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Nasturtium 'Cherry Rose' Edible Flower 20-30 Seeds

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SKU:
0046728686003-FL400

Suitable for tropical and humid climates.
Non GMO untreated seeds natural and safe for home gardening.
Suitable for balcony pots containers and small garden spaces. Specially sourced for Singapore.


Nasturtium 'Cherry Rose'
(Tropaeolum majus) - A beautiful nasturtium variety with soft cherry-rose pink flowers that contrast nicely with fresh green foliage. Compact with a gentle trailing habit, making it perfect for pots, balcony boxes, and small garden spaces. Edible flowers and leaves have a mild peppery flavor, adding both color and taste to dishes. Easy and rewarding to grow, ideal for beginners and children.

Plant Information

Plant height: 20–30 cm (trailing up to 80 cm)
Time to flower: 5–7 weeks from sowing
Growth habit: Compact, slightly trailing
Container growing: Suitable for pots 8–15 L
Edible: Yes — leaves and flowers
Fragrance: Mild
Difficulty: Easy to grow (beginner & kid friendly)
Pollinator friendly: Yes

Growing:
For faster germination, soak seeds in water for 12–24 hours before sowing (optional, helps soften seed coat). Sow seeds directly into soil at 1–2 cm depth. Germination takes 7–14 days at temperatures around 20–30°C. Seeds usually sprout faster in warm conditions. Keep soil lightly moist during germination, but avoid overwatering as seeds can rot in soggy soil.

☀️ Sun & Tropical Care:
Nasturtiums grow best in full sun (5–7 hours daily). In hot tropical climates, provide light afternoon shade to prevent leaf burn and stress, especially when temperatures exceed 32–35°C. Good airflow is important in humid environments to reduce the risk of fungal issues.

Soil, Water & Fertilizing:
Soil: Use well-draining soil. Avoid overly rich soil, as too much nitrogen will produce more leaves and fewer flowers.
Water: Water moderately. Allow the top layer of soil to dry slightly between watering. Overwatering can reduce flowering and cause root problems.
Fertilizer: Minimal feeding needed. If required, use a light balanced fertilizer once every 2–3 weeks. Too much fertilizer reduces blooms.

Plant Care:
Remove spent flowers regularly to encourage continuous blooming. Avoid excessive pruning — let plants trail naturally for best appearance. Nasturtiums grow quickly and do not require support, but can be guided to trail over edges or climb lightly.

Pests & Disease Prevention:
Common pests include aphids and whiteflies. In tropical climates, occasional fungal issues may appear due to humidity.

 

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