Calendula Pacific Beauty (1005) 20+ Seeds

🌼 Luminous Calendula 'Pacific Beauty' Mix

Premium Quality Seeds for a Glowing Canopy of Gold & Amber

Infuse your garden with warmth and sunshine! Our premium Calendula Pacific Beauty seeds produce exceptionally hardy, resilient plants crowned with large, heavily layered double blossoms. Lovingly known as "Pot Marigolds," these cheerily colored flowers are a versatile favorite—perfect for lighting up winter borders, filling patio containers, and acting as fantastic companion plants that naturally welcome beneficial pollinators.

📋 Snapshot Growing Guide

• Packet Contents: 20+ select premium seeds per pack

• Sprouting Power: High-performing 80–90% germination success rate

• First Sprouts: Quick to wake up within just 7–14 days

• Optimal Climate: Thrives beautifully in cooler conditions between 12–20°C

• The Floral Show: Takes a swift 65–75 days from sprout to bloom, brightening your landscape all the way from winter through late spring

• Color Profile: A radiant, sun-kissed mix of fully double blossoms in shades of vivid yellow, rich gold, fiery orange, and soft apricot

• Growth Habit: Reaches a perfect mid-tier height of 45–60 cm (18–24 in) with a bushy, neat spread of 30–40 cm (12–16 in)

📅 Best Sowing Months (Pakistan)

To capture the perfect cool-weather window required for these bright beauties, plant your seeds during these times:

• Autumn Wave: September – November

• Late Winter Wave: January – February

🌿 Pro-Gardening Tips for Maximum Brilliance

✂️ The Secret to More Flowers: For a denser, more spectacular display, pinch back the growing tips of your young calendula seedlings. This minor trim forces the plant to branch out horizontally rather than growing single-stemmed, multiplying your final bloom count.

• Sun & Ground Choice: Happiest in positions that enjoy unfiltered, full sun. They perform flawlessly in fertile, nutrient-rich soil that allows excess water to escape freely.

• Hydration Routine: Give them steady, regular watering. Keep the soil evenly moist to the touch, but always avoid overwatering or letting the roots sit in muddy, stagnant ground.

• Keep the Glow Going: Regularly pluck or snip off fading blossoms (deadheading). This simple habit blocks early seed production, directing all the plant's natural energy into pushing out endless waves of fresh, sunny buds.