Abstract: In order to investigate the accumulative effect of the plants enriched Cd and the intercropping of vegetables on the content of Cd in the vegetables and soil, and select the intercropping combinations that could reduce the Cd pollution in the vegetables and soil, the six cultivars of Indian Brassica juncea with highly enriched Cd and Brassica napus which belonged to the same genus were selected and the field experiment was carried out by intercropping Brassica juncea in the moderately Cd-contaminated soils. Then, the effects of the intercropping on the plant biomass, the content of Cd in the plants and soil, and the microenvironment of root soil were evaluated. The results showed that the biomass of Indian Brassica juncea and Jiajiaduolacai was relatively small, while the biomass of five species of Brassica napus, such as Jiangshan Jinhuang, was relatively large. The intercropping with different plants had no significant effect on the yield of Brassica juncea. By comparing the contents of Cd, the extraction of Cd from soil and the enrichment coefficient in the tested plants, the order was Indian Brassica juncea>Brassica juncea>Brassica napus>Brassica rapa>Brassica juncea, while for the comparison of the extraction rate of Cd from soil, the order was as follows:intercropping with Indian Brassica juncea>intercropping with Brassica juncea>intercropping with Brassica napus>intercropping with Brassica rapa>intercropping with Brassica juncea. There was little difference in the soil pH and redox ion exchange capacity among different treatments. When the Indian Brassica juncea was intercropped with Brassica juncea, the content of cadmium in the soil in season decreased. And there was little difference in the content of Cd in soil in season among other combinations. The Cd content of Brassica juncea intercropped with different plants would be increased or decreased. In conclusion, the intercropping of Brassica juncea with Indian Brassica juncea would reduce the content of Cd in the soil in season, while the intercropping of Brassica juncea with Brassica napus, such as Jiangshan Jinhuang, Sanyuehuang and Zhongyou 828, would reduce the Cd content in the overground part.