Celosia Glorious Orange is a stunning flowering bush with exquisitely flowering in India’s warm and tropical weather. Its reddish, orange-colored flowers are of much value to botanists and horticulturists. Celosia is an amaranth family plant and is a favorite because it has a distinctive shape, elongated flowers, and ease.

Number of Seeds	25-30 seeds
Sowing month	Feb to Oct
Blooming Month	April To Dec
Temperature	Above 30C
Sun	Full sun except may june

Celosia Orange is best suited to Indian weather It thrives from 20°C to 35°C of temperature, thereby perfectly suitable for summer and monsoon. But it does not prefer frost or cold, so it’s better to cultivate in places with light winters.

Celosia Glorious Orange It likes to cultivate well in slightly acidic to neutral soil pH with proper drainage. Loamy or sandy soil is ideal for cultivation. As it loves sunlight, positioning it in a spot that gets six hours of sunlight a day guarantees that it blossoms nicely. Furthermore, celosia also needs moderate watering.

Celosia Orange is very easy to grow.  The best time to sow is early spring or summer in order to achieve maximum growth. When the seedlings arise within 10 to 15 days, if the plants are firmly established in the soil, they are grown in pot plants or beds.

Pruning every two weeks keeps celosia in top quality and promotes further blooms. Deadheading, or the removal of spent flowers, creates a perpetual flowering effect. The application of organic compost or balanced fertilizer every two weeks also keeps plants healthy and deepens flower colors.

Celosia Glorious Orange is not only an ornamental plant; it has benefits. First, it is a pollinator plant attracting butterflies and bees, which are beneficial to biodiversity. Second, these beautiful flowers are used in cut flowers for flower arrangements and ornamentations. Third, in some parts of India, celosia leaves are part of salad as leafy vegetables due to their high nutritional content. Ornamental kale pigeon mix grows well with celosia

Celosia Glorious Orange is a great choice for Indian gardens because of its beautiful flowers, less demanding requirements, and ability to withstand hot temperatures. If there is adequate sunlight, drainage facility in the ground, and regular trimming, it provides superb flowers to the gardener. Both in house garden and balcony/pot plants on terraces, the plants are full of hue and beauty to the garden all year round.