How to Grow Marigold from Seed to Flower - in Borders and in Containers
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2021
- A step by step guide on how to grow marigold from seed to flower,
in borders or in containers and pots
How to collect seeds and reseed.
An example of how to grow Annuals from seed
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Beautifully done, friend! Your videos bring so much joy and peace! I marvel at the way God brings forth beauty out of a simple seed.
Thank yo so much for your comment! I am grateful you enjoy watching my videos. God is great indeed. Gen1:11🙏
Well said!!!🥰
There’s a quote about “not being able to see nature without seeing the glory of the creator”.
I’m not sure where it’s at in the Bible. I got it from Paul Gautchi ‘the evangelist’ who popularized the “Back to Eden” gardening method.
Beautiful marigolds! Thanks for sharing the steps from seeds to full blooms, much appreciated.
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I’m so excited to plant these now, thank you for the very well put together and thorough video!
Wonderful!! Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!
As someone who is an extreme newbie to planting flowers - I commend you on this video- it is excellent as far as teaching goes. I just threw some marigold seeds into my 10 inch pot that I grew zinnias in last year - I did this early May and they are just now blooming in August. They are over 4 feet tall!! lol - and the flowers that are blooming are not as wide and bushy as everyone else’s seem to be. I’m still thrilled with them and have decided that marigolds will always represent patience to me considering how long I waited. I’m going to go grab some seeds for next year now thanks to you - sending love & appreciation 🙏🏻💕🌼
Glad you found my video helpful. Not sure what variety of marigold you have but wow 4 ft tall!! I 've never seen marigolds that tall! Sounds interesting. Thank you so much for your comment and happy gardening!😊
I just bought some that say they're large marigolds. The first thing that sprouted besides my zinnias, peppers, tomatoes, onions, n basil
Thank you for proving step by step instructions
Thanks for the comment!
Woweewowow, I had no idea you could get next years seeds from this years dead flowers, that is absolutely brilliant, thank you . Why did I not know this?? Have subscribed too, loving your clear instructions and no waffle!! Thank you
Yes, that will work for many flowers to collects seeds for next year. So glad you love the video. Welcome aboard and thank you so much for your comment!😊
Love love love your videos!!! Thank you so much 😊
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Wonderful video!! I love that we get to see through the whole process. It’s very rare that I see videos done this way. I’ve liked and subscribed!! God bless!
So glad you liked the video and found it helpful. Welcome aboard and thank you so much for your comment! God bless you too🙏
gr8 video beautifully shot perfect for me trying out my new mini dye garden project for next spring ...thanks!
Glad you liked it. Thank you so much and happy growing!!
I love your video, for instruction and beauty with the images and music. Thank you. I know now what to do with my marigolds.
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Wow ! Beautiful... thanks for sharing.
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What a great informative video! Thank you so much! ❤
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this was a fun video to watch!! thank you !
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amazingly beautiful....TFS
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Enjoyed watching it , thank you🧡💛
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So satisfying to watch growing from seeds to ending with formations of seeds. Thank you. Waiting for mine. Hope i am not too late. Just started them.
That is amazing. I think you started at the right time. Happy growing and wishing you a great result. Thank you so much!
Wow, stunning!!!
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Awesome video! Thank you
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Great video, Thank you!
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Thank you for this wonderful video..
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very nice and clear demonstration.
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Loved the Video 💟
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Thanks so much for this nice video, I will be planting my seeds soon, have a good day my friend.😊😊😊😊
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Awesome video!!
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Awesome video.. ❤
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Beautiful flower s
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I started my seeds in one big container, instead of small ones. I hope they turn out as beautiful as yours. 🌼
That will work too. Either pot them on, or thin seedlings so they have room to grow. Thank you very much for your comment!
Fab video! My seedlings are about a week old ❤
How exciting! 🌱Happy growing and thank you so much for the comment!
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Thank you. Very educational
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Lovely 💜
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Great video!
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great video😀
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Best video out there !!!!!
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Thank you very good and informative video ❤
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Wow, this very helped me grow one.
So nice of you. Thank you so much!
Nothing makes anything prettier than our blessed father in heaven does.
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great tunes
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🌞😍🌼🐧🙂flowers are like penguins, they make me smile❣
Delightful!😊Thank you so much for your comment!💚
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Thank you. Can you tell me where you got that great seed tray & cups?
I got these at our local dollar store. I don't think they carry them anymore. Not sure if they are available online. Thank you for visiting!
Thank you for your clear and concise instructions. Quick question: when and how often should I start to fertilize, and what should I use as fertilizer? Also, do you pinch the main stem just the once or is this a regular process? A million thanks for a great tutorial!
Glad you liked the video. You can start fertilizing when first flower buds appear or about one week after planting. Feed with any flower fertilizer. It is better if fertilizer has a lower nitrogen or N in N-P-K ratio and higher in P to promote more flowers, such as 4-6-2, or 5-10-10. Follow the instruction on the bag on how often to fertilize, in containers usually more often about every 2-3 weeks. And you just need to pinch once. I hope this helps and thank you so much for your comment!
@@TowardGarden Great. My seedlings are just coming in and I feel much more confident of success with your guidance. So glad I came across your tutorial. Thanks again.
Glad to be of any help. Wishing you beautiful flowers😊
I really enjoyed this video. I loved the time steps. Just one complaint though. You talk too much!!!!! Take care.
I live in Missouri I think I planted too early can a marigold come back from getting frost bitten
I have tried marigolds many times over the years decades in fact, and can’t seem to get them to live. I’ve always heard they’re good to plant your garden to attract pollinators and help prevent insects from feeding on your vegetables. But it seems as soon as I plant mine in the ground, they start to die.
Sorry to hear that. Looks like something in the soil is damaging the roots (a fungal disease). Either you can direct sow seeds in ground, or repot seedling in larger pots until they are well grown and can handle the effecting disease better. Hope you have a better results next time. Thank you for visiting!
beauty is ii chuck back spent blooms into the pots so they come back every year. never have to buy seeds. bumblebees love them
That is wonderful, thank you for sharing!
Thank you for this wonderful video!
When waiting to germinate do they have to be in dark or require light, also , at a specific temperature, can I put them on top of the frig? Thank you!
up to the point when they sprout, it is ok to put them on top of the fridge. But as soon as they are out, you need to provide light. Otherwise they will be leggy and won't grow well. So it is important to keep an eye on them. Thank you for your comment and happy growing!
@Toward Garden Thank you! 🤗
My favorite flower😊
They are indeed beautiful flowers. Thank you so much for your comment!
Where do you leave your plants to germinate? Indoors or outdoors?
Love your videos btw!
I have a shed like room in my backyard where I keep my seed trays until the seedlings sprout. As soon as they pop out, I move them outside in indirect sunlight (under a patio umbrella), or 3-4 hours of direct early morning sunlight. I hope this helps and thank you so much for the comment!
Thank you for the information. Love the video. I am curious why you didn't have one seed per pot. Also, is it possible to plant the seeds directly in the ground? What would happen if I just scattered some seeds on the ground?
So glad you love the video! sowing 2 seeds increases the germination rate. You can certainly direct sow them in pots too. Starting seeds in seeds pots just gives you more control of the germination and the growing conditions (temperature, light,...). And scattering seeds is possible and I have done that too. Hope this helps. Happy growing and thank you very much for your comment!
Another question.
Please, tell me if they grow better in sun or shade.
Thank you so much!!!
They grow best in full sun but can tolerate some shade too. Happy growing and thank you so much for visiting!
A very big WOW.abdolutely wonderful.
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great video! do marigold roots ever come out of the drain holes of the 24” long container? it looks about 6” deep right?
Yes, the container is about 7-8" and roots sometimes would sneak out. Thank you for your comment!
@@TowardGarden oh i see, what do you do if the roots come out? snip them off? thanks
@@jerryp2790 They usually get air pruned and will not grow too much. No need to worry about it.
@@TowardGarden oh that’s a relief!
Enjoyed video .did seeds for the first time but my roots don’t look as thick as yours
Nothing to worry, once you plant them they will develop strong roots, specially if you pinch them so the energy goes to roots. Happy gardening and thank you for your comment!
Could you tell us what the benefits of this plant for humans or nature please?
Of course they are so beautiful!
But I heard that they are good for some health problems.
As well, I want to plant more flowers for bees
Marigolds can attract pollinators as well as ladybugs, lacewings, hoverflies, parasitic mini-wasps and other predatory insects that will eat aphids and other damaging pests. Marigolds also have a very strong scent which confuses bugs like tomato hornworms, cabbage moths, and beetles so they don't attack your vegetables. With their lovely blooms your garden will look amazing too. Hope this helps and thank you for your comment!.
Did u pinch the tip of main stem for all the plants or just the ones in the blue container
I pinched them all. Thanks for visiting!
Great vid...where did u purchase the potting system?
Looks like the best design ever. 😊
If you mean the small seed pots, I got these at our local dollar store. I don't think they carry them anymore. And not sure if they are available online. Any small 2" pot will work too. Thank you so much for your comment!!
Thank u....so the tray they sit in is from a greenhouse holder (free) right?
@@krafterpc The tray is part of the potting system and sold together.
So a 10 inch round pot will accommodate four plants? I'm having a hard time finding information on spacing in pots, most everything I come across is for planting in the ground. Thanks!
For this variety (dwarf) you can have 4 plants, 4-5 inch apart in a 10 inch pot. The key for planting in pots is to select seed of "container friendly" or like this video "dwarf" varieties. These plants once matured, do not take much space like plants from normal seeds. I do a lot of container gardening and find it as practical/joyful as gardening in ground. Give it a try, it will be fun and rewarding. Happy growing and thank you very much for visiting!
@@TowardGarden Thanks so much for your reply!
My pleasure!
@@TowardGarden the variety would be a great thing to add to the video along with the spacing issue. Great video though!
@@ElizabethOlson1233 I usually try to include those information in my videos. For example in this video, the variety is shown @ 0:18 minute and spacing is shown @ 3:22 minute. Thank you vey much for visiting and for your comment!
why not just plant seeds directly to the bed? I have a drip line every 6 inches. Can't I just drop the seeds under each drip hole? thanks, nice vid!
Transplanting gives you a head start by 4-6 weeks before your frost date. You sure can direct sow marigold once all danger of frost passed. Thank you for your comment!
for me i got the queen sophia type took only a 1 week and 2 days of indoor planting to germinate i dont have a grow light so i use a lamp on THE BRIGTEST SETTING and oh it is bright and somtimes put it in natural sunlight and came back from school 3 of the seeds started germnating but i dont have this type but do make a vid on the Marigold-queen sophia
They are very similar, just different colors. Glad your plants are growing great. happy growing and thank you so much for sharing!
Should I used a heat mat to grow these ?
Only if it is too cold (below 50F,10C), yes the heat mat will help. Otherwise you don't need a heat mat. Thank you for visiting!
What soil do you use?
When to re-water the plants?
I made my own soil mix shown in video @ 3:48 min.(compost+coir+perlite). Water when top 1 in (2 cm) of the soil is dry. I watered every other day. Keep soil moist but not soggy. Thanks for visiting.
How often do you water them after the first watering and how much sun do they need ? I planted mine 30 days ago just like you showed and still waiting for them to germinate 😢
You just need to keep the seed mix moist, I usually water only once or twice before seeds germinate. Marigold seeds are pretty quick to germinate and 30 days is not normal. So most probably you got a bad batch of seeds (which is very normal with the seeds). I suggest either start a new set, or get a new packet of seeds (different brand). I hope this helps and thank you for visiting.
@@TowardGarden I collected the seeds from my dying marigolds . Could I have collected them wrongly and they are all dead ?
Maybe they were not pollinated properly or got damaged. Marigold seeds are widely available, maybe get a packet while trying your own.
Question! Did you sow these indoors or out? I started Marigolds from seed this year and was maybe too precious with them. I put them under grow lights and on heat mats and they didn't do much at all. :(
it is ok to keep seed tray inside up to the point when seeds sprout, . But as soon as they pop out, you need to provide light. Otherwise they will be leggy and won't grow well. I generally don't use grow lights. My seed trays are outside in indirect sunlight (under a patio umbrella), or 3-4 hours of direct early morning sunlight. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting.
Hi. Then after the 3- 4 of morning sunlight, you put them back under the umbrella for the rest of the day till next morning? Thank you
@pumpkin_it_slawson3588 Yes, you can do that or just have them under umbrella. Happy growing!
Where did you keep them while waiting to germinate?
I kept them in a shed like room in my backyard(at about room temperature). Until seeds germinate, I didn't expose them to direct sunlight, but as soon as they popped up, I moved them to a part sun location.
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What’s the height of the blue planter box? I want to grow in a planter box but don’t know what size to get
The planter box is 6.75" deep. (24 in. Top width x 21 in. Bottom width x 6.75 in. Height x 8 in. Depth). Thanks for visiting.
Awesome video .. I started my seeds today, is it to early?😢
It depends on the weather. You can plant seedlings outdoors when temperatures stay above 50°F (10°C) at nights. Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!
Where do you keep the seeds for the next year? Thanks
The general rule is to Keep seeds in a dry and cool place.( at 32°- 41°F like your refrigerator). I always place a small silica-gel desiccant bag next to seeds to absorb moisture. hope this helps and thank you for visiting!
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Can I just plant the seeds directly in pots with loam soil?
You can. I just found it easier and more successful to germinate seeds in seed starting mix, but direct sowing is doable too. Happy growing and thank you for visiting.
Early last month, (September 2023) I planted 200 seeds from this Summers 2023 marigolds and none of them germinated. So I am assuming from this that the seeds need to go through a winter phase of some sort before they are mature enough to germinate. Or might there be some other reason none of them germinated you know of? I potted them just as you did and followed all your steps. ?????????
It is hard to tell without seeing. It might be that you got bad batch of seeds, or if you collected seeds yourself they were not pollinated properly. Marigolds seeds usually have good germination rates and you should not have that much problem with it. Hope you have a better results next time and thanks for visiting.
Yes, I collected them from my on crop of marigolds so they must not have been pollinated. Is there a way to know if they have been pollinated or not? Thanks for responding.
Not really. If you don't see much of active pollinators such as bees around the plants, then most probably they won't get pollinated. @@davidcornell9167
thanks for responding @@TowardGarden
How often do i water them?
Depends how hot it gets. The ones in containers, specially terracotta, I watered daily. If planted in ground like borders, you can water less often. Keep the soil moist but not soggy. Thank you for visiting.
I have already planted 2 batches of French Marigold, but none have germinated. I have tried the wet tissue method, but still no luck. I wonder if I got a bad set of seeds 😢
Yes, most probably it is the seed batch which is not unusual. Marigolds are one of the easiest to germinate and I suggest to start over with different varieties. Good luck and thank you for visiting!
Transplant is necessary for marigold? because when ever I transplant it is dying
You may start them directly too. I suggest to sow extra seeds for a better germination rate. I usually don't have issues when transplanting marigold, maybe there is an issue with the soil? Hope you will have a better results next time. Thanks for visiting.
@@TowardGarden thank u for fast reply
Simple, easy, helpful....BUT! I wouldn’t drag the tiny seedlings out of their first pots by holding them by their tender stems! Better to get in under the seedlings and lift them up....
I agree with you, and I do the same when seedlings are tiny and at early stages. These seedlings were too strong and the roots were so dense, as you can see they were safe and sound. I really appreciate your feedback! And thank you so much for your comment!
Thank you! Wish I had watched this video when I planted Marigolds from seed. I planted them mid-July, and they keep getting taller, but no flowers are being produced. I didn't know about pinching something off :/
Yes, and you can pinch at different stages and few times so plants get more bushy and produce more flowers. Thank you very much for your comment!
Spacing is also very important which wasn't addressed. They should be 4-6 inches apart. Also the fertilizer type which wasn't addressed in the video but was in the comments is important. Needs low nitrogen. They gave examples in the comment with their response.
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I've sowed this way and no germination, what am I doing wrong 🥴
Did you sow seeds not too deep (1/4")? Did you keep soil moist and at 70-80F? If yes, then it is possible that you just got a bad batch of seeds, which is very normal when growing plants from seed. I suggest to start with a new seed packet, preferably from a different brand. If planted at the above conditions, it should n't be hard to germinate. Hope you have a better results next time. Happy growing!
@@TowardGarden I did all of above, seeds were gathered from plant I have already.
They were left to dry then I collected seeds. I'm now on my second try fingers crossed 👍.
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@@TowardGarden News update marigolds seeds have shoots😁
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My marigold seeds never germinated. Same process as yours…
It may be due to many reasons, but if you followed same process, then it is possible that you just got a bad batch of seeds, which is very normal when growing plants from seed. I suggest to start with a new seed packet, preferably from a different brand. If planted at the right conditions, it shouldn't be hard to germinate. Hope you have a better results next time. Happy growing!
Good video but I will take issue with one aspect. Sowing 2 seeds per pot is wasteful and the subsequent thinning disturbs the roots of the remaining seedling.
If for example you want 20 plants then, using your method, you plant 40 seeds and thin out what you don't need. If I want 20 plants then given that the germination rate is likely to be around 80% I plant 25 seeds in 25 pots and any excess over 20 I will find a spare corner for somewhere. I have used 25 seeds and you have used 40.
Thank you for sharing. I completely understand your concern. I tried to show in the video that the thinned seedlings can be saved and planted separately. I tend to be on the safe side and start seeds extra rather than missing the season because of a bad germination rate. As you shared, there are many other ways to gardening and I just show what works beast for me. Thank you very much for visiting and for your feedback!
Mine is already in day 5... the seeds are still sleeping. HELP :(
Depending on the weather/temperature or the variety, seeds may take longer to germinate. Usually it takes 5-10 days to germinate. Best guide is the timeframe provided on the seed packet. Thanks for visiting.
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Hello, there can be few reasons for that. If soil is soggy and not well-draining, it will get root-rot and not bloom. Also, marigolds grow and produce flowers best in a sunny location. Make sure they are exposed to full sunlight. I hope this helps and thank you for visiting!
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I am in California zone 9b. Thanks of visiting.
So that means you are from USA. Right?
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