Is Black-eyed Susan easy to grow? A detailed analysis of growing difficulty
Black-eyed Susan is a flower suitable for cultivation, and it can climb when growing vigorously. When it blooms, it mainly produces golden-yellow flowers, very bright and vivid.
Other names of Black-eyed Susan
Black-eyed Susan, also called black-eyed glory, and can additionally be called winged-leaf old crow's beak, winged-leaf mountain morning glory, and winged-stalk Dunbar flower.
Growing habits of Black-eyed Susan
When cultivating Black-eyed Susan, it needs well-drained soil. It is rather robust by nature and likes a high-temperature, high-humidity environment, with a temperature between 20°C and 28°C being best; in winter the temperature should be kept relatively high, with above 8°C being best.
Distribution of Black-eyed Susan
Black-eyed Susan is native to western Africa, and it is also planted in many places in our country, especially in South China, where it is very common.
Ornamental value of Black-eyed Susan
The most important thing about Black-eyed Susan is its ornamental value. When it blooms, its color is golden yellow, very bright and vivid. It is suitable for pot cultivation, and can also be planted as a climbing flower, climbing on windowsills or near flower sheds.
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