Marigold Inca Primrose Double Seeds pack of 15-20 seeds imported
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Marigold Inca Primrose: Gorgeous and Stunning Flower
Marigold Inca Primrose is a stunning flower with vibrant gleaming yellow blooms and simple cultivation in maintenance terms. It is gardeners’ delight as it is a burst of colors to landscapes, patios, and gardens. Marigold is the right plant for you if you require a low-maintenance but incredibly stunning plant.
| Number of Seeds | 18-20 |
|---|---|
| Sowing month | Aug to Jan |
| Sowing temperature | 20-35C |
| Blooming month | Dec to April |
| Sun | Full |
What Does It Look Like?
This marigold produces large, puffy yellow flowers that open to 4 inches in diameter. The dark green foliage provides a stunning contrast, so the flowers really pop. This marigold reaches 10 to 12 inches tall with a bushy, compact growth habit ideal for bedding, containers, and borders.
Why Grow Marigold Inca Primrose?
There are a number of reasons to grow this lovely flower:
- Low maintenance – Hence Ideal for new gardeners.
- Long blooming period – Blooms in the spring and fall with proper care.
- Pollinator – Attracts bees and butterflies with its bright flowers.
- Insect repellent – Repels other insects from other flowers, i.e., aphids.
Growing Marigold Inca Primrose
It is a simple marigold to cultivate. Follow the below steps in order to grow a healthy crop of beautiful plant.
1. Select a Proper Site
needs a full sun. Choose a spot in your garden where it will receive at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day. Where placed in pots, sit outside in full sun.
2. Soil Preparation
But Soil must be well-draining. Excess water will rot roots. Composting some will nourish the soil and cultivate more plant life also.
3. Marigold Inca Primrose Planting Seeds or Seedlings
- If seed, plant ¼ inch deep into ground.
- If seedling, plant 8 to 12 inches apart so that they have room to grow and expand.
4. Water Regularly
Water ground frequently but not wet. Give water in the morning so leaves dry in between to avoid disease. Established marigolds are very drought-tolerant.
5. Pinch Out Dead Flowers Marigold Inca Primrose
To promote additional flowers, pinch out dead flowers. This encourages the plant to produce new, fresh blooms also.
Final Thoughts
Lastly Marigold Inca Primrose is a good plant to keep around. It’s easy to grow, is tough, and beautiful. Stick it in the ground, set it in flowers or borders, and it’ll bring loveliness and beauty to your life.
| Color | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Germination Level | Easy |
| Growth Pattern | Up right Straight |
| Hybrid or Open Pollinated | Hybrid |
| Ideal location | Full sun |
| Origin Country | Germany |
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FAQs
Which fertizlier to be used
In most flowering plants NPK can be used 19:19:19 if you want to use organic, then vermicompost or any organic decomposed manure is best for soil fertility
When to Transplant
Once seedling has 4 true leaf then cab be transplanted after Sunset without disturbing the roots
How to germinate from seeds
Fill pot 80% with soil and compost mix the top layer 20% spread cocopeat, then place seeds on top of cocopeat, then cover seeds with thin layer of cocopeat, Maintain moisture till germination
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