Watercress Live Plants – 10 Rooted Plants | Nasturtium officinale | Bare Root Vegetable Starter | Ready to Plant | Fresh Herb Garden

Start growing fresh watercress at home with this set of 10 live, rooted watercress plants. These young vegetable plants are shipped bare root with moist paper towel wrapping to help protect the roots during transit. Watercress is a fast-growing edible perennial commonly grown in consistently moist soil, containers, water gardens, or other suitable wet growing areas. Plant your watercress immediately after delivery and provide plenty of moisture while it establishes. The plants you receive will be similar to the display photos, although individual size and appearance may naturally vary. Leaves may be trimmed as needed to fit securely inside the shipping package.

You will receive:
✔️ 10 live rooted watercress plants
✔️ Shipped bare root
✔️ Roots wrapped with moist paper towel for shipping
✔️ Ready to plant upon arrival
✔️ Young edible vegetable plants
✔️ Plants will be similar to the listing photos

🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Watercress
Botanical Name: Nasturtium officinale
Plant Type: Edible perennial aquatic or moisture-loving herb
Growth Stage: Young rooted plant
Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Rich, consistently moist soil
Watering: Keep consistently moist; do not allow roots to dry out
Mature Height: Approximately 4–12 inches
Growth Rate: Fast under suitable conditions
Harvest: Young leaves and stems can be harvested as the plant develops
Container Friendly: Yes, when adequate moisture is maintained
Edible: Yes

💡 Care Tip: Plant your watercress immediately after delivery and keep the roots consistently moist. Because these plants are shipped bare root, do not allow them to sit dry after arrival. Provide a sunny to partially shaded location and rich, moisture-retentive soil. During hot weather, check the package delivery date and retrieve the plants promptly rather than leaving them in a hot mailbox or outdoor location. Some leaf trimming or temporary stress from shipping is normal as the plants adjust.