Curly nasturtium: growing secrets

Many plants are planted in their gardens only because of their unpretentiousness and ease of care; some flowers do not need even the most basic care. Curly nasturtium is one of these colors. That is why it is often grown in flower beds, near the walls of the house, in gardens, as well as on balconies or on windows in boxes. This flower fits perfectly into any garden interior, and vertical landscaping with this plant becomes a snap.

In order for curly nasturtium to please with its abundant flowering and splendor of the bush, you should adhere to some secrets when keeping it. These secrets will help amateur flower growers when planting flowers for the first time, and in subsequent times of planting this plant, everything will be much easier.

Firstly, nasturtiums are very fond of warmth, therefore, it is necessary to sow their seeds only when the soil is already well warmed up and warm, almost summer weather is established.

Secondly, nasturtiums should be sown immediately for permanent residence, and if seedlings are used for landscaping, then they should be immediately planted in peat pots. This need is due to the fact that this flower has a very fragile root system and during transplantation, the roots can be simply catastrophically damaged.

Thirdly, a bright place is a guarantee of the splendor of the bush and abundant flowering.

Fourthly, moderately moist soil is simply necessary for this flower to form buds, but when the plant has already bloomed, then it should be watered only when the soil is very dry, otherwise there will be fewer flowers than leaves.

And lastly, remember that curly nasturtium is a great addition to any dish, because its young flowers and leaves are often decorated with salads and other dishes.