When do marigolds bloom?

Flowering period

Generally speaking, the flowering period of marigold is in summer and autumn, normally between July 10 and September 25, and the male core of its flower core is usually partially open or not open.

Since the technology is very mature now, they can be sown throughout the year, so its flowering time is not fixed. Generally, if it is sown in spring, its flowering period is in summer. If it is sown in summer, its flowering period is in autumn.

Artificially controlling the flowering period allows them to bloom at the desired time, thus better meeting the needs of different tourist groups in different regions. In other words, the ornamental value is also greatly enhanced.

Key points for mining during flowering period

After talking about their flowering period, let’s take a brief look at their mining methods. When harvesting marigolds, the flowers must be mature, there must be no water droplets on the flowers, and they must be intact and not damaged. The length of their pedicels cannot exceed 1 cm. They can be picked at 9 am and 5 pm every day. The interval between picking cannot be less than seven days, and they cannot be picked on cloudy days.

Tips

The stem of this flower is relatively upright and sturdy, and there are cracks on the leaves. The length of the leaves is generally between 5cm and 10cm, and the width is between 4cm and 8cm. The inflorescence usually blooms alone, with a flower diameter of 5cm to 8cm. The flowers usually open at the top of the stalk. The ligulate flowers are generally yellow or dark orange, and the corolla of the tubular flowers is yellow.

The above is all the content introduced by the editor. Is it clear to everyone? Friends who are not busy can choose to enjoy the marigolds during their flowering period!