Marigolds Cut Flower and Pot plants Jamaica Series, 100 seeds Organically grown.Heirloom

Heirloom seeds From Jamaica, Marigold seeds, annual.

Medium size cut flower Marigold group.Uniform and continuous flowering.Large and very firm flowers with a compact, bushy, plant form.Outstanding bright colors on deep green foliages.Used for both cut flowers and pot plants.Excellent adaptability to wide rang climates.



Instructions
1
Fill seed-starting trays with a sterile potting mix. Water the mix until it is evenly moist but not soggy.

2
Sow marigold seeds on the surface of the potting mix, spacing them 2 inches apart in rows. Cover the seeds with ¼ inch of vermiculite and mist lightly with water to moisten.

3
Cover the flat with a layer of plastic wrap. Place in a warm room to germinate, which takes approximately five to seven days.

4
Remove the plastic once sprouts appear. Move to a brightly lit area that is out of direct sunlight and keep the soil moist.

5
Transplant each plant into an individual 3-inch pot when the second set of leaves grow in on the seedlings. Fill the pots with the same potting mix and moisten. Lift the marigold's from the tray by their leaves and replant into the individual pots.

6
Move the plants to a full-sun location, such as a south-facing window, three to four days after transplanting into individual pots. Keep the soil moist at all times.

7
Transplant into the garden after frost danger is past. Place the marigold seedlings outside for three to five hours a day for a week before transplanting so they become accustomed to outdoor conditions.

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