FAQs What happens if I don’t pinch out cosmos plants? Cosmos plants will still happily grow and flower if you do not pinch out. However, they tend to only produce flowers at the top of tall growth.

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Cosmos sulphereus: These flowers are typically yellow and are native to meadows and grasslands. Flowers from this species grow to be 4 to 7 feet tall.

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Once established, cosmos prefer poor soils and a bit of neglect — they’re quite drought-tolerant. Plant in full sun and prepare soil for flowering plants; be sure to go easy on enriching the soil.