Calendula planting steps
Step 1: Container Garden Choose the right size marigold dwarf variety to create a brightly colored mound of 6 to 12 inches tall, suitable for a higher variety of 12 inch pots, requiring a larger pot to make up Your height is usually the height of the pot should be one third of the mature plant height.
Step 2: Fill in a 1 inch rim of potted plants with an equal mixture of potting soil and perlite, a mixture of peat moss which makes a lightweight potting medium suitable for pots garden loam or potted soil too dense and contract It is easy to water with.
Step 3: Plant marigold seeds are 1/4 inch deep, spaced a few inches apart, cover the seeds with soil, gently down, use your hands and firm this fixed seed to remove the air pocket around the seeds. Step 4: Run the water until the water freely passes through the bottom of the pot to moisten the potting medium and cover the pot with moisture and heat.
Step 5: The square pot receives bright, indirect light until the seedlings appear in an area where the germination time depends on the temperature and variety of the soil, but marigold usually germinates to a week within a few days.
Step 6: Take out the plastic wrap from the pot, once the seedlings appear gradually put the pot in direct sunlight, although the calendula sun loves plants, the seedlings need to adjust the sunlight.
Step 7: Move the calendula outside a sunny location with a frost hazard already in your area by water once or twice a week or when the dry soil surface is below 1 inch calendula, weather conditions and pot The size depends on the amount of water needed for growth. During the hot and dry period, your calendula may need to be watered every day.
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