Marigold/Geanda Kolkata Yellow Seeds (45-50 Seeds)

Brighten Your Garden with Vibrant Golden Blooms with yellow Kolkata Marigold flower seeds. The marigold flowers or our beloved, Genda Phool (flowers of festivities), make their place in our hearts, both as decorative examples and as a source of lovely colours to our home gardens. The Kolkata one is particularly quite conspicuous, round-ball in shape and bright yellow in color, which is why it is so popular with the plant lovers.

These yellow Kolkata Genda Phool seeds are perfect for being used by beginners and experienced gardeners alike, as they make a beautiful, hardy plant that not only blooms constantly, but also has the ability to thrive in warmth and coolness, sunlight and shade.

Seed Overview

The pack has 45 to 50 high quality open-pollinated seeds having an 85 to 95 percent germination percent. Growth of seeds takes 7-10 days and the plants develop into robust plants that are 60-75 cm in height. Globe shaped, closely petalled (12-16 grams in weight) flowers come after transplanting 45 to 50 days later and then flower 3- 4 months. The optimum period of North Indian planting is between September and March.

About the Mature Plant:

After plantation of yellow Kolkata Genda phool seeds, they grow into strong bushy plants making your garden a golden heaven. The Kolkata one is characterized by the shrubby nature and good branching which produces dense and well shaped plants that appear beautiful even before flowering. These plants grow to a comfortable height ranging between 60 and 75cm and 30 to 45cm, they are dark green and feathery with the added ornamental value in their foliage all through the growing season and the plants can only take 45-50 days after transplanting to start producing magnificent globe-like yellow blooms.

Key Features and Benefits of the Seed

Excellence Growing Characteristics:

The yellow Kolkata Marigold flower seeds grow well in Indian climates within the range of 18-30°C. Its branches grow well automatically and generate plentiful flowers and they are small and one that a gardener at any level will find easy to look after.

Garden & Environmental Benefits:

These seeds of Kolkata genda phool (yellow) are natural repellers of aphids and mosquitoes due to their touch and the smell, they are also pollinating and help to maintain a healthy and prosperous ecosystem.

Cultural & Decorative Value:

The blooms are suitable as offerings in puja, garlands and festivals. When sliced they not only stay fresh but last 6-7 days. Their dimensions are appropriate to both gardens and containers to be used in either inside or outdoor decoration.

Health:

Marigold petals are antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory, which heal the skin and wounds. The petals are also edible and can be prepared as a garnish to the salads or it can be consumed in herbal teas as a health treat.

Easy Cultivation:

These are low-maintenance beginner-friendly seeds that can replace numerous types of soils. High germination and blooming plants can be expected with minimum attention.

How to Take Care?

Understand the Step by Step plant care Process:

Seed Sowing Instructions:

Start off with a good growing blend – try cocopeat mixed with perlite or some vermicompost. Drop each yellow Kolkata Genda phool seeds about half to one centimeter down, leave 15–20 cm between them when planting outside. Give water in a light way; aim for damp dirt, never soaked.

Germination & Transplanting:

Set seed trays in a warm environment (20-30°C) which is exposed to 56 hours of sunlight daily, the seeds normally germinate in 7-10 days, transplant the seedlings into larger pots or into the garden after 34 weeks when they have 23 true leaves with a distance of 2025cm.

Sunlight & Watering:

Marigolds have 5-7 hours of complete sunshine a day, water them at the base but not so much as to let them stand in water, during the monsoon, the frequency of watering to avoid over-watering.

Soil & Fertilization:

Select loamy soil that is well drained and whose PH is 6.5-7.5 and add some organic matter before planting, fertilize at an interval of 20-25 days using Vermicompost or neem cake. When the plants start flowering apply bone meal–but do not remove too much of the nitrogen.

Pruning & Maintenance:

Deadhead throws flowers on to stimulate other flowers, removing any yellow (or diseased) leaves immediately. As the plants get to approximately four true leaves, pinch their ends, so that they grow compact.

Pest & Disease Management:

Aphids, whiteflies and spider mites can be treated with neem oil or insecticidal soap, avoid foliage, which is caused by powdery mildew, and water the trees and bushes upside down and make sure there is adequate air flow. When the soil is poorly drained it causes root rot.

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FAQs

Q: How much time Marigold seeds take to germinate?

A: Warm soil and moisture help seeds grow fast. Some seeds pop up in about 7days, while others need nearly twice that time if conditions aren’t just right or care is spotty.

Q: When should you plant marigold Kolkata seeds in India?

A: Sow from September to October in winter, though you could plant earlier – say June or July – if it’s raining a lot, especially down south; these flowers grow fine any time annually.

Q: Can I grow marigolds in pots or containers?

A: Yes, these work okay in pots around 8 or 10 inches across – just one per pot though; go larger if adding extras, good drainage is key, along with occasional steady dampness.

Q: What issues usually hit marigolds, also what’s the best way to handle them?

A: Most common problems are failed germination, yellowish foliage and bugs. Use loose soil to help the plant to sprout. Try to provide natural feed instead of chemical mixes to avoid yellowish foliage, for bugs you can use neem oil.