Marigolds Zlato Scythians, Caprice seeds 20pcs, 0.5g each

Bushes are compact, densely leafy. Shoots are strong, green with reddish stripes. Leaves are dark green with small narrow-lanceolate lobes. Inflorescences are chrysanthemum-shaped, double, 3.5-4.5 cm in diameter, composed of broad-coronal tubular flowers. Height: 20-30 cm Location: They do not need intense sunlight, although they achieve maximum decorative effect in sunny places. They do not tolerate spring and autumn frosts. Soil: For planting and growing marigolds, you should select fertile, neutral, loamy, with an optimal level of regular watering. Care: They are considered drought-resistant, but at the beginning of growth they need watering, otherwise the plants will be puny, and the inflorescences will be small. Marigolds, especially erect marigolds, have a negative attitude to excess moisture in the soil. In rainy weather, their large inflorescences begin to rot. And if the soil is oversaturated with water, plants begin to die from fungal root diseases. Spring fertilization results in strong growth and delayed flowering.