Calendula Creamy White Flower Seeds (Pot marigold/पॉट मैरीगोल्ड के बीज)

Calendula is a perennial flowering plant in a warm climate area and grows annually in cooler regions. Calendula is a dwarf variety of calendula that grows about 30 cm tall. Calendula flowers are edible and have a tangy and bitter taste. Calendula Creamy White is a unique variety known for its stunning pure white blossoms. Buy the Best Quality Calendula Creamy White Flower Seeds Online at the best price from www.organicbazar.net With High Germination and add colors to your garden.

Product Detail

• Number of Creamy White Calendula Flower Seeds: 50 Seeds
• Where to grow: Balcony or terrace garden
• Best Sowing Season: Winter Season
• Sowing method: Direct or Seedling
• Germination temperature: 12-25°C
• Germination time: 7-10 days
• Flower Colour: Creamy White
• Blooming time: Spring, summer, and fall (within 2 months from planting)

What size grow bag is best for Calendula?

• • 9 x 9 (W*H)
  • 12 x 12 (W*H)
  • 15 x 15 (W*H)

Calendula Growing Season In India  

Calendula, or pot marigold, can be grown in India during the cool season, typically from November to February, with potential flowering extending into the spring in regions with milder climates. Avoid planting during the monsoon season to prevent excessive moisture

How To Grow White Calendula

Calendula grows best directly in a container, pot, or garden. You can also plant calendula with the seedling transplant method. Calendula seeds do not germinate in scorching weather. The calendula seeds germinate best in temperatures between 12-25°C.

Calendula Seeds Sowing Method 

To plant calendula seeds, take a pot or grow bag and fill it with potting mix. Spread the calendula Officinalis seeds on the soil and cover the seeds with soil as calendula does not require light to germinate. Water the soil through a watering can and keep the soil moist. Calendula seeds germinate for about 7-10 days.
If you planted calendula in seedling trays, transplant them when the seedlings are about 8-12 cm tall. But before transplanting, harden them for a week to give them a favorable environment.

Best Fertilizer For Calendula Officinalis Flowers

• Monthly feeding of organic liquid fertilizer (mustard cake or neem cake) or balanced fertilizer is good for the healthy growth of calendula.
• Other than this, do not add extra fertilizer to the calendula otherwise it will become leggy.

Calendula Flowers Plant Care Tips 

Soil – Use well-drained, organic-rich soil for planting calendula Officinalis. Do not plant calendula in wet soil as this can lead to root rot.
Water – Calendula requires water in its early stages and needs occasional watering as it matures. Do not over-water, water only when the soil is dry.
Sunlight – Calendula prefers full sunlight but needs some afternoon shade in the hottest month of summer.
Temperature – Pot marigolds or calendula thrive in mild summer temperatures and may droop or not grow well in very high temperatures as well as extremely cold.  The best growing temperatures for calendula are 15-25°C.
Common pests and diseases – Pests such as slugs and snails feed on calendula plants, in addition, the plants are infected with powdery mildew disease. Use a spray of neem oil on calendula plants to get rid of these pests.
Mulching – Since plants cannot survive in extremely cold climates, a thick layer of mulch will help protect the plant from cold temperatures.

Calendula Creamy White Blooming Time 

• Calendula Officinalis flowers bloom 40-60 days or within 2 months from sowing.
• Spring, summer, and fall are calendula’s blooming seasons.
• Calendula flowers are edible and have a slightly peppery and bitter flavor. Flowers are mostly used in salads.

Calendula Special Features 

• Common name – Pot marigold, common marigold, and calendula
• Scientific name – Calendula officinalis
• Height – About 30- 60 cm
• Flower Size – 6-8 cm across
• Level of growing – Easy

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