Seeds Polan Calendula officinalis (calendula) medicinal high — 3 g packet

Polan Calendula officinalis (calendula) medicinal high — 3 g packet contains seed material for cultivating Calendula officinalis, a single-season flowering herb commonly known as pot marigold. These seeds are intended for sowing in ornamental beds, herb gardens or dedicated plots for medicinal and cosmetic use. The packet provides a small quantity suitable for home gardeners and small-scale growers focused on producing flowers and petals for fresh use, drying or preparation of simple herbal remedies.

Advantages

Seeds of the medicinal high variety are selected to produce abundant flowering plants with well-formed petals suitable for harvesting. The 3 g packet offers a compact and easy-to-store format for trial plantings or integration into mixed herb borders. These seeds allow gardeners to establish calendula as an annual crop with multifunctional value: ornamental appeal, cut flowers, and source material for traditional herbal applications.

Suitable for

• Home and allotment gardens for ornamental beds and borders
• Herb gardens for drying petals and preparing simple herbal infusions
• Small-scale cultivation for cut flowers and companion planting
• Educational plantings and demonstration plots

Key specifications

• Botanical species: Calendula officinalis (pot marigold)
• Variety type: medicinal high (selected for petal quality and flowering)
• Packet weight: 3 g of seed
• Crop cycle: annual, single-season flowering plant
• Usage: ornamental, herbal and medicinal raw material (petals)

How to use

Sow seeds directly into prepared soil in spring after the last frost or start indoors 4–6 weeks earlier for earlier flowering. Choose a well-drained, moderately fertile soil in a sunny to partly shaded location. Sow thinly in shallow drills or broadcast and cover lightly with fine soil. Maintain even moisture until germination, then thin seedlings to recommended spacing to allow air circulation and healthy development. Harvest flowers when fully open for fresh use or dry petals in a ventilated, shaded area for later preparation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, rotate planting locations each year and avoid waterlogged soils. When growing for medicinal or cosmetic use, harvest petals from healthy, pesticide-free plants and dry them quickly to preserve color and properties. Store dried petals in airtight containers away from light and moisture.