Marigold is an excellent flowering plant that thrives in the summer season. Here are some tips to maintain a marigold plant.
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Potting
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You can pot marigolds in loose and well-drained soil mixed with cocopeat to boost the soil's fertility. You can opt for a small to medium-sized pot.
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Watering
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Watering marigold regularly is essential to maintain the soil's fertility and boost the plant's growth. Avoid overwatering the plant as it can lead to water clogging.
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Temperature
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Marigold can thrive in hot temperatures from 70°F to 85°F and bloom with bright yellow and orange flowers.
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Humidity
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This plant can tolerate low to medium humidity levels. However, it is best to spray water on its leaves and flowers if the humidity is low.
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Sunlight
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Marigolds bloom beautifully and thrive in full sunlight. You can grow them in your home garden, balcony or terrace to provide them an adequate amount of sunlight.