The flower, also known as cornflower, thistle or blue centaury, is a popular and easy to grow plant.

The plant that blooms during the summer is also suitable for cut floriculture.

It develops well in sunny areas.

They will start to bloom about 2 months after seed sowing.

It is a one-year plant.

The cornflower, which thrives in normal garden soil under plenty of sun, is also suitable for teaching your children to grow plants, as it germinates very easily and develops in a short time.

Seed sowing At the beginning of spring, you can start sowing seeds.

February-May, October-November end is ideal in autumn period sowing.

How to germinate Where you want it to bloom, you can plant it directly where it will bloom.

Choose a clean, weed-free space

Remove weeds if necessary.

Lightly aerate and loosen the soil.

Spread the seeds sparsely on your planting area and sprinkle a half cm sifted peat soil mixture on them and press with your hand.

Water the seeds with the sprinkler method so that you do not move them.

Do not allow soil to dry out until germination occurs.

Germination occurs in 10-20 days.

Germination can be observed even in 5 days in the appropriate environment.

Carefully remove the sprouts that are very tight when the hand-pickable paint arrives and spread them out.

15 cm distance between each plant is ideal.