Tithonia Rotundifolia - Easy tips on seed propagation of this beautiful Mexican Sunflower.

The Mexican Sunflower, also known as the Tree Marigold is a fast growing, drought tolerate plant and ideal for beginner gardeners. Its' fiery reddish orange petals has a yellow centre. The blooms, attracts pollinators such as bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Introduce it in your garden as a filler in empty spaces and for its vibrant colour.

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[debiegordon]

I luv the MEXICAN Sunflower. It's so CAREFREE & VIVID! SO MANY SEEDS in each flower!! EASY PEASY in FL🧡 lots of 🐝 🐝 🐝. Flowers look great dried in the Fall!

[POORSTRIPE]

I loved your comments and thank you for sharing your infinite wisdom on this beautiful flower! Thanks again

[Nancynope]

What a fantastic video I have some of these seeds and can't wait to get them started

[annatsoibeauty]

This year I planting it for the first time on my balcony in pots. Thank you!

[dlewis]

Thank you for this info and inspiration!

[sherirex]

I planted them this year. The package said they get 2' tall so I planted a lot. They are all over 8' tall. Lol. And now I have hummingbirds that love them!

[tammyjones]

Beautiful flower and your yard is so pretty! Thank you for sharing with us

[celiaf.clarete]

Thanks for a beautiful presentation ! I’m growing Tethonia seeds now ❤

[charleshawkins]

Thank you very much--you convinced me to order some seeds right now. You've got a great style and I hope you make many more videos!

[CHICHISWEETS]

Loved the video! In SC zone 8a.
From seed, I planted Ferry Morse Orange Mex. Sunflower last yr. It became massive, so I cut it down. It quickly regrew to be even larger!
I saved the seeds & planted this yr. in perfect location. The plants are massive 8 ‘ tall, but no blooms.
Looks like weed trees. I’m getting ready to chop them down. I understand the plant is high in nitrogen & makes great compost.
-I’ll have to look for the type you have next yr.

[Joemnc]

Beautiful plant…I’m definitely adding this to my garden. Thank you for sharing!

[fishmanroly]

Beautiful soul with a beautiful garden

[strohme]

I added this to the garden. Great success. I am back to learn how to collect seed.

[SudhirN-jcdx]

Loved your presentation. Thanks a ton.

[autostore]

Such a great video! I learned a lot. Thank you so much!

[LadyGreenThumb]

Thank you for your video! Just discovered the Mexican sunflower this year and wanted to know what the seeds looked like. 😊

[paulevelynleonard]

@paulevelynleonard1690 1 second ago
We also, discovered about this new flower, as we planted this particular ball of seeds from my husband's work, International Fest at the Gathering Place Park I think it was late June in our huge containter ... we didn't know what this ball of seeds we were planting... as it start growing only this particular plant start growing taller and wilder that we had to planted by the fence. We didn't know what is was!! So my husband took this picture and ask the gardener at the park and told us - it's MX Sunflower!! We love it!! And the 2nd flower from the ball of seed bloomed (common Zinnas) of pinkish colors.
Thank you Redsoil Gardener for teaching me how to harvest the seeds, so we can plants more. God bless!!

[carrolllunce]

Great video. Can you pick the flowers and dry while in bloom. It is getting colder where we live.

[homershimshon]

Nice tutorial. So you just scatter the seeds in soil and you don't cover them with soil? Thanks. 😊

[endicotto]

So if I understand you would have to replant every year in Midwest?