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Marigold Collection<div class="disp-cont"> <p>The marigold, lovingly called Genda Phool across India, is the flower that lights up every festival, every celebration, and every corner of our gardens with its cheerful golden and orange blooms. These bright and beautiful flowers have been woven into the fabric of Indian traditions for generations.</p> <h2>Why 50,000+ Indian Plant Parents Choose Urvann's Marigolds</h2> <p><strong>⭐ Rated 4.8/5 by 12,340+ verified buyers</strong><br /><strong>&nbsp;✓ Urvann's 30-Day Plant Health Guarantee</strong> &ndash; Not satisfied? We replace it for free for you<br /><strong>&nbsp;✓ Free Next-Day Delivery</strong> across India &ndash; Plants arrive fresh with strong roots<br /><strong>&nbsp;✓ Indian Climate-Tested Varieties</strong> &ndash; Grown specifically for Indian weather conditions<br />&nbsp;<strong>✓ Real Photos from Indian Gardens</strong> &ndash; No stock images, see actual customer plants<br />&nbsp;<strong>✓ Festival-Ready Plants</strong> &ndash; Perfect blooming schedule for Dussehra, Diwali, Holi, and all celebrations</p> <h2>Marigold Genda Phool: India's Festival Flower</h2> <p>The marigold, or the beloved Genda Phool as we know it across India, is celebrated in bloom. Its bright orange, golden yellow, and warm red petals have adorned every auspicious occasion in Indian households for centuries.&nbsp;</p> <p>Whether you are decorating your home for Diwali, making garlands for Durga Pooja, or simply want to bring cheerful colour to your garden, marigolds are the flowers that never disappoint and always deliver joy.</p> <h2>The Marigold: From Ancient Mexico to Modern Indian Gardens</h2> <p>Marigolds, scientifically known as Tagetes, are flowering plants originally native to Mexico and Central America. They were brought to India by Portuguese traders in the sixteenth century and quickly became so beloved that they are now considered quintessentially Indian flowers.&nbsp;</p> <p>The Hindi name Genda Phool and regional names like Zendu in Marathi, Banthi in Telugu, and Samanthi in Tamil show how deeply these flowers have been embraced across the country.</p> <p>They are available in many varieties, from small and compact French marigolds that grow perfectly in pots to large African marigolds with blooms that can reach up to five inches wide and look stunning as cut flowers for decorations.</p> <h2>Why Marigolds are Essential for Indian Gardens</h2> <p>In Indian culture, marigolds hold deep spiritual and cultural significance that goes far beyond their beauty.&nbsp;</p> <ul> <li>During Diwali, marigold garlands and rangolis roll out the welcome mat for Goddess Lakshmi, inviting prosperity and good fortune.</li> <li>For Navratri and Durga Pooja, sunny yellow marigolds are offered to Goddess Durga, symbolising power, positivity, and the energy of the sun.</li> <li>In temples, marigolds are a daily favourite, believed to please deities and bring blessings.</li> <li>At weddings, no marigold means no vibe. Torans, mandaps, stages, and garlands all lean heavily on these flowers.</li> <li>Festivals like Ugadi, Onam, and Pongal across South India also wouldn&rsquo;t look the same without them.</li> </ul> <p>In fact, 72% of Urvann customers buy marigolds specifically for festivals and religious occasions, with peak demand between September and November.</p> <h2>Why Marigolds Are Considered Auspicious</h2> <p>It&rsquo;s not just tradition doing the talking.</p> <ul> <li>Their bright yellow and orange shades mirror the sun&rsquo;s energy and life force.</li> <li>They&rsquo;re believed to ward off negativity and evil spirits.</li> <li>They last long, symbolising devotion and endurance.</li> <li>And when something grows abundantly, it naturally becomes a symbol of prosperity.</li> </ul> <h2>Why Marigolds are Beginner-Friendly</h2> <ul> <li><strong>Fast Germination: </strong>Seeds germinate within five to seven days<br /><strong></strong></li> <li><strong>Quick Flowering:</strong> Plants begin flowering within eight to nine weeks of planting<br /><strong></strong></li> <li><strong>Adaptable: </strong>Grow well in most soil types as long as drainage is good<br /><strong></strong></li> <li><strong>Heat Tolerant: </strong>Thrive in Indian summer temperatures up to forty degrees Celsius<br /><strong></strong></li> <li><strong>Pest Resistant: </strong>Rarely bothered by major pests (in fact, they repel pests from nearby plants)<br /><strong></strong></li> <li><strong>Low Water Needs: </strong>Established plants tolerate short dry spells</li> </ul> <h2>Natural Pest Repellent: Companion Planting Superhero</h2> <p>Marigolds are not just ornamental plants. They act as natural pest repellents and help protect other plants in your garden from harmful insects.</p> <p><strong>Pest-Fighting Powers:</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Repels Aphids:</strong> The strong scent keeps aphids away from nearby vegetables and roses<br /><strong></strong></li> <li><strong>Deters Whiteflies: </strong>Effective in protecting tomatoes, peppers, and other vegetable plants<br /><strong></strong></li> <li><strong>Controls Nematodes:</strong> Root secretions help reduce harmful nematode populations in soil<br /><strong></strong></li> <li><strong>Discourages Mosquitoes: </strong>The fragrance acts as a natural mosquito deterrent in garden areas</li> </ul> <p><strong>Companion Planting Tips:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Plant marigolds around tomato plants to protect them from pests</li> <li>Intersperse with roses to keep aphids away</li> <li>Border vegetable gardens with marigolds for all-round protection</li> <li>Place near seating areas to naturally reduce mosquitoes</li> </ul> <p><strong>Bonus Benefit:</strong> Marigolds attract beneficial pollinators like bees and butterflies to your garden, supporting overall garden health.</p> <h2>Find Your Perfect Marigold: Complete Variety Guide</h2> <p>When you buy marigold saplings from Urvann, you can choose from various types, colours, and sizes for different needs. All product pages include real marigold plant images taken in Indian gardens, no stock images.</p> <p></p> </div> <div class="more-cont" id="more" style="display: none;"> <h2>Why Choose Marigold (Genda) Flowers for Your Garden?</h2> <p>Marigolds stand out as one of the most rewarding flowering plants you can grow at home. These stunning flowers are native to Mexico and Central America but have gained tremendous popularity in India due to their easy adaptability to various soil and climatic conditions. Their longer bloom period and beautiful flowers with excellent shelf life make them perfect for both gardening enthusiasts and commercial growers.</p> <h3>Bright &amp; Beautiful Blooms</h3> <p>Marigolds produce vibrant orange, yellow, and red flowers that bloom almost continuously throughout their growing season. The flowers come in various forms - from small, compact French marigolds to large, showy African marigolds with blooms reaching up to 5 inches across. Their cheerful colors in warm shades of orange, yellow, and dark red make them perfect for adding visual impact to any garden space.</p> <h3>Easy to Grow</h3> <p>One of the greatest advantages of marigolds is their no-fuss growing requirements. They are excellent plants for beginning gardeners due to their minimal maintenance needs. Marigolds can grow in all ranges of soils as long as the soil is light and well-drained. They germinate quickly in just 5-7 days and start blooming within 8-9 weeks of planting.</p> <h3>Versatile Uses</h3> <p>Beyond their ornamental value, marigolds serve multiple purposes in the garden. They act as natural pest repellents, helping to deter harmful insects like aphids, whiteflies, and nematodes. In Indian culture, marigolds are extensively used in religious and social functions and are in high demand during festivals like Dussehra, Diwali, and Ugadi. The flowers also have medicinal properties and are used in traditional remedies for various ailments.</p> <h2>How to Grow and Care for Marigold Flowers</h2> <p>Growing marigolds successfully requires understanding their basic needs and providing the right growing conditions. With proper care, these hardy flowers will reward you with continuous blooms throughout their growing season.</p> <h3>Light &amp; Placement</h3> <p>Marigolds thrive in full sun locations where they receive at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily. Plant them in a location that gets plenty of direct sunlight for the most flowers and healthiest plants. While they may tolerate partial shade, marigolds growing in shady conditions will flower less robustly.</p> <h3>Watering &amp; Humidity</h3> <p>Water marigolds at the base of the plant and avoid overhead watering to prevent flower rot. Keep the soil evenly moist during the heat of summer, although marigolds can tolerate some drought once established. Water plants deeply about once a week and allow the soil to slightly dry out between waterings. During hot summer months, you may need to water more frequently.</p> <h3>Fertilizing &amp; Pruning</h3> <p>Marigolds don't require heavy fertilization. So, you can fertilize your marigold flowering plant once a month with a well-balanced organic fertilizer with an NPK ratio of 10-10-10 during the growing season. Regular deadheading (removing spent blooms) will encourage new blossoms and maintain a neat appearance. Remove spent flowers regularly to encourage more flowering and prolong the blooming period.</p> <h2>Why Choose Urvann for Buying Marigold Saplings?</h2> <p>Urvann understands the importance of providing quality plants that will thrive in your garden. Our commitment to excellence ensures that every marigold sapling meets the highest standards for healthy growth and abundant blooms.</p> <h3>Healthy, Live Plants</h3> <p>We provide well-watered, healthy marigold saplings that are carefully nurtured in optimal growing conditions. Each sapling is grown with care to produce abundant, colorful blooms.</p> <h3>Affordable Pricing</h3> <p>Our marigold saplings are competitively priced, with plants available from as low as ₹30 per plant. We believe in making quality plants accessible to all gardening enthusiasts without compromising on plant health or quality.</p> <h3>Wide Selection of Seasonal Plants</h3> <p>We offer various marigold varieties, including African marigolds, French marigolds, and hybrid varieties in multiple colors including orange, yellow, and multi-colored options. Our selection includes both dwarf and tall varieties suitable for different garden spaces and requirements.</p> <h3>Doorstep Service</h3> <p>Our doorstep delivery service brings healthy marigold saplings directly to your home, making it convenient for you to start your garden without any hassle.</p> <h2>FAQ About Marigold Flowers</h2> <h3>Can I grow marigold flowers at home?</h3> <p>Yes, marigolds are perfect for home gardens and can be grown both in containers and directly in garden beds. They are ideal for borders, containers, and even balcony gardens. Choose pots or grow bags that are at least 9 to 12 inches wide and deep for container growing.</p> <h3>How long do marigold plants bloom?</h3> <p>Marigolds have an extended blooming period of 4-6 months and can bloom almost continuously until frost. With proper care and regular deadheading, they can keep flowering throughout the growing season. The full bloom period typically lasts 4-6 months depending on the variety.</p> <h3>What is the best time to plant marigolds in India?</h3> <p>In India, marigolds can be sown all year round, however, they are grown primarily in winter (October to February) and the rainy season (June to September). The optimum temperature range for growth is 18 to 20&deg;C. Seeds germinate best at temperatures ranging from 18 to 30&deg;C.</p> <h3>Do you deliver marigold saplings across India?</h3> <p>Yes, we provide doorstep delivery service for marigold saplings across India. Our eco-friendly packaging ensures that plants reach you in a healthy condition. Delivery charges may vary based on location and distance.</p> <h3>How do I care for marigold plants?</h3> <p>Caring for marigolds is simple: provide full sun exposure for 6 to 8 hours daily, water at the base of the plant weekly, and deadhead spent flowers regularly. You must fertilize monthly with balanced fertilizer and ensure well-drained soil for optimal growth. Pinch young plants to promote bushier growth and remove any diseased or damaged parts promptly.</p> <p><button onclick="myFunction()" id="myBtns">Read less</button></p> </div> <div class="blg-tble"> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>Variety Type</th> <th>Bloom Size</th> <th>Plant Height</th> <th>Best For</th> <th>Colours Available</th> <th>Price Range</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td><strong>Marigold Red</strong></td> <td>4 inches</td> <td>2&ndash;3 feet tall</td> <td>Cut flowers, large gardens, temple offerings, garlands</td> <td>Orange, Yellow, Multicolour</td> <td>Starting ₹29</td> </tr> <tr> <td><strong>Marigold (Any Colour)</strong></td> <td>1&ndash;2 inches</td> <td>2&ndash;12 inches</td> <td>Pots, balconies, borders, small spaces, pest control</td> <td>Orange, Yellow, Red, Bicolour</td> <td>Starting ₹39</td> </tr> <tr> <td><strong>Multicolour Mix</strong></td> <td>Varied</td> <td>Varied</td> <td>Colourful displays, festival decorations, variety gardens</td> <td>Orange, Yellow, Red mix</td> <td>₹89&ndash;₹169 (sets)</td> </tr> <tr> <td><strong>Gift-ready Marigold</strong></td> <td>6 inch</td> <td>Varied</td> <td>Colourful displays, festival decorations, variety gardens</td> <td>Any Colour</td> <td>₹269&ndash;₹319</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <h2></h2> <h2>Urvann's 5-Step Marigold Excellence Protocol</h2> <p><strong>What makes our marigold saplings different: </strong>Every plant goes through our proprietary preparation process before shipping.</p> <h3>Step 1: Variety Selection for the Indian Climate</h3> <p>We source only varieties that have been tested and proven to thrive in Indian weather conditions, not imported varieties that struggle in our climate.</p> <h3>Step 2: Root System Development</h3> <p>Saplings are grown with strong, healthy root systems that establish quickly after transplanting, not rootbound or weak seedlings.</p> <h3>Step 3: Hardening &amp; Acclimatisation</h3> <p>Plants are gradually hardened off and acclimatised to outdoor conditions for seven to ten days before dispatch, ensuring they do not go into shock after delivery.</p> <h3>Step 4: Eco-Smart Packaging</h3> <p>Breathable nursery bags with optimal soil moisture protect roots during 24-hour transit without waterlogging or drying out.</p> <h3>Step 5: Dedicated Customer Care &amp; Growing Support</h3> <p>Our relationship doesn&rsquo;t end at delivery. Our customer care team is always available to guide you on planting, watering, and early care. Just call or WhatsApp us right away.&nbsp;</p> <h2>Planting &amp; Care Guide</h2> <h3>Sunlight</h3> <p>Marigolds love the sun. Six to eight hours of direct sunlight gives you compact plants, bold colours, and loads of flowers. They&rsquo;ll survive within four to five hours, but blooms will be fewer. Deep shade leads to leggy plants and almost no flowers. Sunny balconies, terraces, rooftops, and open garden beds are ideal.</p> <h3>Watering</h3> <p>Keep the soil moist, not soggy. Water at the base of the plant and avoid wetting the flowers. In summer, water daily. In moderate weather, every two to three days is enough. During winter, water every three to four days. Always let excess water drain, and never leave pots standing in water. Morning watering works best.</p> <h3>Soil &amp; Pots</h3> <p>Use light, well-drained soil enriched with compost. Slightly acidic to neutral soil is perfect. For pots, choose containers at least nine to twelve inches deep with proper drainage holes. Terracotta pots are a bonus.</p> <h3>Feeding</h3> <p>Feed once a month with compost or vermicompost. Marigolds aren&rsquo;t heavy feeders, but regular light feeding means more and brighter blooms.</p> <h3>Deadheading</h3> <p>Remove faded flowers every few days. This simple step keeps marigolds flowering longer and stronger.</p> <h2>Urvann's Promise to You</h2> <p>✅ <strong>Climate-Tested Varieties</strong> &ndash; Only varieties proven to thrive in Indian weather conditions<br />✅ <strong>Strong Root Systems</strong> &ndash; Saplings with healthy, established roots that transplant easily<br />✅ <strong>Budget-Friendly Pricing</strong> &ndash; Starting from just rupees thirty per plant<br />✅ <strong>Free Next-Day Delivery</strong> &ndash; No waiting weeks. Your plants arrive fresh and ready to transplant.<br />✅ <strong>30-Day Plant Health Guarantee</strong> &ndash; Not blooming well? We replace it free, no questions asked.<br />✅ <strong>Real Photos Only</strong> &ndash; Every product page shows actual plants from Indian customer gardens.<br />✅ <strong>Festival Timing Guaranteed</strong> &ndash; Order by mid-September for perfect Diwali blooms.<br />✅ <strong>Expert Support</strong> &ndash; WhatsApp our gardening experts anytime. Real humans, real gardening knowledge.<br />✅ <strong>Eco-Friendly Packaging</strong> &ndash; Sustainable nursery bags that protect plants during transit.</p> <p>Buy marigold genda phool saplings online from Urvann and bring festival joy and golden colour to your garden tomorrow. Start shopping now!</p> <h2>Marigold Plant FAQs: Everything Gardeners Ask</h2> <h3>1. Can you Grow Marigold Flowers at Home?</h3> <p>Absolutely yes. Marigolds are basically the beginner-friendly champions of the flower world. They grow beautifully in pots, grow bags, balconies, terraces, rooftops, and garden beds.&nbsp;</p> <h3>2. How Long Do Marigold Plants Bloom?</h3> <p>Marigolds don&rsquo;t believe in short-term commitments. Once they start flowering, they keep going for four to six months, almost continuously. In mild climates, they may even bloom longer. The trick is simple. Remove faded flowers every three to four days. This stops seed formation and pushes the plant to produce fresh blooms instead.</p> <h3>3. What Is the Best Time to Plant Marigolds in India?</h3> <p>The winter season from October to February is ideal across most of India, especially if you want blooms for Dussehra and Diwali. The rainy season from June to September also works well, as long as drainage is good.</p> <p>They grow best between 18-25 degrees Celsius, but they&rsquo;re surprisingly tough and can tolerate temperatures from 10-40 degrees. Just avoid planting during peak summer in extremely hot regions.</p> <h3>4. Do You Deliver Marigold Saplings Across India?</h3> <p>Yes, we do. And we treat plant delivery like a VIP service. We ship healthy marigold saplings across India using eco-friendly packaging that maintains moisture during transit. Plants are packed carefully to avoid damage, and most pin codes enjoy free next-day delivery. Simply enter your pin code on the product page to check availability and delivery time.</p> <h3>5. Do Marigolds Need Full Sun or Shade?</h3> <p>Marigolds are sun lovers, no doubt about it. They grow best with six to eight hours of full sun every day. They can survive in partial shade, but fewer sun hours usually mean fewer flowers and leggy plants. If you&rsquo;re growing them on a balcony or terrace, place them where they get bright morning and afternoon sunlight.</p> <h3>6. How Often Should Marigolds Be Watered?</h3> <p>Water marigolds once every two to three days, or whenever the top inch of soil feels dry. Reduce watering during winter or the rainy season.&nbsp;</p> <h3>7. Why Are Marigold Plants Not Flowering?</h3> <p>When marigolds go leafy but refuse to bloom, it&rsquo;s usually one of three things.</p> <ul> <li>Not enough sunlight.</li> <li>Too much nitrogen-rich fertilizer.</li> <li>Not removing old flowers regularly.</li> </ul> <p>Fix the sunlight, ease up on nitrogen, deadhead often, and if needed, switch to a bloom-boosting fertiliser.</p> <h3>8. Can Marigolds Grow in Pots or Grow Bags?</h3> <p>Yes, and they do exceptionally well. Choose pots or grow bags that are 9-12 inches deep with proper drainage holes. One plant per pot works best for healthy, bushy growth. Use a good-quality potting mix and ensure adequate airflow.</p> <h3>9. How Long Do Marigold Plants Live?</h3> <p>Marigolds are annual plants. They complete their life cycle in one season and typically live for 4-6 months. But during that time, they flower generously, making them one of the most rewarding seasonal plants you can grow.</p> <h3>10. Can you Grow Marigolds From Seeds at Home?</h3> <p>Absolutely. Marigolds are one of the easiest flowers to grow from seeds. Sow seeds about half an inch deep, keep the soil lightly moist, and germination usually happens within 5-7 days. Seed-grown plants start flowering in about 40-50 days.</p> <h3>11. Are Marigold Flowers Edible or Useful?</h3> <p>Indian marigolds are widely used for religious offerings, decorations, garlands, and festivals. They&rsquo;re not commonly consumed as food, so it&rsquo;s best to admire them, decorate with them, and let them do what they do best.</p> </div>//:0
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The marigold, lovingly called Genda Phool across India, is the flower that lights up every festival, every celebration, and every corner of our gardens with its cheerful golden and orange blooms. These bright and beautiful flowers have been woven into the fabric of Indian traditions for generations.

Why 50,000+ Indian Plant Parents Choose Urvann's Marigolds

⭐ Rated 4.8/5 by 12,340+ verified buyers
 ✓ Urvann's 30-Day Plant Health Guarantee – Not satisfied? We replace it for free for you
 ✓ Free Next-Day Delivery across India – Plants arrive fresh with strong roots
 ✓ Indian Climate-Tested Varieties – Grown specifically for Indian weather conditions
 ✓ Real Photos from Indian Gardens – No stock images, see actual customer plants
 ✓ Festival-Ready Plants – Perfect blooming schedule for Dussehra, Diwali, Holi, and all celebrations

Marigold Genda Phool: India's Festival Flower

The marigold, or the beloved Genda Phool as we know it across India, is celebrated in bloom. Its bright orange, golden yellow, and warm red petals have adorned every auspicious occasion in Indian households for centuries. 

Whether you are decorating your home for Diwali, making garlands for Durga Pooja, or simply want to bring cheerful colour to your garden, marigolds are the flowers that never disappoint and always deliver joy.

The Marigold: From Ancient Mexico to Modern Indian Gardens

Marigolds, scientifically known as Tagetes, are flowering plants originally native to Mexico and Central America. They were brought to India by Portuguese traders in the sixteenth century and quickly became so beloved that they are now considered quintessentially Indian flowers. 

The Hindi name Genda Phool and regional names like Zendu in Marathi, Banthi in Telugu, and Samanthi in Tamil show how deeply these flowers have been embraced across the country.

They are available in many varieties, from small and compact French marigolds that grow perfectly in pots to large African marigolds with blooms that can reach up to five inches wide and look stunning as cut flowers for decorations.

Why Marigolds are Essential for Indian Gardens

In Indian culture, marigolds hold deep spiritual and cultural significance that goes far beyond their beauty. 

  • During Diwali, marigold garlands and rangolis roll out the welcome mat for Goddess Lakshmi, inviting prosperity and good fortune.
  • For Navratri and Durga Pooja, sunny yellow marigolds are offered to Goddess Durga, symbolising power, positivity, and the energy of the sun.
  • In temples, marigolds are a daily favourite, believed to please deities and bring blessings.
  • At weddings, no marigold means no vibe. Torans, mandaps, stages, and garlands all lean heavily on these flowers.
  • Festivals like Ugadi, Onam, and Pongal across South India also wouldn’t look the same without them.

In fact, 72% of Urvann customers buy marigolds specifically for festivals and religious occasions, with peak demand between September and November.

Why Marigolds Are Considered Auspicious

It’s not just tradition doing the talking.

  • Their bright yellow and orange shades mirror the sun’s energy and life force.
  • They’re believed to ward off negativity and evil spirits.
  • They last long, symbolising devotion and endurance.
  • And when something grows abundantly, it naturally becomes a symbol of prosperity.

Why Marigolds are Beginner-Friendly

  • Fast Germination: Seeds germinate within five to seven days
  • Quick Flowering: Plants begin flowering within eight to nine weeks of planting
  • Adaptable: Grow well in most soil types as long as drainage is good
  • Heat Tolerant: Thrive in Indian summer temperatures up to forty degrees Celsius
  • Pest Resistant: Rarely bothered by major pests (in fact, they repel pests from nearby plants)
  • Low Water Needs: Established plants tolerate short dry spells

Natural Pest Repellent: Companion Planting Superhero

Marigolds are not just ornamental plants. They act as natural pest repellents and help protect other plants in your garden from harmful insects.

Pest-Fighting Powers:

  • Repels Aphids: The strong scent keeps aphids away from nearby vegetables and roses
  • Deters Whiteflies: Effective in protecting tomatoes, peppers, and other vegetable plants
  • Controls Nematodes: Root secretions help reduce harmful nematode populations in soil
  • Discourages Mosquitoes: The fragrance acts as a natural mosquito deterrent in garden areas

Companion Planting Tips:

  • Plant marigolds around tomato plants to protect them from pests
  • Intersperse with roses to keep aphids away
  • Border vegetable gardens with marigolds for all-round protection
  • Place near seating areas to naturally reduce mosquitoes

Bonus Benefit: Marigolds attract beneficial pollinators like bees and butterflies to your garden, supporting overall garden health.

Find Your Perfect Marigold: Complete Variety Guide

When you buy marigold saplings from Urvann, you can choose from various types, colours, and sizes for different needs. All product pages include real marigold plant images taken in Indian gardens, no stock images.

Variety Type Bloom Size Plant Height Best For Colours Available Price Range
Marigold Red 4 inches 2–3 feet tall Cut flowers, large gardens, temple offerings, garlands Orange, Yellow, Multicolour Starting ₹29
Marigold (Any Colour) 1–2 inches 2–12 inches Pots, balconies, borders, small spaces, pest control Orange, Yellow, Red, Bicolour Starting ₹39
Multicolour Mix Varied Varied Colourful displays, festival decorations, variety gardens Orange, Yellow, Red mix ₹89–₹169 (sets)
Gift-ready Marigold 6 inch Varied Colourful displays, festival decorations, variety gardens Any Colour ₹269–₹319

Urvann's 5-Step Marigold Excellence Protocol

What makes our marigold saplings different: Every plant goes through our proprietary preparation process before shipping.

Step 1: Variety Selection for the Indian Climate

We source only varieties that have been tested and proven to thrive in Indian weather conditions, not imported varieties that struggle in our climate.

Step 2: Root System Development

Saplings are grown with strong, healthy root systems that establish quickly after transplanting, not rootbound or weak seedlings.

Step 3: Hardening & Acclimatisation

Plants are gradually hardened off and acclimatised to outdoor conditions for seven to ten days before dispatch, ensuring they do not go into shock after delivery.

Step 4: Eco-Smart Packaging

Breathable nursery bags with optimal soil moisture protect roots during 24-hour transit without waterlogging or drying out.

Step 5: Dedicated Customer Care & Growing Support

Our relationship doesn’t end at delivery. Our customer care team is always available to guide you on planting, watering, and early care. Just call or WhatsApp us right away. 

Planting & Care Guide

Sunlight

Marigolds love the sun. Six to eight hours of direct sunlight gives you compact plants, bold colours, and loads of flowers. They’ll survive within four to five hours, but blooms will be fewer. Deep shade leads to leggy plants and almost no flowers. Sunny balconies, terraces, rooftops, and open garden beds are ideal.

Watering

Keep the soil moist, not soggy. Water at the base of the plant and avoid wetting the flowers. In summer, water daily. In moderate weather, every two to three days is enough. During winter, water every three to four days. Always let excess water drain, and never leave pots standing in water. Morning watering works best.

Soil & Pots

Use light, well-drained soil enriched with compost. Slightly acidic to neutral soil is perfect. For pots, choose containers at least nine to twelve inches deep with proper drainage holes. Terracotta pots are a bonus.

Feeding

Feed once a month with compost or vermicompost. Marigolds aren’t heavy feeders, but regular light feeding means more and brighter blooms.

Deadheading

Remove faded flowers every few days. This simple step keeps marigolds flowering longer and stronger.

Urvann's Promise to You

✅ Climate-Tested Varieties – Only varieties proven to thrive in Indian weather conditions
✅ Strong Root Systems – Saplings with healthy, established roots that transplant easily
✅ Budget-Friendly Pricing – Starting from just rupees thirty per plant
✅ Free Next-Day Delivery – No waiting weeks. Your plants arrive fresh and ready to transplant.
✅ 30-Day Plant Health Guarantee – Not blooming well? We replace it free, no questions asked.
✅ Real Photos Only – Every product page shows actual plants from Indian customer gardens.
✅ Festival Timing Guaranteed – Order by mid-September for perfect Diwali blooms.
✅ Expert Support – WhatsApp our gardening experts anytime. Real humans, real gardening knowledge.
✅ Eco-Friendly Packaging – Sustainable nursery bags that protect plants during transit.

Buy marigold genda phool saplings online from Urvann and bring festival joy and golden colour to your garden tomorrow. Start shopping now!

Marigold Plant FAQs: Everything Gardeners Ask

1. Can you Grow Marigold Flowers at Home?

Absolutely yes. Marigolds are basically the beginner-friendly champions of the flower world. They grow beautifully in pots, grow bags, balconies, terraces, rooftops, and garden beds. 

2. How Long Do Marigold Plants Bloom?

Marigolds don’t believe in short-term commitments. Once they start flowering, they keep going for four to six months, almost continuously. In mild climates, they may even bloom longer. The trick is simple. Remove faded flowers every three to four days. This stops seed formation and pushes the plant to produce fresh blooms instead.

3. What Is the Best Time to Plant Marigolds in India?

The winter season from October to February is ideal across most of India, especially if you want blooms for Dussehra and Diwali. The rainy season from June to September also works well, as long as drainage is good.

They grow best between 18-25 degrees Celsius, but they’re surprisingly tough and can tolerate temperatures from 10-40 degrees. Just avoid planting during peak summer in extremely hot regions.

4. Do You Deliver Marigold Saplings Across India?

Yes, we do. And we treat plant delivery like a VIP service. We ship healthy marigold saplings across India using eco-friendly packaging that maintains moisture during transit. Plants are packed carefully to avoid damage, and most pin codes enjoy free next-day delivery. Simply enter your pin code on the product page to check availability and delivery time.

5. Do Marigolds Need Full Sun or Shade?

Marigolds are sun lovers, no doubt about it. They grow best with six to eight hours of full sun every day. They can survive in partial shade, but fewer sun hours usually mean fewer flowers and leggy plants. If you’re growing them on a balcony or terrace, place them where they get bright morning and afternoon sunlight.

6. How Often Should Marigolds Be Watered?

Water marigolds once every two to three days, or whenever the top inch of soil feels dry. Reduce watering during winter or the rainy season. 

7. Why Are Marigold Plants Not Flowering?

When marigolds go leafy but refuse to bloom, it’s usually one of three things.

  • Not enough sunlight.
  • Too much nitrogen-rich fertilizer.
  • Not removing old flowers regularly.

Fix the sunlight, ease up on nitrogen, deadhead often, and if needed, switch to a bloom-boosting fertiliser.

8. Can Marigolds Grow in Pots or Grow Bags?

Yes, and they do exceptionally well. Choose pots or grow bags that are 9-12 inches deep with proper drainage holes. One plant per pot works best for healthy, bushy growth. Use a good-quality potting mix and ensure adequate airflow.

9. How Long Do Marigold Plants Live?

Marigolds are annual plants. They complete their life cycle in one season and typically live for 4-6 months. But during that time, they flower generously, making them one of the most rewarding seasonal plants you can grow.

10. Can you Grow Marigolds From Seeds at Home?

Absolutely. Marigolds are one of the easiest flowers to grow from seeds. Sow seeds about half an inch deep, keep the soil lightly moist, and germination usually happens within 5-7 days. Seed-grown plants start flowering in about 40-50 days.

11. Are Marigold Flowers Edible or Useful?

Indian marigolds are widely used for religious offerings, decorations, garlands, and festivals. They’re not commonly consumed as food, so it’s best to admire them, decorate with them, and let them do what they do best.

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The marigold, lovingly called Genda Phool across India, is the flower that lights up every festival, every celebration, and every corner of our gardens with its cheerful golden and orange blooms. These bright and beautiful flowers have been woven into the fabric of Indian traditions for generations.

Why 50,000+ Indian Plant Parents Choose Urvann's Marigolds

⭐ Rated 4.8/5 by 12,340+ verified buyers
 ✓ Urvann's 30-Day Plant Health Guarantee – Not satisfied? We replace it for free for you
 ✓ Free Next-Day Delivery across India – Plants arrive fresh with strong roots
 ✓ Indian Climate-Tested Varieties – Grown specifically for Indian weather conditions
 ✓ Real Photos from Indian Gardens – No stock images, see actual customer plants
 ✓ Festival-Ready Plants – Perfect blooming schedule for Dussehra, Diwali, Holi, and all celebrations

Marigold Genda Phool: India's Festival Flower

The marigold, or the beloved Genda Phool as we know it across India, is celebrated in bloom. Its bright orange, golden yellow, and warm red petals have adorned every auspicious occasion in Indian households for centuries. 

Whether you are decorating your home for Diwali, making garlands for Durga Pooja, or simply want to bring cheerful colour to your garden, marigolds are the flowers that never disappoint and always deliver joy.

The Marigold: From Ancient Mexico to Modern Indian Gardens

Marigolds, scientifically known as Tagetes, are flowering plants originally native to Mexico and Central America. They were brought to India by Portuguese traders in the sixteenth century and quickly became so beloved that they are now considered quintessentially Indian flowers. 

The Hindi name Genda Phool and regional names like Zendu in Marathi, Banthi in Telugu, and Samanthi in Tamil show how deeply these flowers have been embraced across the country.

They are available in many varieties, from small and compact French marigolds that grow perfectly in pots to large African marigolds with blooms that can reach up to five inches wide and look stunning as cut flowers for decorations.

Why Marigolds are Essential for Indian Gardens

In Indian culture, marigolds hold deep spiritual and cultural significance that goes far beyond their beauty. 

  • During Diwali, marigold garlands and rangolis roll out the welcome mat for Goddess Lakshmi, inviting prosperity and good fortune.
  • For Navratri and Durga Pooja, sunny yellow marigolds are offered to Goddess Durga, symbolising power, positivity, and the energy of the sun.
  • In temples, marigolds are a daily favourite, believed to please deities and bring blessings.
  • At weddings, no marigold means no vibe. Torans, mandaps, stages, and garlands all lean heavily on these flowers.
  • Festivals like Ugadi, Onam, and Pongal across South India also wouldn’t look the same without them.

In fact, 72% of Urvann customers buy marigolds specifically for festivals and religious occasions, with peak demand between September and November.

Why Marigolds Are Considered Auspicious

It’s not just tradition doing the talking.

  • Their bright yellow and orange shades mirror the sun’s energy and life force.
  • They’re believed to ward off negativity and evil spirits.
  • They last long, symbolising devotion and endurance.
  • And when something grows abundantly, it naturally becomes a symbol of prosperity.

Why Marigolds are Beginner-Friendly

  • Fast Germination: Seeds germinate within five to seven days
  • Quick Flowering: Plants begin flowering within eight to nine weeks of planting
  • Adaptable: Grow well in most soil types as long as drainage is good
  • Heat Tolerant: Thrive in Indian summer temperatures up to forty degrees Celsius
  • Pest Resistant: Rarely bothered by major pests (in fact, they repel pests from nearby plants)
  • Low Water Needs: Established plants tolerate short dry spells

Natural Pest Repellent: Companion Planting Superhero

Marigolds are not just ornamental plants. They act as natural pest repellents and help protect other plants in your garden from harmful insects.

Pest-Fighting Powers:

  • Repels Aphids: The strong scent keeps aphids away from nearby vegetables and roses
  • Deters Whiteflies: Effective in protecting tomatoes, peppers, and other vegetable plants
  • Controls Nematodes: Root secretions help reduce harmful nematode populations in soil
  • Discourages Mosquitoes: The fragrance acts as a natural mosquito deterrent in garden areas

Companion Planting Tips:

  • Plant marigolds around tomato plants to protect them from pests
  • Intersperse with roses to keep aphids away
  • Border vegetable gardens with marigolds for all-round protection
  • Place near seating areas to naturally reduce mosquitoes

Bonus Benefit: Marigolds attract beneficial pollinators like bees and butterflies to your garden, supporting overall garden health.

Find Your Perfect Marigold: Complete Variety Guide

When you buy marigold saplings from Urvann, you can choose from various types, colours, and sizes for different needs. All product pages include real marigold plant images taken in Indian gardens, no stock images.

Variety Type Bloom Size Plant Height Best For Colours Available Price Range
Marigold Red 4 inches 2–3 feet tall Cut flowers, large gardens, temple offerings, garlands Orange, Yellow, Multicolour Starting ₹29
Marigold (Any Colour) 1–2 inches 2–12 inches Pots, balconies, borders, small spaces, pest control Orange, Yellow, Red, Bicolour Starting ₹39
Multicolour Mix Varied Varied Colourful displays, festival decorations, variety gardens Orange, Yellow, Red mix ₹89–₹169 (sets)
Gift-ready Marigold 6 inch Varied Colourful displays, festival decorations, variety gardens Any Colour ₹269–₹319

Urvann's 5-Step Marigold Excellence Protocol

What makes our marigold saplings different: Every plant goes through our proprietary preparation process before shipping.

Step 1: Variety Selection for the Indian Climate

We source only varieties that have been tested and proven to thrive in Indian weather conditions, not imported varieties that struggle in our climate.

Step 2: Root System Development

Saplings are grown with strong, healthy root systems that establish quickly after transplanting, not rootbound or weak seedlings.

Step 3: Hardening & Acclimatisation

Plants are gradually hardened off and acclimatised to outdoor conditions for seven to ten days before dispatch, ensuring they do not go into shock after delivery.

Step 4: Eco-Smart Packaging

Breathable nursery bags with optimal soil moisture protect roots during 24-hour transit without waterlogging or drying out.

Step 5: Dedicated Customer Care & Growing Support

Our relationship doesn’t end at delivery. Our customer care team is always available to guide you on planting, watering, and early care. Just call or WhatsApp us right away. 

Planting & Care Guide

Sunlight

Marigolds love the sun. Six to eight hours of direct sunlight gives you compact plants, bold colours, and loads of flowers. They’ll survive within four to five hours, but blooms will be fewer. Deep shade leads to leggy plants and almost no flowers. Sunny balconies, terraces, rooftops, and open garden beds are ideal.

Watering

Keep the soil moist, not soggy. Water at the base of the plant and avoid wetting the flowers. In summer, water daily. In moderate weather, every two to three days is enough. During winter, water every three to four days. Always let excess water drain, and never leave pots standing in water. Morning watering works best.

Soil & Pots

Use light, well-drained soil enriched with compost. Slightly acidic to neutral soil is perfect. For pots, choose containers at least nine to twelve inches deep with proper drainage holes. Terracotta pots are a bonus.

Feeding

Feed once a month with compost or vermicompost. Marigolds aren’t heavy feeders, but regular light feeding means more and brighter blooms.

Deadheading

Remove faded flowers every few days. This simple step keeps marigolds flowering longer and stronger.

Urvann's Promise to You

✅ Climate-Tested Varieties – Only varieties proven to thrive in Indian weather conditions
✅ Strong Root Systems – Saplings with healthy, established roots that transplant easily
✅ Budget-Friendly Pricing – Starting from just rupees thirty per plant
✅ Free Next-Day Delivery – No waiting weeks. Your plants arrive fresh and ready to transplant.
✅ 30-Day Plant Health Guarantee – Not blooming well? We replace it free, no questions asked.
✅ Real Photos Only – Every product page shows actual plants from Indian customer gardens.
✅ Festival Timing Guaranteed – Order by mid-September for perfect Diwali blooms.
✅ Expert Support – WhatsApp our gardening experts anytime. Real humans, real gardening knowledge.
✅ Eco-Friendly Packaging – Sustainable nursery bags that protect plants during transit.

Buy marigold genda phool saplings online from Urvann and bring festival joy and golden colour to your garden tomorrow. Start shopping now!

Marigold Plant FAQs: Everything Gardeners Ask

1. Can you Grow Marigold Flowers at Home?

Absolutely yes. Marigolds are basically the beginner-friendly champions of the flower world. They grow beautifully in pots, grow bags, balconies, terraces, rooftops, and garden beds. 

2. How Long Do Marigold Plants Bloom?

Marigolds don’t believe in short-term commitments. Once they start flowering, they keep going for four to six months, almost continuously. In mild climates, they may even bloom longer. The trick is simple. Remove faded flowers every three to four days. This stops seed formation and pushes the plant to produce fresh blooms instead.

3. What Is the Best Time to Plant Marigolds in India?

The winter season from October to February is ideal across most of India, especially if you want blooms for Dussehra and Diwali. The rainy season from June to September also works well, as long as drainage is good.

They grow best between 18-25 degrees Celsius, but they’re surprisingly tough and can tolerate temperatures from 10-40 degrees. Just avoid planting during peak summer in extremely hot regions.

4. Do You Deliver Marigold Saplings Across India?

Yes, we do. And we treat plant delivery like a VIP service. We ship healthy marigold saplings across India using eco-friendly packaging that maintains moisture during transit. Plants are packed carefully to avoid damage, and most pin codes enjoy free next-day delivery. Simply enter your pin code on the product page to check availability and delivery time.

5. Do Marigolds Need Full Sun or Shade?

Marigolds are sun lovers, no doubt about it. They grow best with six to eight hours of full sun every day. They can survive in partial shade, but fewer sun hours usually mean fewer flowers and leggy plants. If you’re growing them on a balcony or terrace, place them where they get bright morning and afternoon sunlight.

6. How Often Should Marigolds Be Watered?

Water marigolds once every two to three days, or whenever the top inch of soil feels dry. Reduce watering during winter or the rainy season. 

7. Why Are Marigold Plants Not Flowering?

When marigolds go leafy but refuse to bloom, it’s usually one of three things.

  • Not enough sunlight.
  • Too much nitrogen-rich fertilizer.
  • Not removing old flowers regularly.

Fix the sunlight, ease up on nitrogen, deadhead often, and if needed, switch to a bloom-boosting fertiliser.

8. Can Marigolds Grow in Pots or Grow Bags?

Yes, and they do exceptionally well. Choose pots or grow bags that are 9-12 inches deep with proper drainage holes. One plant per pot works best for healthy, bushy growth. Use a good-quality potting mix and ensure adequate airflow.

9. How Long Do Marigold Plants Live?

Marigolds are annual plants. They complete their life cycle in one season and typically live for 4-6 months. But during that time, they flower generously, making them one of the most rewarding seasonal plants you can grow.

10. Can you Grow Marigolds From Seeds at Home?

Absolutely. Marigolds are one of the easiest flowers to grow from seeds. Sow seeds about half an inch deep, keep the soil lightly moist, and germination usually happens within 5-7 days. Seed-grown plants start flowering in about 40-50 days.

11. Are Marigold Flowers Edible or Useful?

Indian marigolds are widely used for religious offerings, decorations, garlands, and festivals. They’re not commonly consumed as food, so it’s best to admire them, decorate with them, and let them do what they do best.

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