Seed Needs Nasturtium Seeds Jewel Mix Multicolored Edible Flowers | 1.5 Ounce 350+ Seeds Tropaeolum Nanum Annual Flower Seed Mix | Bulk Jewel Nasturtiums for The Garden

I love nasturtium. I think the flowers are beautiful and the fact that every part is edible is just a plus. I've also found by planting nasturtium around my garden I get less slugs and caterpillars inside my garden while they nibble and enjoy this plant. Last year, I planted 50 seeds and the side of my garden was covered in beautiful flowers, so this year I went with 350 seeds. I planted the seeds 18 days ago and I already have 50% sprouting. This variety is new to me, but I am excited to get a new color around my garden. In the days since sprouting the size has been surprising and the growth rate is amazing. I can't wait to see what my garden looks like by the end of summer.

Nasturtiums thrive in poor soil and do not need fertilizer. In fact fertilizer will grow vigorous plants with large leaves that hide any flowers that bloom. These seeds produced a meager crop when I bought them five years ago, but every flower self-seeds. I stick a few seeds in pots every fall, but hundreds of self-seeders start popping up EVERYWHERE beginning in January (I live in the Bay Area in northern California), and every year there are many, many more.

The best part about spring is the beautiful flowers! These seeds have been incredible with their germination rate. I feel like I just planted them yesterday and I’m already seeing progress! I love keeping a variety of flowers around my home. These have so many great benefits too!

What can I say about seeds? Nice sized pack and hope they all come up. Nice to find a pack with so many!!Great price!

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These took 17 days to germinate after soaking them for 24 hours. I planted two seeds and only one has sprouted so far. I know nasturtiums are notorious for taking forever to germinate. But they’re hardy and take off quickly once they sprout!

Not a single germination!I have been doing Nasturtiums my whole life. The batch I received, 350 seeds yielded not a single germination. I thoroughly followed the directions, put the seeds in water for 24 hours, and did three different separate batches. Two outside, one inside. Two in a more drained soil, one in a soil mixed with potting mix. I kept it moist but not soggy. Full sun in Florida. Nothing. I guess I received a VERY old batch...

Great seeds! Each one germinated quickly.I planted nasturtium with dill and now have a lovely pairing of heathy plants in two large containers. They are gorgeous!