Calendula Bon Bon Orange - Blumensamen

Beschreibung

Calendula Bon Bon Orange - Blumensamen

1 Packung enthält 50 Ringelblumensamen

Die leuchtend orangefarbenen oder gelben Blüten der Ringelblume bringen nicht nur Farbe in den Garten, sondern verleihen auch Salaten und ähnlichen Gerichten eine besondere Note. Die Ringelblume verträgt die Kälte im Herbst extrem gut und wird schon lange als Topfkräuter für ihre essbaren Blüten angebaut.

Compound specifications
Seeds per pack: 50
Common name: Marigold, English Marigold, Poet's Marigold
Height: 12" - 24"
Flower color: Orange
Flowering time: Mid-spring – mid-autumn
Difficulty level: Easy

Planting and care:
- Space seedlings 12 to 15 inches apart in rich, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter.
- Marigolds thrive in sunny, cool climates; for best performance, grow them in nighttime temperatures of 40–45°F.
- The soil should be evenly moist and moderately fertilized.
- If you are growing marigolds in a greenhouse, sow the seeds in January for a spring bloom or in mid-August for a mid-winter bloom.

Calendula Bon Bon Orange care:
- Sow seeds outdoors a few weeks before the last frost in spring or start sowing indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost.
- Avoid warm propagation temperatures as they result in weak plants.
- Keep seeds covered with soil as light inhibits germination.
- Start an additional set of seedlings in the summer for optimal fall blooms.

Sunlight: Full sun, partial shade
Irrigation: Moist, well-drained soil
Soil: Clay, normal, loamy, poor, sandy
Temperature: 55 to 60 degrees Celsius
Fertilizer: Apply any organic fertilizer.
Harvest time: Calendula produces many seeds, similar to a zinnia or marigold. When the flowers have dried up, cut them off and hang them upside down in bunches. The seeds are contained in the heads and, once dry and crispy, can be easily crushed by hand and extracted from the seed chaff.

Calendula Bon Bon Orange Special Feature:
- Marigolds are a very productive, easy-to-grow annual flower.

Calendula Bon Bon Orange Uses:
Ornamental Purposes:
- Long-lasting, daisy-like flowers for cutting are borne from an easy-to-grow plant used for borders, borders, containers, and greenhouses.

Medicinal Use:
- Used in salves, lotions, and balms, daisy flower is more than just a pretty face, as its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties are valued for soothing and restoring skin.

Culinary Use:
- The edible flowers and flavorful leaves of marigold add that special something to summer salads and bring plenty of oohs and ahhs at a meal.