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This is the first stage of the seed awakened life, which can take 2 to 10 days. As the ground warmer and roots give the plant nutrients, a sprout shoots toward the top of the soil. When the shoots appear, we know that it is growing!

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The seeding stage begins when the sprout that has small leaves and lasts about two weeks after the sprout pops through the ground. This is its development stage to gain as much growth as it can.

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Our seedling has become a young sunflower plant. In this stage, all the main growth occurs, with the stem thickening, growing taller, and producing leaves at regular intervals on the stem. The young plant starts to develop rapidly!

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Our tall leafy maturing sunflower has grown big and strong enough to produce a bud. The bud begins to show at the top of the stem. Once this happens, the plant starts to perform heliotropism.

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With all the care we have given to this young sunflower plant, the bud has grown and starts to flower. It has now reached the blooming stage. The flower remains facing east and no longer performs heliotropism.

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Within the flowering stage, pollination takes place. In all its petaled gloriousness, the sunflower welcomes pollinators to visit thousands of nectar and transfer this pollen to another which starts pollination process.

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After the pollination, the fertilized  seeds start to develop and ripen. The main object of its whole life cycle has come this. The ripening seeds attract birds, animals, and bugs to feast on.

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The ripened seeds are ready to harvest. The sunflower head starts to droop and turn brown. Because sunflowers are annual plants, they must be replanted year after year.