Avoid Disaster: Why Marigolds Must Go After Blooming

Welcome back! Today I share essential tips for keeping your garden healthy and beautiful after marigolds bloom. We'll cover essential tips for preventing self-seeding, avoiding diseases, enriching soil, and maintaining garden aesthetics. Follow these steps to ensure a healthy and beautiful garden.
0:00 - 0:33 intro and what to expect.
0:37 - 2:35 what the marigold flower looks like
3:39 - 4:28 where marigold seeds come from
4:33 - 5:33 prevent self-seeding
5:35 - 6:13 prevent mold and diseases
6:24 - 7:40 marigold seeds and pop-up seedlings
7:42 - 7:47 recap and thank you.
Thank you for joining this gardening journey! I hope you found these tips helpful in managing marigold plants and creating a vibrant garden. Happy gardening!!
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[@nature_secret_vault_za]

Thank you for watching and growing with us! 🌱 Your support means everything to our gardening community. Let's continue to nurture our love for gardening together! ❤💚❤🌱🌿🌾

[@OfftoShambala]

lol… I wish my marigolds would do that! I love plants that reseed… just let them grow and all you gotta do is pull the ones you don’t want… and fill in with the others… but, it’s good to know if you absolutely don’t want this. I have a hard time with marigolds… so… this would make me very happy!

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

That actually would be a nice auto-planting technique. You can get the soil right then let the seeds do their thing. I'm sure when you go to your off-grid location, they will bloom like never before 💚❤

[@oneoflokis]

Yeah. I want nice flowers to reseed! 🙂👍

[@miriamrobarts]

We planted California Poppies in one area & they re-seeded -- spreading all over the yard. It was pretty with all the bright flowers. (Eventually, they died back & the plants had to be pulled up, but I'm sure they will be popping up again from the seeds.)

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

@@miriamrobarts that's very lovely, and when they bloom they so pretty

[@veggiesandherbswithruebenm2065]

Thanks for sharing, Zandi! I left some of my marigold plants and I can see that they are taking over a portion of my garden. This is helpful!

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

glad to share Rueben, these pretty flowers can really spread those tiny seeds everywhere.

[@weepingwillow6862]

Another useful video

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

@@weepingwillow6862 thank you very much 💚❤

[@annatharmi4824]

Very nice🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

Thank you 💚❤

[@tonyedward6909]

I felt the marigold's pain when you pulled those petals. 😂 only joking thanks for a very educational video.

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

@@tonyedward6909 I can imagine tiny voices trying to negotiate.. "Wait wait wait a minute" 😂😂

[@robbisworldlywhims]

No self seeding in Canada. I wish it would! I have to harvest seeds and replant.

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

@@robbisworldlywhims the autoplanting would be lovely, but replanting is also good to choose your perfect location.

[@luanne8062]

. . .sleepy voice narrating. . .

[@HenryGonsalves-el1zy]

Thank you for a very informative video.

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

@@HenryGonsalves-el1zy You're welcome, thank you so much for watching

[@LG-universe]

Marigolds are edible. I see a good salad mix.

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

@@LG-universe Uuuh, that's a great idea, I'll try it out with the other ones that I'm sure will pop up soon ❤💚