Introduction to Marigold Growth Marigold is often used in flower bed decoration. It is native to Mexico and is distributed throughout China. It mostly grows in roadside meadows and has been naturalized in Guangdong and southern and southeastern Yunnan. Marigold growth cycle Marigold is a light-loving plant that is not very demanding on soil. It blooms from May to October, and its growth cycle goes through several stages: dormancy, seedling return, photosensitivity, and maturity. Marigold Growth Cycle Management The yield of marigold per mu is about 3,000-4,000 kilograms. Marigold is an annual herb and an ideal raw material for extracting pure natural yellow pigment. Temperature management: Marigolds are best grown in an environment with a suitable temperature of 13-16 degrees at night and 16-26 degrees during the day. Fertilization management : Marigolds are usually sown in spring, and organic fertilizer is spread in the pot as base fertilizer. Liquid organic fertilizer or compound fertilizer is applied every half a month during the growth period, and no further fertilization is required until the flowering period, just ensure that the soil is moist and breathable. |
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