I
would like to share with you how to successfully plant marigolds in a
pot based on my experiences. Marigold seeds typically germinate within 5
to 7 days under optimal conditions. After germination, the seedlings
will grow rapidly, then I can expect to see the first blooms in about 8
to 10 weeks.
Marigolds start blooming about two to two and a half months after sowing the seeds. The flowers will bloom beautifully if they grow quickly. Their growth and blooming will adapt based on the climate conditions.
First Step
I
harvest marigold seeds once the flowers have fully bloomed and started
to dry out. This usually happens about 8 to 10 weeks after planting. The
flower heads will turn brown and dry, and the seeds inside will be dark
and hard. I simply cut off the dried flower heads and gently break them
open to collect the seeds. I make sure the seeds are completely dry
before storing them in a cool, dry place for future planting.
Take video - drop the seed, dry the seed and Sawing the seed
I took some seedlings from the ground to plant in a pot because they have grown enough to be transplanted. Alternatively, you can leave them in their original place.
Flowers/Blooming
Based on my experience, it blooms for many months (from October to March). It can bloom year-round depending on the resilience of the plant and the climate of the region.
See the video: Marigold Planting to Blooming
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