? Marigold Mixed Colour Seeds – Yellow & Orange

Grow beautiful, cheerful marigold flowers at home with this pack of 100 mixed-colour seeds. ?? These are normal traditional/old-variety seeds, not hybrid large-flower seeds, so flower size and plant growth may naturally vary.

☀️ Suitable for sunny locations ? Can be grown in pots or garden beds ? Easy to grow from seeds ?? Yellow & orange flower colours ? 100 seeds per pack

?? 100 Seeds | Yellow + Orange Mixed Colours

? Please note before ordering:

These are not hybrid marigold seeds bred for extra-large flowers. These are normal, traditional/old varieties that produce beautiful yellow and orange marigold flowers. Flower size and plant growth can naturally vary from plant to plant. ?

But that’s also part of their charm — simple, cheerful marigold flowers that can bring colour to your garden. ?✨

? How to Plant Marigold Seeds

1️⃣ Fill a seed tray or small pot with loose, well-draining soil.

2️⃣ Sprinkle the seeds over the soil and cover them lightly with a thin layer of soil.

3️⃣ Water gently without washing the seeds away. ?

4️⃣ Keep the soil slightly moist until the seeds germinate.

5️⃣ Once the seedlings become strong enough, you can transplant them into individual pots or directly into the garden.

? Tip: Don't bury marigold seeds too deeply. A light covering of soil is enough.

☀️ How to Care for Marigold Plants

☀️ Give them plenty of sunlight — around 5–6+ hours of sunlight is ideal.

? Water when the top layer of soil starts to dry. Avoid keeping the soil constantly wet.

? Use a well-draining soil mix.

? Give the plants enough space for good air circulation.

? Remove old/dried flowers regularly to encourage more flowering.

? A balanced fertilizer can be used occasionally during active growth.

?️ What Weather Does Marigold Like?

Marigolds generally grow well in warm, sunny conditions and are well suited to Sri Lanka's climate. ???

They enjoy sunlight and warmth, but during periods of very heavy rain, make sure excess water can drain away properly.

? Can You Grow Marigolds in Pots?

Yes! ??

Marigolds are great for container gardening.

You can grow them in:

? Home gardens

? Balcony gardens

? Terraces

? Window areas with good sunlight

? Small vegetable/flower gardens

? Around entrances and pathways

For the best growth, choose a pot with good drainage holes and place it somewhere that receives plenty of sunlight.

? A few seeds today can become a colourful little flower garden tomorrow. ??

? Marigold Mixed Colour Seeds

? Yellow + ? Orange

? 100 Seeds per Pack

? Grow something beautiful from seed with Heaven's Garden.