How to make marigold sprout quickly

Marigold germination environment

Marigold seeds can only be collected after the petals have withered. It is best to choose late September or early October for collection, and collection must be timely to avoid being eaten by animals. When the seeds are germinating, the temperature needs to be kept at around 22-26 degrees, and there must be sufficient water environment.

Marigold germination process

The germination process of marigold seeds takes about 7 days. This variety of flowers grows very fast. After sowing in the spring of the first year, it can bloom in the summer of the same year. When planting, remember to place it in a place where it can receive sufficient light.

Direct planting of marigold seeds

If marigolds are planted in the field, the method of sowing, raising seedlings and transplanting will be adopted instead of direct sowing. The main reason is that the seeds are relatively small, and if sown, the planting density will be high.

Marigolds planted in soil

Marigold can be planted after germination, but it requires a suitable temperature environment. It will germinate about 1-2 weeks after planting.

Marigold seeds germination

If you want marigold seeds to germinate faster, you need to use fuller seeds, and they need to be germinated before planting. This can increase the germination rate of the seeds and make the seeds germinate faster. After the seeds are germinated, they can be planted in the soil, and then there must be good fertilizer and water management.

Marigold seeds germination planting

Marigold seeds are usually planted in spring or autumn, when the climate is most suitable for growth. Before planting, you should choose seeds with full grains so that the survival rate will be high after planting. During normal maintenance, you should water and fertilize in time.