Tropaeolum minus 'Bloody Mary'

Very beautiful East Indian cherry that stays quite low at 30 centimeters and thus does not climb. The flowers appear to be hand-painted with their dark red and creamy yellow sweeps. Flower, leaf and seeds are edible.

Sowing Instructions
Indian cherry is a very easy germinator. The seeds may be inserted about 2 inches into the soil, making them dark germinators. Pre-sow in seed trays or pots, or sow them directly in the field. Keep the soil moist, but not wet. Indian cherry germinates after an average of 5 to 7 days, depending on temperature.