Marigold Growth Size
An Analysis of the Growth Scale of Calendula
Calendula, its growth scale has attracted much attention. At the beginning of germination, the seeds enter the soil, break out of the shell, and the young buds are slender, and they are full of vitality. When it grows, the stem is gradually erect, and the leaves are stretched.
Generally speaking, the height of calendula plants varies. Common ones can reach more than a foot, and some are slightly shorter, about half a foot. The stems are mostly upright, with leaves on the top, and the leaves are oblong and rounded, with a slightly serrated edge.
As for the size of its flowers, it is quite impressive. The flowers are round in shape and bright in color, or golden or orange. When the flowers bloom, they can reach several inches in diameter, and the petals are stacked on top of each other, delicate and dignified.
The influence of the growth scale of calendula is related to many factors. One is soil, fertile and loose soil, which is conducive to root extension and lush plant growth; poor soil, which restricts its development. The other is light, sufficient sunlight, which can promote photosynthesis and make flowers bloom more brightly; insufficient light, plants may be weak, and flowers are also small. In addition, water, moderate moisture, plants thrive; waterlogging or drought can damage their vitality.
Therefore, the growth scale of calendula, under various conditions, presents a variety of states. If growers want to obtain the ideal growth scale, they should carefully consider various factors and take care of them carefully to achieve their best state.
