Calendula Flower ( 30 Seeds ) Open Pollinated

DescriptionCalendula is a dual-purpose flower that combines beauty with healing. The flowers are used to make skin-soothing creams, balms, and herbal teas. Its cheerful blooms also attract pollinators, making it an excellent companion plant in vegetable gardens.�� Product Details:Product Name: Calendula Flower SeedsBotanical Name: Calendula officinalisCommon Names: Calendula, Pot MarigoldPlant Type: Annual Flowering & Medicinal PlantFlower Colors: Bright Yellow to Deep OrangePlant Height: 12–24 inchesBloom Size: 2–3 inchesSunlight Requirement: Full Sun to Partial ShadeGermination Time: 7–14 daysDays to Bloom: 45–60 daysWatering: Moderate – keep soil moist but not soggy �� Growing Season in India:Best Sowing Time: Autumn to Winter (October – January)Flowering Time: Winter to Spring (December – April)�� How to Grow from Seeds:✅ Sowing Instructions:Sow seeds directly ½ inch deep in moist, well-drained soilSpace plants 8–10 inches apartGermination occurs within 7–14 days✅ Soil Requirement:Well-drained, fertile soil with good organic matter✅ Watering:Water when topsoil feels dryDo not overwater – Calendula dislikes soggy conditions✅ Light Requirement:Full sun preferred; tolerates light shade in hot climates✅ Fertilization:Use compost or balanced organic fertilizer every 3–4 weeks�� Plant Care Tips:✔ Deadhead spent flowers regularly to prolong blooming✔ Mulch around plants to retain moisture and prevent weeds✔ Ideal for pots, borders, and herbal gardens✔ Calendula flowers are edible and beneficial for skin❓ FAQ:Q1: Can Calendula grow in pots?Yes! It grows well in containers with proper drainage and full sunlight.Q2: Are Calendula flowers edible?Yes, petals can be used in salads and teas, and also in skincare products.Q3: How long does Calendula flower?Calendula blooms continuously from late winter to spring if properly deadheaded.�� Special Features:✔ Medicinal flower used in skincare and healing✔ Attracts beneficial insects and repels some pests✔ Easy to grow in all Indian climates✔ Edible petals for herbal teas and salads�� Note:Images are for reference only. Actual results may vary based on care, season, and location.