🌞Overview:
Nasturtium is a perennial herb common in tropical and subtropical regions, known for its beautiful colorful flowers and drought-tolerant properties. These seeds are ideal for growing your own nasturtium plants, suitable for use in the garden, pots, flower beds or indoor growing.

🎁Features:

Colorful Flowers: Nasturtium flowers are colorful and bright, including a variety of colors including red, yellow, orange and pink. They bloom in the sun and are very attractive.

Drought tolerance: Nasturtium is adapted to dry conditions and is an ideal plant for dry areas. They require little water and are perfect for the busy gardener or novice gardener.

Easy to manage: Nasturtiums grow quickly and usually don't require much care. They are suitable for use on the edges of flower beds, in planters, hanging baskets or as ground cover.

✅Here are guidelines for growing nasturtium seeds:

1. Choose the right time: Nasturtiums are usually best planted in the spring or early fall. Avoid extreme temperatures to ensure successful seed germination and growth.

2. Prepare the soil: Nasturtiums prefer rich, well-drained soil. Organic fertilizer can be added before planting to provide adequate nutrients. Make sure the pH of the soil is in the neutral range.

3. Planting method: Spread nasturtium seeds evenly on the prepared soil surface. Do not cover the seeds as they need light to germinate. Tighten the soil lightly to make sure the seeds are in contact with the soil.

4. Provide adequate moisture: Keep the soil moist during seed germination. Use a spray bottle or gentle watering to avoid washing away the seeds. Once the plant begins to grow, gradually reduce watering frequency to avoid root rot.

5. Sunlight and Temperature: Nasturtiums need ample sunlight, at least 6-8 hours a day. Make sure the plants are within a suitable temperature range, usually 20-25 degrees Celsius.

6. Manage weeds and pests: Remove weeds regularly to ensure your nasturtiums have access to adequate nutrients and space. Monitor and treat any possible pest problems to protect your plants.

7. Leaf clipping and pruning: During the growing season, overly long or unhealthy leaves can be trimmed back to encourage more flower growth. Prune off dead flowers to extend the blooming period.

8. Harvest: Once the nasturtium flowers bloom, you can cut them and use them in bouquets or other decorations. Be sure to harvest when the flowers are fully open for best appearance and fragrance.

Nasturtiums are beautiful flowers, and following these growing guidelines can help you successfully grow healthy plants and enjoy their stunning blooms.🌈