Marigold White Flower Seeds - 50 Seeds || High Germination/ Easy To grow

Marigold White Flower Seeds – Add Pure Elegance To Your Garden 🌼

Marigold White is loved by butterflies, bees, ladybugs, and even children! These beautiful blooms not only brighten your garden but also naturally repel common pests like tomato hornworms, cabbage worms, and whiteflies. With simple care, even beginners can successfully grow these vibrant flowers.

Product Detail

• 🌱 Number of Marigold White Flower Seeds : 50 Seeds

• 🏡 Where to Grow: Balcony or terrace garden

• 📅 Sowing Season: Throughout the year

• 🌿 Sowing Method: Seedling transplant

• 🌡️ Germination Temperature: 15-26°C

• ⏳ Germination Time: 4-10 days from sowing

• 🌼 Blooming Time: 45-60 Days After Sowing

• 🌻 Plant Height: 30-120 cm

• 💛 Flower Color: White
  

🌱 How To Grow Marigolds From Seeds

• Sowing Method: Transplantation preferred (direct sowing also possible)

• Ideal Soil Temperature: 15-26°C

• Container Size: 30-40 cm wide and deep grow bag or pot

🌻  Marigold White Seeds Sowing Method

1. Use a seedling tray or a small pot with potting mix.

2. Sprinkle marigold seeds on top and lightly cover them with soil (not more than 0.5 cm deep).
   

3. Water gently and place in a sunny spot (can germinate in dark too).

4. Seeds germinate in 4-10 days.

5. Transplant seedlings when they are 5-6 cm tall.

   • Spacing: 20-25 cm or one plant per small pot

🌿 Best Fertilizer For Marigolds

• No heavy feeding needed, but liquid fertilizer helps in poor soil.

• Use compost or organic mix every 2-3 weeks for best results.

🌞 Marigold Plant Care Tips

• Soil: Fertile, well-drained (avoid heavy clay or acidic soil)

• Watering: Daily in early stage, then weekly as needed

• Sunlight: Full sun preferred; partial shade tolerable

• Temperature: Ideal is 18-30°C (avoid below 4°C or above 35°C)

• Pests/Disease: Watch for aphids, spider mites, mildew — use neem oil

• Pruning: Regular deadheading encourages more blooms

• Mulching: Helps retain moisture and reduce weeds

🌼 Marigold Bloom Time

• Blooms 45-60 days After sowing

• Cut flowers last up to 1 week in a vaseafter

🌸 Marigold Highlights

• Common Name: Marigold

• Scientific Name: Tagetesafter

• Plant Height: 30-120 cm

• Growing Level: Easy

Why is my marigold not flowering?

In most cases, marigolds do not flower due to insufficient sunlight. At least 6 hours of sunlight are necessary for its development.

Why do marigolds become weak in midsummer?

Most marigold varieties do not bloom in the hottest part of summer because they cannot tolerate high temperatures. But that's natural so don't worry, they'll bloom again in late summer or early fall when the weather turns cool again.

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