Sow thick
A single layer of seed, no soaking.
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A seed worth growing
Spicy nasturtium shoots.
Nasturtium shoots have a spicy, peppery flavor.
Cut when 2–4 leaves have formed, just below where the leaves join the stem, so each shoot carries several leaves. Eat fresh, in salads, as a garnish or in many other dishes.
About 14–16 days from sowing, as shoots. Open-pollinated.
In stock — 1/4 Pound
Know before you sow
Growing times vary with weather, soil and local conditions.
A single layer of seed, no soaking.
Darkness helps it germinate.
Water from above or below.
About 2–3 weeks from sowing.
In a greenhouse, indoors under lights, or outdoors once it stays at least 16–18°C (60–65°F).
Not needed.
Fill flats with 1–1½" of soilless mix. Spread the seed thickly in a single layer, press it in, and cover lightly: nasturtium seed germinates best in the dark. Seedlings appear in 7–14 days.
Keep the mix moist but not soggy, watering from above or from below with a leak-proof tray.
Shoots reach market size in roughly 14–21 days.
With a sharp knife or scissors, cut just above the soil when shoots are 3–6" tall with 2–4 leaves, or at the size your market likes. Bag or box them and refrigerate.
About 3,500 on average.
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