Marigold Orange F1 pack of 18-20 seeds Imported
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Marigold Orange F1 All Year: Splash of Sunshine in Your Garden Throughout the Year
Marigold Orange F1 are perhaps the most vibrant and consistent flowers you can cultivate. Their orange flowers bring some vitality to any garden and charge it with energy. And the most wonderful thing about it? With proper care, you can have marigolds throughout the year!
| Number of Seeds | 18-20 seeds |
|---|---|
| Sowing month | Feb to Oct |
| Blooming Month | April To Dec |
| Temperature | Above 30C |
| Sun | Full sun except may june |
Why Do You Need Marigolds?
Marigold Orange F1 is not only beautiful but also easy to cultivate. They are resistant to drought, and pests, and are even hardy. They brighten up flower gardens, borders, and pots with their hue. And, marigolds repel those pesky insects as well, which makes them wonderful vegetable and herb companions.
Marigold Orange F1 Gardening Marigolds Throughout Different Seasons
It is not only easy but also possible to get marigolds blooming all year round if you plan properly. Here is how you can have their orange beauty every year:
Spring
Marigold Orange F1 seeds should be planted in the spring. As the weather is pleasant, the seeds will germinate instantly and develop robust plants. Plant them under sunlight and permeable soil in order to have the maximum effect. Water them occasionally but never excessively.
Summer
Summer is when marigolds flower. Marigolds are heat tolerant and need little attention. They will create more flowers if deadheading, or the removal of wilted flowers is done. If extremely high temperatures are encountered during the summer, give them shade from time to time so that they can thrive.
Marigold Orange F1 Fall
As the seasons become colder, marigolds are keeping the garden in color. They will continue on through late fall if you have a mild winter. Mulching around them helps to hold in heat and moisture. You can also reuse seeds from older flowers to plant again.
Winter
Marigold Orange F1 will not do well when it’s cold. They cannot stand frost. But you can keep them thriving indoors! Put pots in a sunroom window or grow lights. Water occasionally and feed once in a while. Marigolds will also flower in the middle of winter if you have a greenhouse. Lisianthus Rosita blue good partner for Margold
Year-Round Marigold Success Tips
- Rotate plantings: Plant fresh seeds periodically so that there are always flowers.
- Marigold Orange F1 Use pots and containers: This will be handy for carrying plants indoors when they need to be moved in.
- Keep frost out: Cover garden marigolds left out in the open with a cloth whenever there is sudden temperature fluctuation.
- Feed periodically: Feeding plant fertilizer ensures growth is healthy.
With a bit of effort, you can appreciate the beautiful orange marigold blooms throughout the year. Growing in a garden bed, patio planter, or house pot, the blooms brighten up each season. Yes, go ahead! Plant marigolds today and appreciate their beauty throughout the year!
| Color | Orange |
|---|---|
| Growth Pattern | Up right Straight |
| Hybrid or Open Pollinated | Hybrid |
| Germination Level | Easy |
| Ideal location | Full sun |
| Origin Country | Japan |
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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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