It is one of the most popular flowers among gardeners as it is very easy to grow, germinate, seedlings and bloom.

Light green, mutually arranged, spear-shaped leaves of the plant, whose shoots develop vertically

It has flashy flowers that continue to bloom continuously in spring and summer, resemble chrysanthemums, have a width of 2.5-5 cm and vary in color from light yellow to orange.

With its beautiful flowers that bloom constantly, the same gall blossom, which is a plant very suitable for growing in flowerbeds in gardens, is also considered as a cut flower.

The flowers of the plant can be carefully dried in a sunless and airy place and used instead of saffron in food dyeing.

The flowering period starts in May and continues in June, July, August and September.

Seed sowing is suitable for sowing between February and the end of August.

How to germinate? Does not require pre-application for germination.

Quick and easy to germinate.

In the spring or early summer, fill the production pots with moist germination peat and plant the seeds on the surface.

Make cover soil by sprinkling a sifted peat with an average thickness of 1 cm on the seeds.

If you want it to bloom in winter or early spring, do the same in an environment protected from frosts in late summer or autumn with plenty of sunlight.

Carefully remove the sprouts from the soil directly into their permanent place when the palpable paint arrives.

While moving it outdoors, you can plant the seedlings in their permanent places by waiting for the last frosts to pass.