Look for garden cress seeds that are firm and without any stones, dust or debris.
Garden cress seeds contain mustard oil which can cause gastrointestinal problems in some people. Pregnant women should avoid consuming green cress seeds as they can stimulate uterine contractions and abortion.(2)
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Description
Garden cress seeds are edible related to the family of watercress, mustard. Green cress plant produces white flowers and small seed pods. All parts of garden cress such as leaves, stems and seeds are edible.