Velvety marigold flower seeds

Common name: Velvet Marigold Scientific name: Tagetes erecta Also known as: Velvet Marigold - French Marigold A perennial plant from the Asteraceae family that reaches a height of up to 70 cm, with very green leaves, and characterized by dense and beautiful flowers. It is one of the plants that municipalities plant abundantly in gardens, roadsides, and public squares, and is also suitable for cultivation in home flower beds. • Velvet Marigold flower: Named for its velvety, soft flowers, which are attractive and come in various colors from yellow to dark and light orange. It is also used in making flower bouquets. • Velvet Marigold seeds: Small, elongated seeds resembling sticks. • Germination season: Can be planted in early spring, and can also be cultivated in moderate regions throughout the year. • Suitable climate and soil for growing Velvet Marigold: Needs exposure to light and sunlight for several hours daily to grow and bloom well. Prefers a moderate and warm tropical environment and tolerates moderate temperatures. Grows well in well-drained clay and sandy soils. Does not tolerate frost and requires continuous watering until the plant buds appear, after which watering is gradually reduced as it is drought-resistant. • How to cultivate Velvet Marigold: Propagates through seeds that are planted in soil at a depth of 1-2 cm. It can also be fertilized with organic fertilizer at least once during flowering to accelerate growth and development. • Benefits and uses: Used for decoration and beautifying gardens. • Native homeland: North America, currently spread in many countries around the world.