African Marigold Plant
On Calendula
Plants in the world, there are many categories, and Calendula is particularly unique. Its flowers are gorgeous, or golden like the sun, or orange-red like the summer, swaying in the wind, with unique charm.
Calendula is tough by nature, does not choose the soil to be fertile, and is drought-resistant and cold-resistant. Its leaves are long and round, with clear veins, such as carefully drawn textures. When the flowers bloom, the petals are surrounded by layers, and the stamens are hidden in them, just like pearls hidden in brocade clusters.
Calendula has a wide range of uses. For medicinal purposes, it has the ability to reduce inflammation and swelling, heal skin wounds, and relieve pain. For consumption, it can enter tea, and the tea soup is bright in color, quiet in taste, and refreshing to drink. And it can be accompanied by meals to add color and flavor to the delicacies. In the ornamental field, whether it is planted in the courtyard or placed in the hall, it can add color to the environment and create an elegant atmosphere.
When planting marigolds, you need to pay attention to the season. Spring is warm, sow seeds into the soil, cover with thin soil, water them appropriately, and wait for them to germinate. Seedlings are young and need careful care to prevent diseases and pests. When they grow, sufficient light and moderate fertilization can help their flowers and leaves flourish.
Although marigolds are not rare and rare in the world, they occupy a place among plants with their diverse functions and unique elegance, adding a lot of brilliance to the lives of the world.
