Calendula officinalis, calendula
The genus includes about 30 species of annual plants, with flowers in brightly colored head.
Calendula officinalis is also excellent for easy cultivation and be potted and cut flower production.
The flowers bloom from May until the first frosts.
E 'native of southern Europe.
Exposure
be seen in full sun
Watering Watering should be regular in spring and summer, however, we must avoid watering too much not to encourage excessive leaf growth at the expense of flowers.
But when the weather is cold watering should be limited so as to keep the soil moist.
Fertilization Fertilize regularly with a mild fertilizer (preferably organic) flower. Pests and diseases
The plant may be attacked by the larvae of the pink borer, and for what concerns one of the most dangerous viral diseases is the cucumber mosaic which stops the growth of buds also
mildew is also common. Containers suitable
terracotta vases truncated cone or cylindrical.
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