Close Menu
    Garten

    Ich habe Kapuzinerkressen vielleicht unterschätzt

    Share.
    View 13 Comments

    13 Comments

    1. peardr0p on

      I had 1 plant that looked like that last year… This year I’ve mainly been distributing it’s offspring around the garden to avoid a single behemoth!

      You can collect and pickle the seeds – good way to keep them a bit more under control!

    2. Middleclasstonbury on

      How many seedlings did you put in? They’re vigorous buggers when they get going but universally loved.

    4. internetpillows on

      Mine are going mental like this too, it’s awesome. I planted them as a distraction for pests like caterpillars, they prefer this and will leave your other plants alone apparently but I haven’t seen any pests this year.

      Also reminder that nasturtiums are edible! The leaves and stems taste kind of like rocket, and the flowers are also edible and are a little sweet.

    6. double-happiness on

      Hey, no-one was casting nasturtiums at your gardening ability.

    9. Just_Winton on

      As a beginner gardener I love nasturtiums. Hardy, easy to grow, and do well in bad soil. You get so much out for so little put in

    10. Othersideofthemirror on

      Every year one end of my flowerbed looked like this. This year, a sole plant further up the bed.

    11. gerrineer on

      I have a nasturtium growing I planted one 9 years ago but it died but every year one pops up somewhere.

    13. IllustratorGlass3028 on

      Magnificent! Don’t worry they’ll all die away in winter.

    Leave A Reply