
2
15
G
Indoor & Outdoor
0-100 G
Rust
0.2
0.2
21
Cm
15
Herb
Cm
Pack Of 1
G
2
21
India
Name : Green leafy herb coriander-25XI-50Seeds
Type Of Seed : Herb
Quantity : 0-100 G
Suitable For : Indoor & Outdoor
Color : Rust
Product Breadth : 15 Cm
Product Height : 2 Cm
Product Length : 21 Cm
Net Quantity (N) : Pack Of 1
What you’ll need to start growing coriander
Growing coriander requires very little equipment. Here’s what you’ll need :
Coriander seeds
A suitable pot with drainage holes
Multipurpose compost
Balanced liquid feed
Cultivation
Outdoors, coriander prefers a cool position and light shade and very well-drained soil.
Coriander is most commonly grown in a pot - either in a little shade on the patio or on a windowsill that doesn’t receive direct, burning sunlight in summer and which doesn’t get too hot.
Sowing coriander
Sow directly in well-prepared moist soil outside at monthly intervals from March to August for a continuous supply of leaves.
You can also grow it in 15-30cm (6-12in) pots, sowing a few seeds in each and germinating indoors with gentle warmth. Sow every 6-8 weeks to have a constant supply of fresh leaves throughout the year.
Young plants are usually available from garden centres in summer. Plant these out or pot them up into slightly larger pots.
How to care for coriander
When sowing outdoors, thin seedlings or young plants to 5-7.5cm (2-3in) apart. If you specifically want to grow it for its seeds, grow at 20-25cm (8-10in) apart.
Keep the soil or compost moist as it tends to run to seed if allowed to dry out, but take care not to overwater as too much water can lead to rotting - especially in autumn and winter.
Give plants a light liquid feed of a general feed e
Country of Origin : India
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