1. What do you find most appealing about zinnias?
A. Their bright colors
B. Ease of cultivation
C. Attraction of butterflies and hummingbirds
D. Varieties of flower shapes
2. How often do you grow zinnias in your garden?
A. Every year without fail
B. Occasionally
C. Rarely
D. Never
3. What frustrates you the most about growing zinnias?
A. They don’t survive frost well
B. Sensitivity to powdery mildew
C. They require deadheading
D. Limited growth in shaded areas
4. What kind of zinnia flower do you prefer the most?
A. Single-flowered
B. Double-flowered
C. Semi-double-flowered
D. Any kind, really!
5. Which aspect of growing zinnias makes you the most excited?
A. Watching them bloom in vibrant colors
B. Seeing butterflies and hummingbirds visit
C. How quickly they grow
D. The ability to reseed themselves
6. In a perfect garden, what would you have arranged around zinnias?
A. Other annuals
B. Perennials
C. Companion plants that repel pests
D. Just lots and lots of zinnias
7. When you think about the cultivation of zinnias in microgravity, what are you most curious about?
A. How they adapt to the environment
B. The duration of blooming
C. Changes in flower appearance
D. The overall results of the experiment
8. How comfortable are you with starting zinnias from seeds?
A. Very comfortable
B. Somewhat comfortable
C. Not very comfortable
D. Not at all comfortable
9. What keeps you up at night about growing zinnias?
A. The fear of the first frost
B. Potential pest problems
C. Inadequate sunlight
D. Over or under-watering
10. What is your current biggest challenge with zinnias?
A. Controlling pests like whiteflies
B. Ensuring they get enough sunlight
C. Managing watering needs
D. Preventing powdery mildew
11. Do you have a preference for a specific zinnia species?
A. Zinnia elegans
B. Zinnia angustifolia
C. Zinnia grandiflora
D. No preference
12. How confident are you in your ability to cultivate zinnia hybrids?
A. Very confident
B. Confident
C. Somewhat confident
D. Not confident
13. How would you describe your relationship to your zinnia plants?
A. They are like my children
B. Just part of my garden routine
C. A hobby I enjoy occasionally
D. I have no relationship with them
14. Have you ever had an issue with powdery mildew on your zinnias?
A. Yes, frequently
B. Occasionally
C. Rarely
D. Never
15. What natural compound do you find most interesting in zinnias’ potential uses?
A. Kaempferol
B. Guanidine alkaloids
C. Chlorogenic acids
D. Apigenin
16. Which member of the garden do you consider yourself when it comes to zinnias?
A. The meticulous planner
B. The casual grower
C. The experimental scientist
D. The admirer from afar
17. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when planting zinnias?
A. The vibrant colors they’ll bring
B. The quick growth period
C. Their ability to attract butterflies
D. The care required to maintain them
18. What aspect of yours helps you the most in growing zinnias?
A. Patience
B. Time management skills
C. Knowledge about plants
D. Passion for gardening
19. If you could choose any trait for a new zinnia hybrid, which one would you choose?
A. Extended bloom period
B. Resistance to powdery mildew
C. More vibrant colors
D. Ability to survive frost
20. What’s your most cherished memory involving zinnias?
A. Planting them for the first time
B. Seeing them bloom and flourish
C. Watching butterflies flock to them
D. Harvesting seeds for the next season
21. How do you manage the watering process for your zinnias?
A. With a timed irrigation system
B. Manually, day by day
C. By observing soil moisture
D. I don’t manage it much
22. What is your current level of expertise in growing zinnias?
A. Expert
B. Intermediate
C. Novice
D. Beginner
23. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you see a zinnia flower?
A. The beauty of nature
B. The effort that went into growing it
C. The diversity among different flowers
D. The sunshine it needs
24. How connected do you feel to the process of growing zinnias?
A. Deeply connected
B. Somewhat connected
C. Neutral
D. Not connected
25. Are you stuck in any particular way of thinking about zinnias?
A. Yes, I believe they only grow best under certain conditions
B. Sometimes, I hesitate to try new techniques
C. Rarely, I’m open to new ideas
D. Never, I’m always experimenting
26. Which of the following best describes you when it comes to deadheading zinnias?
A. Consistently, as often as needed
B. Occasionally, when I remember
C. Rarely, it’s not a priority
D. Never, I find it unnecessary
27. What do you need to do to ensure your zinnias bloom profusely?
A. Adequate sunlight
B. Regular watering
C. Deadheading
D. Good soil quality
28. How well do you stick to maintaining full sun conditions for your zinnias?
A. Very well
B. Well enough
C. Could do better
D. Not well at all
29. Do you have the right soil conditions in place for growing zinnias?
A. Yes, always
B. Most of the time
C. Sometimes
D. Rarely
30. Which of these would you say is your top struggle right now with zinnias?
A. Managing pests
B. Ensuring full sunlight
C. Avoiding frost damage
D. Controlling powdery mildew
31. I’m afraid that my zinnias might…
A. Get eaten by pests
B. Not bloom this year
C. Die after the first frost
D. Get powdery mildew
32. Do you have issues with your zinnias dying early?
A. Yes, often
B. Occasionally
C. Rarely
D. Never
33. How do you handle the frost problem with your zinnias?
A. Cover them with a frost blanket
B. Move them indoors if possible
C. Just hope for the best
D. I don’t handle it, they die
34. What’s your biggest passion related to zinnias?
A. Their vibrant appearance in the garden
B. Attracting wildlife
C. Experimenting with different varieties
D. Cultivating them from seeds
35. Tell us a little about your favorite trait of zinnias.
A. Their bright and varied colors
B. Ease of growth and care
C. Attraction of butterflies and hummingbirds
D. Their resilience in hot weather
36. What’s your idea of the perfect zinnia garden?
A. A riot of colors in full bloom
B. Carefully arranged with companion plants
C. A wildflower-like mix
D. A focus on attracting pollinators
37. How well do your zinnias attract hummingbirds and butterflies?
A. Very well
B. Well enough
C. Sometimes
D. Not at all
38. What do you think is missing in your quest to grow the perfect zinnias?
A. Better pest control methods
B. More knowledge about zinnia care
C. The right tools and resources
D. More time to dedicate to them
39. Which of the following do you notice yourself worrying about on a day-to-day basis with zinnias?
A. Watering needs
B. Pest control
C. Sunlight exposure
D. Frost risk
40. What would the perfect outcome for your zinnia garden look like?
A. A vibrant, colorful display
B. Every plant healthy and pest-free
C. Continuous blooms all season
D. Plenty of visiting wildlife
41. You have one hour in your garden to focus solely on zinnias, what do you do?
A. Deadhead spent blooms
B. Water them adequately
C. Inspect for pests
D. Just admire and enjoy them
42. How prepared are you for the first frost affecting your zinnias?
A. Very prepared
B. Somewhat prepared
C. Not very prepared
D. Not prepared at all
43. How frequently do you check on your zinnias?
A. Every day
B. Multiple times a week
C. Once a week
D. Rarely
44. What’s your go-to method for keeping zinnias healthy?
A. Regular watering and sunlight
B. Organic pest control
C. Proper soil preparation
D. Frequent inspection and care
45. Which of these zinnia-related activities would you enjoy the most?
A. Selecting and planting seeds
B. Tending to and caring for growing plants
C. Collecting and saving seeds for the next season
D. Observing pollinators visiting the flowers
46. What is the trickiest part about growing zinnias for you?
A. Providing consistent care
B. Avoiding frost
C. Managing pests and diseases
D. Ensuring they get enough sunlight
47. How often do you manually water your zinnias?
A. Every day
B. Every few days
C. Once a week
D. Rarely, I rely on natural rainfall
48. New information on zinnia care comes up, what’s your first response?
A. Eager to try it out
B. Consider incorporating it
C. Stick with my routine
D. Skeptical of new info
49. How do you feel about the various colors zinnias come in?
A. I love all the vibrant options
B. Prefer a few specific colors
C. Enjoy experimenting with different ones
D. Not particular about the colors
50. How do you handle a zinnia plant that’s struggling to bloom?
A. Improve sunlight exposure
B. Check and amend soil nutrients
C. Water more frequently
D. Try pest control methods
51. What’s your favorite zinnia color?
A. Red
B. Yellow
C. Purple
D. White
52. What’s the first thing you do when you notice pests on your zinnias?
A. Treat with organic pest control
B. Remove affected plants
C. Check if it’s a serious issue
D. Look up solutions online
53. How frequently do you deadhead your zinnias to encourage more blooms?
A. Every couple of days
B. Once a week
C. Occasionally
D. Rarely, if ever
54. In a perfect world, what would your zinnia garden look like?
A. Lush and bursting with blooms
B. Well-organized with companion plants
C. Low-maintenance yet vibrant
D. A natural, wild mix of colors
55. If you could waive a magic wand, what would the perfect zinnia variety be like?
A. Resistant to all pests and diseases
B. Able to withstand frost
C. Blooms continuously all year
D. Comes in a unique, stunning color
56. What is your current level of expertise in dealing with zinnia pests?
A. Expert
B. Intermediate
C. Novice
D. Beginner
57. How would your friends and family describe your gardening skills with zinnias?
A. Expert gardener
B. Passionate hobbyist
C. Occasional gardener
D. Not interested in gardening
58. When you were a kid, how did you react to flowers like zinnias in the garden?
A. Always fascinated by them
B. Enjoyed them but not actively involved
C. Rarely paid attention
D. Did not care for them much
59. Do you have adequate garden tools to care for zinnias?
A. Yes, I have everything I need
B. Mostly, I manage with what I have
C. Somewhat, I could use more tools
D. No, I’m lacking essential tools
60. Which of the following is most accurate when it comes to how you feel about zinnias?
A. They’re my favorite garden flower
B. I appreciate them for the color they bring
C. They’re part of my broader garden variety
D. I have a casual interest in them