HORTICULTURE SCIENCE
MEDICINAL PLANT
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Every six months
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Spring
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All the year
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In December
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Detailed explanation-1: -Marigolds do not bloom year-round, but with proper care, some varieties can bloom for several months. They will put on the best show all summer and into fall. Marigolds are a hardy, bright, easy-to-grow plant.
Detailed explanation-2: -The crop duration is about 130-150 days. Flowers are picked once in 3 days beginning from 60 days after planting. The average yield is about 18 t/ha.
Detailed explanation-3: -Sowing of marigold can be done round the year. In rainy season, do sowing in mid-June and Transplanting in mid-July. In winter, do sowing in mid of September and in mid-October, complete transplantation.
Detailed explanation-4: -How Long Do Marigolds Last? Generally, marigold blooms can last from the beginning of spring, right until the first frost of winter. The blooming of any marigold plant can be encouraged with simple maintenance. Deadheading the blooms, for example, could result in an abundance of flowers throughout the season.