How to Sow and Plant
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Sow the Dwarf African Marigold seeds indoors from mid-March to mid-April in a seedbed, or outdoors from mid-April to late May once the soil has warmed. Plant seeds shallowly and keep the soil moist until germination. After 5 to 6 weeks, transplant the seedlings to their final location, spacing them to allow for their compact growth habit of about 25 cm in height. Choose a sunny spot, ideal for borders, flower beds, or window boxes, to enjoy the vibrant golden-yellow and orange double blooms throughout the season.
Dwarf African Marigolds thrive best in sunny spots, where their vibrant orange and golden-yellow blooms can shine. Keep the soil well-drained and moderately moist for healthy growth, avoiding waterlogging. Regularly remove spent flowers to encourage continuous blooming from summer through autumn. These compact plants, growing up to 25 cm tall, are ideal for borders, edges, and containers. Providing good air circulation helps prevent disease, while occasional feeding with a balanced fertilizer supports prolonged flowering. Their durable nature makes them a delightful, low-maintenance addition to brighten any garden space.
For best results, sow Dwarf African Marigold seeds indoors from mid-March to April or directly outdoors from mid-April to late May. Transplant seedlings after 5 to 6 weeks to a sunny spot with well-drained soil. These compact plants, reaching about 25 cm, thrive in borders, window boxes, or pots. Regularly remove spent flowers to encourage continuous blooming from July through October. Their vibrant double flowers in golden-yellow and orange hues make a striking addition to any garden, offering long-lasting color and charm throughout the growing season.
What is the typical height of the Dwarf African Marigold plants grown from these seeds?
The plants reach a compact height of about 25 cm, making them ideal for borders, window boxes, and flower beds.
What colors do the flowers of the Tagetes patula nana Petite Orange variety display?
These marigolds produce beautifully filled double flowers in vibrant golden-yellow and orange hues.
When is the best time to sow and plant these marigold seeds?
Sow indoors from mid-March to mid-April or outdoors from mid-April to late May once the soil has warmed.
How should I care for the plants to encourage long blooming?
Place them in sunny spots with well-drained, moderately moist soil, remove spent flowers regularly, and provide occasional feeding with a balanced fertilizer.
How many seeds can I expect per gram of this variety?
There are approximately 300 seeds per gram, offering great potential for planting.
Are these marigolds suitable for container gardening?
Yes, their compact growth habit makes them perfect for containers, window boxes, and smaller garden spaces.
