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Marigold Royal Guardians

For centuries marigold have been used in ornamental and vegetable gardens to repel pests. They will help you grow stronger healthier cannabis.
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Companion plant marigold: As a border plant, marigold repels pests

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The cheery orange blossoms of marigold (Calendula officinalis) are a common sight in most healthy polycultures. They have long been used as a companion plant. Customarily they are used as an insect repelling border for ornamental and vegetable gardens. They are also renowned for fortifying their neighbours. French marigold produce an insect repelling chemical in their roots, which can help deter root aphids. The effects can linger for years.

Marigold as part of a companion planting guild for cannabis repels beetles and leafhoppers. Also on the hit list are Mexican beetle and objectionable nematodes. Their buoyant blooms attract nectar-eating species. They also add their gentle perfume to the overall stealthy potpourri of a diversely healthy marijuana patch.

Latin name Calendula officinalis
Type Perennial and herbaceous.
Height Up to 80 cm
Harvest All year
Effect Aromatic, distraction (orange flowers) and stealth.
Climate Full sun.
pH Prefers 5,5 - 7,5.
Soil Clay, sandy, loamy. compost-rich soil or potting soil.
Germination 5 - 15 days / 24 - 28 °C
Spacing 15 - 25 cm
Seeds per gram 160 - 175
Note Insect repellent. Calendula will produce lots of seed in a similar fashion toMarigold. When the blooms dry out, cut them off and hang upside down in bundles. The seeds are contained in the heads, and once dry and crisp, they can be lightly hand-crushed and winnowed from the seed chaff.

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From Adam Akhtar | 2018-03-15 09:39:02

How do you plant these? Is it in the same pot as with the Cannabis seed

Royal Queen Seeds Team

You could, however we would recommend you to put them in a pot next to your Cannabis plant.

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