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A vegetable grower will clearly explain how to grow watercress in this video. You'll quickly understand the process from sowing (planting) to harvesting. Recommended for those who are short on time. [Membership] We've launched a special membership plan that lets you buy rice for just 100 yen! Enjoy exclusive videos not included in the main program, an original member badge and stamps, and other great benefits. Starting at just 290 yen per month. Click here for details on benefits.    / @べぎー野菜作りの教科書   It encourages us to continue making videos. If you enjoy it, please subscribe and like! https://onl.bz/qfJXtsv Click here to view "How to Grow Watercress" on the official website. https://onl.bz/TaYychr [Table of Contents] 0:00 Opening 0:14 How to Grow Watercress 2:04 Planter and Soil Preparation 3:11 Sowing Seeds 4:43 Thinning 5:43 Planting Seedlings 8:03 Topping 8:32 Tunneling 9:17 Watering 10:28 Top Dressing 11:49 Harvesting 12:50 Disease Control 13:48 Pest Control Watercress is a highly resilient leafy vegetable that grows wild and easily roots simply by placing it in water. While it can be grown outdoors, its rapid propagation makes it recommended for potted plants. Growing Season Watercress can be grown year-round. Seeds can be sown in spring or fall, and harvesting takes approximately two months from sowing (planting). Preparation Before starting to grow watercress, you need to prepare a planter (container) and prepare the soil. Sowing Watercress can be sown in pots. Although it takes a few days, germination is not difficult. Once the seedlings are large enough for planting, they can be transplanted and grown under watering conditions. Thinning Thin watercress at the right time. Thinning too early can cause the seedlings to become leggy and weak, while thinning too late can damage neighboring roots when pulled out. Planting If you find growing watercress from seed difficult, try purchasing seedlings from a garden center. Seedlings make it easier to harvest. Growing from Cuttings Watercress can be easily grown from cuttings. Rooted watercress purchased from supermarkets can also be grown in the same way, making it economical. Pinching Cutting the tip of the main stem of watercress encourages the growth of many lateral shoots (side shoots). Pinch the top off when the plant reaches a certain height. Winter Insulation Cultivation In late autumn and later, the low temperatures cause watercress stems and leaves to harden, ending harvesting. However, if you cover the plant with a tunnel to keep it warm, you can continue harvesting the soft stems and leaves until they harden. Watering (#WaterChanges) Watercress is grown in water, but water changes are required. After planting, change the water approximately once a month. Top-Fertilization Top-fertilizing watercress should be liquid fertilizer. The key is to apply the appropriate amount at the right time, according to the season and the plant's growth. Harvesting Know the best time to harvest watercress and the recommended harvest time to harvest at its most delicious. Disease Prevention Watercress is susceptible to a variety of diseases. Early detection of disease symptoms can help prevent major damage. Early treatment and thorough measures to prevent recurrence are essential. Pest control: Pest damage before harvest can significantly affect yield. The key to minimizing damage is to eradicate pests as soon as they are spotted. Implementing proper pest control measures will help create an environment that is less conducive to pests.