Revive Your Wilting Marigold: 4 Easy Tips for Blooming Flowers

• Marigold plants often wilt due to changing weather, showing yellow leaves or falling flowers, indicating a need for extra care.
• Arvind Kumar, a gardener at S.B. College, Raebareli, suggests checking soil moisture before watering; overwatering can rot roots.
• Ensure marigolds receive 4-5 hours of direct sunlight daily; move pots to brighter spots if needed.
• Apply organic fertilizer, cow dung manure, mustard cake solution, or compost once a month to promote new growth and more flowers.
• Regularly remove dried flowers to redirect energy and spray neem oil if pests are observed on leaves.