Don't pinch at the two-leaf stage — those are cotyledons, not true leaves. Removing them kills the plant. Wait until four leaf sets (including cotyledons), then pinch the top set. Most nasturtiums don't need pinching: mounding types are naturally bushy, vining types stay vining. Pinching only makes mounding types slightly more compact.
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