African Marigold (1062) 20+ Seeds

📦 Pack Contents & Specs

• Seed Count: Premium pack containing 20+ imported, high-quality seeds.

• Sprouting Rate: Outstanding and highly reliable 85–95% success rate under proper care.

• Sprouting Time: Fast-moving starters—expect to see your first bright shoots emerge within just 7 to 14 days.

🌻 Flower Profile & Display

• Size: Grows into a grand, upright garden statement standing 60–90 cm tall with a balanced 30–45 cm spread.

• The Bloom: Produces massive, pom-pom-like double blooms in a blazing, cheerful palette of sun-kissed yellow and fiery orange shades.

• Timeline: Remarkably fast to reward you—bursts into full color just 60–80 days after sprouting and keeps the show going continuously all season long.

• Garden Design: Perfect for mid-to-back row border positioning, vibrant landscape bedding, or creating a dense, colorful floral hedge.

🌞 Perfect Growing Conditions

• Light: Loves basking in full, direct sunlight to fuel its large flower heads and maximize color intensity.

• Soil: Thrives best in loose, ordinary, well-drained soil. It is incredibly hardy and highly adaptable to various soil types.

• Moisture: Water regularly to keep the plant hydrated, but always allow excess water to drain away freely to prevent waterlogging.

• Climate: Keeps happiest in warm, sunny weather, maintaining peak growth in a temperature range of 18–26°C.

📅 When to Plant (Pakistan)

Sow your seeds during these two flexible windows to enjoy magnificent blooms across both hot and cool cycles:

• Spring/Summer Window: February to May

• Autumn Window: September to November

🌿 Quick Gardening Tips

1. Pinch for Maximum Pom-Poms: When your young marigolds are established, gently pinch off the central growing tips. This encourages heavy branching, turning a single stalk into a dense, bushy plant loaded with extra flowers.

2. The Perfect Companion: Aside from their beauty, African Marigolds are famous kitchen garden companions. Their natural scent helps repel common vegetable pests, making them great to plant next to tomatoes and peppers.

3. Non-Stop Flower Show: Make it a habit to snip off faded or dried-up flower heads (deadheading). This signals the plant to continuously push out fresh, giant buds.