The nasturtium prefers to grow tall - and very quickly. In order to create the best growing conditions for it, it is advisable to provide it with a climbing aid. You can find out what this could look like in our article.
Which trellis is suitable for nasturtiums?
The best climbing aid for nasturtiums are trellis or net-like devices such as a wooden trellis, a jute trellis net or free-standing trellis obelisks. Carefully place the shoot tips on the climbing aid and the plant will grow up on its own.
What is the best climbing aid for nasturtiums?
The best climbing aids for nasturtiums arelattice or net-like devices. As a petiole anchor, the plant prefers to wind its petioles around thin elements in order to find the necessary support as it grows up.
A good choice, for example, is a wooden trellis (€38.00 on Amazon) or a jute trellis.free-standing obelisks can also be considered if you want as little assembly effort as possible.
How do I attach my nasturtium to a trellis?
Attach your nasturtium to the trellis by carefully guiding its shoot tips to or into the bottom row of the trellis, net or obelisk. You usually no longer need to intervene. The plant then happily climbs up to the respective help.
How can I stabilize the nasturtium trellis?
In order to stabilize the nasturtium trellis, you shouldassemble and install it professionally. The exact procedure depends on the type of trellis and on the chosen location.
In any case, you should put effort into attaching the trellis right from the start. Then there are usually no problems afterwards and you can simply enjoy the rapid growth of your nasturtium.
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The ideal height of the trellis for the nasturtium
Since the annual nasturtium can form tendrils up to three meters long, it is recommended to choose a trellis with this size right from the start. Then the plant has the opportunity to develop freely.
