Marigold Durango Outback Mix

Marigold

Durango Outback Mix

Plant Care Timeline

Plant Benefits

Use and recipes

Under 30 minute recipe

Stage 1Germination in nursery

Two little round leaves should pop up and grow above the plant pod.

Stage 2 Initial growth

Your plant should have two sets of leaves by now and is big enough to absorb nutrients.

Move into garden

Once your plant has grown its second set of leaves, carefully move it from your Nursery into an empty place in your Garden.

Stage 3 Mid growth

Your plant is now halfway through its life! It should look bigger and have several sets of leaves.

Pruning

Around this time you may want to prune the sides of your plant, or any dead (yellow or brown) leaves that you see.

Stage 4 Flower

At this stage your should see your first three flowers form. They should be opening from the buds around your plants. It must still open fully before it can start producing pollen.

Stage 5 Fruit

Your flowers should have transformed into budding fruit. It will look like a bright green ball forming where the flowers once were.

Pruning

Around this time you may want to prune the sides of your plant, or any dead (yellow or brown) leaves that you see.

Stage 6Harvest

Once you see a flower, you can harvest it! It’s best to continually harvest these first flowers as removing them will make the plant produce more.

Harvest plant

Cut the flower from its base or pinch it off with your fingers.

Stage 7 Remove plant

Remove plant

Once you see a lot of brown leaves around your plant, or when it stops producing flowers, pull out the plant. Don’t forget to take the roots out as well.