Nasturtium seeds collected green in late September (Zone 9b)? Not ready.
Even with mature seeds: Wait until January/February. Nasturtiums need heat (72°F+). Your winters dip lower—cold soil rots seeds or stunts seedlings.
"Year-round in Zone 9b" applies to established plants, not germination. Tropical zones (never below 72°F) are different.
Mature seeds: Paper envelope, cool/dry, labeled. Plant when soil warms.
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