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Marigold "Cupidon" (african mix)
Aztec Marigold "Cupidon" (mix) - Tagetes erecta nana.
Densely double and compact!
Stems are erect, 20-25 cm high, strongly branched from the base, lateral shoots are deflected. Inflorescences are baskets of bright lemon-yellow, orange and tangerine color, 8-10 cm in diameter.
Marigolds, planted next to garden crops, reduce their damage by fungal diseases, especially fusarium, protect against some types of nematodes.
Marigolds are used in all types of flower beds. They grow well in pots, vases, balcony boxes.
In the fall, flowering plants can be transferred to a room, where they grow well during the winter, and in the spring, planted in open ground, they again form a large flowering bush...
It lasts 10 days or more in a vase.
Can be sown in open ground in late May - early June. Shoots appear on the 5-10th day. It is advisable to cover the soil with agrotextile (in this case, you can sow a week or a week and a half earlier than usual, thereby accelerating flowering). Sow for seedlings in early April - flowering will begin in June.
Pre-sowing treatment: March-April.
Planting in a permanent place: the second half of May.
Flowering: from June until frost.
Densely double and compact!
Stems are erect, 20-25 cm high, strongly branched from the base, lateral shoots are deflected. Inflorescences are baskets of bright lemon-yellow, orange and tangerine color, 8-10 cm in diameter.
Marigolds, planted next to garden crops, reduce their damage by fungal diseases, especially fusarium, protect against some types of nematodes.
Marigolds are used in all types of flower beds. They grow well in pots, vases, balcony boxes.
In the fall, flowering plants can be transferred to a room, where they grow well during the winter, and in the spring, planted in open ground, they again form a large flowering bush...
It lasts 10 days or more in a vase.
Can be sown in open ground in late May - early June. Shoots appear on the 5-10th day. It is advisable to cover the soil with agrotextile (in this case, you can sow a week or a week and a half earlier than usual, thereby accelerating flowering). Sow for seedlings in early April - flowering will begin in June.
Pre-sowing treatment: March-April.
Planting in a permanent place: the second half of May.
Flowering: from June until frost.
Eng.: African marigold, Aztec marigold. Bot. syn.: Tagetes major Gaertn.
Marigolds are especially relevant if:
* The plot is young, land reclamation measures have not been carried out, fertile soil has not been brought in, or the soil is depleted.
* The place is completely open and other flowers have a hard time growing under the constantly scorching sun.
* Strong winds blow across the plot.
* You do not have the opportunity to regularly water the plants, loosen the soil, which is covered with a thick crust, or fertilize.
