blooms with green centers. Compared to Double Quick Orange, Solano Double is earlier to flower, more uniform, and a bit shorter. Pollenless. Single stem.
Specs:
- Plant Height: 50–60″
- Packet: 50 seeds
- Avg. 1,400 seeds/oz
| Size | Packet, 250 Seeds, 500 Seeds, 1,000 Seeds, 5,000 Seeds |
|---|---|
| DAYS TO GERMINATION | 7-14 days at 70-75°F (21-24°C) |
| SOWING | Direct seed (recommended) – After last frost, sow 1/2" deep. Transplant – Sow into 72 to 50-cell flats 2-3 weeks prior to planting out. Plants dislike root disturbance, but sowing indoors and then transplanting the first crop outdoors can be a successful way to get first-early sunflowers. Do not pinch plants. Pinched single-stem sunflowers will produce low-quality blooms or no blooms at all. Succession-sow every 1-2 weeks and/or plant multiple varieties with varied days to maturity for continuous harvest. |
| LIGHT PREFERENCE | Sun. |
| PLANT HEIGHT | Varies. |
| PLANT SPACING | 4-6". |
| HARDINESS ZONES | Annual. |
| HARVEST | Flowers can be harvested tight, when color first shows, or when almost completely open, depending on your market and preferred use. Dried – Flowers are completely open. Hang or use silica gel. |
| SOIL REQUIREMENTS | Light, well-drained soil. Excessive nitrogen may cause plants to grow too vigorously with abnormal flower shapes. |
| NOTES | Flower size and stem diameter are controlled by plant spacing, temperature, soil type, and day length. For early and late season production, select varieties that are day-length neutral or are noted as suitable for flowering under short days. |
| USES | Excellent cut flower or for gardens. |
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