Marigold flowers are made up of multiple layers of overlapping petals with the petals getting smaller and more condensed towards the centre of the flower, similar to that of a carnation. The blooms may be single or double coloured and can be varying hues of yellow, orange, red and maroon. Marigold is one of the most commonly grown flowers for garden decoration and extensively used as loose flowers for making garlands for religious and social functions. It has gained popularity amongst the gardeners on account of its easy culture and wide adaptability. Marigold requires mild climate for luxuriant growth and flowering. They can be planted in the beds for mass display or grown in pots. Marigold can be grown in a wide range of soils, as it is adapted in different soil types. The seedlings are easily transplanted and established in the field without much mortality. After transplanting, it takes 40-50 days to flower.
Marigold flowers are a few of the most popular varieties in India. They’re heavily used for decoration at many festivals and functions. They’re bright colors simply make them so ornamental and lively that they can light up any place.
Level of difficulty to grow:
Days to maturity: 40-45 Days
Plant spacing: 14 inches apart
Light Requirement: Expose the plants to full sun during the day
Soil Requirement: Marigold plants need well-drained, light, and nutrient-rich soil.
Water Requirement: Keeping the soil moist at all times is vital.
Harvesting: Marigold flowers can be simply plucked out and used once they reach maturity.
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