My marigolds are flowering.
By marguicha
@marguicha (223000)
Chile
May 19, 2020 2:19pm CST
I have had three marigold generations since Claudia and her children gave me marigolds in bloom for Christmas,
My first marigolds were in bloom and one by one they dried out and shed their seeds. And I got some and planted a few.
The marigolds came out. Not many, just 4. So I watered them and hoped. They showed the tiniest buds so I transplanted them. And I got more seeds from the jar and planted them.
The ones I planted are big, but not bog enough. I have tried to transplant a couple of them and they have died. They were too little. So now I´ll waid until they show a tiny bud to try again I´m keeping my fingers grossed because this is not the season.
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11 responses
@marguicha (223000)
• Chile
19 May 20
It os easy to grow them in summer. But I am doing a winter experiment.
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@marguicha (223000)
• Chile
19 May 20
@just4him It is mid fall and 2 are flowering
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@marguicha (223000)
• Chile
21 May 20
@LadyDuck I hope the covered terrace will help although I will have to keep Luna out of my plants.
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@LadyDuck (471500)
• Switzerland
21 May 20
@marguicha I have moved in some other parts of the garden, I hope they will bloom there.
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@marguicha (223000)
• Chile
19 May 20
I always gather seeds every year to plant next year. Now I am doing a winter experiment
@marguicha (223000)
• Chile
20 May 20
It happened to 2 of my youngest marigolds. I learned to have patience and the rest are growing where they were born.
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@JohnRoberts (109846)
• Los Angeles, California
19 May 20
They are bringing sunshine into your life.
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@xFiacre (13014)
• Ireland
19 May 20
@marguicha Marigolds are excellent flowers. We grew a lot of them in Africa. You just couldn’t kill them!
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