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Wasabi seeds need to be kept moist from collection to planting. If they dry out at any point then they will not germinate. It is best to try to get them to germinate in the fridge in damp sand. You can never be sure of what you will get from the seed. Some could be great tasting while others may be just terrible. If you plant in the summer and the plants are slow to take, keep watering. They need temps below 80dF to thrive. If temps are over 80dF, the plants will simply stop growing and wait for more appropriate conditions. Keep watering and wait for Autumn. The leaves, stems and flowers of garden-grown wasabi plants are perfectly edible. Wasabi is a brassica. So, like kale, the leaves and stems on the side can be removed / snipped off and eaten while the plant will grow from the top (apical meristem). Wasabi Plants Needs Full Shade If you are going to grow wasabi in your backyard you need to make sure that your wasabi plants have full shade. You can use the shade of another tree, the corner of your from porch, against your deck. Anywhere that you can get full shade. To be overly clear – if a wasabi plant gets sunlight it will wither and droop very quickly. Water Your Wasabi Plant Like You Would Water Lettuce Lettuce lets you know right away if it needs more water. Bottom line – keep the sail moist. Please note; while a wasabi plants native habitat in Japan is in a streambed, wasabi is not an aquatic plant and wasabi does not like to be in standing water. Bottom Line – well drained, wet soil but not standing water.