Calendula officinalis flower seeds

Common name: Marigold Scientific name: Calendula officinalis Also called: medicinal marigold, medicinal Bakuoria - Calendula • Marigold plant is perennial, reaching a height of about 60 cm, and the stem height is 40-60 centimeters. Uses and benefits: • Used as an appetizer, and has many medicinal uses such as treating stings. Native habitat: • Its original habitat is Southern Europe, and it is cultivated in many Arab countries. The flower: • Orange or yellow in color, beautiful in shape. Suitable climatic conditions and soil for cultivation: • Marigold prefers moderate climate and medium-fertility soil. - Germination time: • Marigold seeds are planted from July to September, and it is considered a winter plant. Method of cultivation: • Seeds are planted in a nursery in pots, and seedlings are transplanted after 35-45 days of planting, then the land is plowed, old decomposed organic fertilizer and superphosphate are added, then it is leveled, smoothed, and divided into beds.