You can combine them, but Inca marigolds grow taller and need more water, potentially drowning the shorter regular types. For a balanced look, plant in separate containers or use a large pot with a moisture-retentive mix and monitor watering closely.
Place taller Inca varieties at the back or center, regulars at the edges. Both thrive in full sun with regular deadheading.
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