The Marigold, also known as Tagetes, is an annual flower that can be grown in pots or garden beds. Offering an extensive variety clubbed with the ability to withstand the harshest climates, makes it a flower-world underdog. These dainty flowers also blend with nearly any type of soil, blooming best in moderately fertile, well-drained soil.

3 easy steps
Step 1:
Fill the pot with pot mix, make a hole and place the cocopeat coin.

Step 2:
Pour half a glass of water on the cocopeat. After it rises, sow the seeds.

Step 3:
The seed will germinate in 8-10 days with good care and maintenance.

6" Pot & plate
Marigold seeds
Natural pot mix
Nutrition spray
Protection spray
Nutrition powder
Germination cocopeat coin
Instruction manual

1. Does Marigold require deadheading?
No, they don’t, but if dying blossoms are regularly removed, it enables the plant to continue blooming profusely.

2. How to water them?
Do not water marigolds from overhead. Water at the base of the plant ensuring that the soil is moist, especially when plants are young. Water more in high heat.

3. How to take care of the flowers?
Do not fertilize marigolds during growth. A diet that’s too nitrogen-rich stimulates lush foliage at the expense of flowers.