Yes, Black Eyed Susan can be grown indoors if provided with sufficient sunlight or placed near a bright window.

• Black Eyed Susan thrives with at least 5 to 6 hours of direct sunlight daily for strong blooms.

• Ensure proper watering and sunlight to avoid issues like fungal infections or slow growth in Black Eyed Susan.

• Black Eyed Susan seeds usually germinate in 10 to 25 days
• depending on temperature and moisture levels.

• To encourage more blooms
• remove faded flowers regularly and feed Black Eyed Susan plants with organic fertilizer.