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The marigold flower can be found practically anywhere. These flowers are simple to grow, consistently bloom, and have less pest and disease issues. Marigolds are extremely beneficial for treating conditions like headaches, edoema, toothaches, wounds, and several skin issues.
From ancient times to the present, the most common usage of calendula has been to treat skin conditions like swelling, bites, itching, burns, and wounds. Marigold has been discovered to have the power to stimulate the creation of healthy new tissue, enhance blood flow to the affected area, increase collagen production (which firms and strengthens skin), moisturise dry skin, and hasten the process of skin restoration after surgery or damage.
The presence of glycoproteins and nucleoproteins in marigold is thought to stimulate the creation of epithelial cells, which make up the body's outer surface and are responsible for marigold's capacity to help repair wounds. Additionally, it has been associated to better collagen metabolism stimulation and higher cell turnover.
They have also been utilised in cookery. According to legend, marigold flowers were first grown in Egypt and were brought to Britain and other countries by the Romans. One of the first flowers to be cultivated was the marigold. The petals of the marigold were utilised by the ancient Greeks for decoration, cosmetics, food colouring (stews, soups, pudding, etc.), colouring linens, and medical purposes.
Although it comes in various varieties, growing it is simple. The marigold will automatically reseed itself from one year to the next if you just sow seeds in regular soil that drains properly between April and June. It just needs very minimal maintenance and can be seeded in a garden or a pot.
It is grown wherever in the world that benefits from a moderate temperature, despite being a native of the Mediterranean region. It grows from 16 to 28 inches tall (40 to 70 cm). If the temperature is moderate enough, it can bloom from the earliest days of spring all the way through the full year. Its blossoms can be eaten.