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Among the many flowering plants in India, marigold is one of very important ones. Its cultivation has done very well on commercial scale in northern part of India. The loose flower marketing has been practiced for worship, garland making, general decoration. Due to more urbanization and increasing aesthetic value in modern society and civilization, the demand of the loose flowers is increasing tremendously. There is a tremendous scope of improvement in agrotechnology of flower crops. A wealth of data can be generated for better understanding and better quality of flowers. There are various factors which are responsible for higher production of marigold viz., variety, time of planting, fertilizer application, spacing, cultural practices like pinching, use of plant growth substances, irrigation etc. Therefore, the present investigation was planned and undertaken with the objective to standardize the time of pinching in African marigold.

Role of Pinching on Floral and Yield Parameters in African Marigold (Tagetes erecta L.) cv. Local Selection