How many days does it take for coriander to germinate? How to plant coriander so that it germinates quickly and well?

How long does it take for coriander to germinate?

Coriander will germinate in about a week at a suitable temperature. Coriander likes to grow in cool conditions. Coriander seeds have strong adaptability and can only germinate in an environment of 13°C. In addition, the seeds must be soaked before sowing to ensure that the coriander will germinate in about a week.

Coriander germination time

The germination time of coriander is about 16-18 days. The germination and rooting stage of coriander is relatively slow, but it will grow very fast after it matures. Under normal circumstances, it takes about 18-20 days for untreated seeds to germinate after sowing. If the growing environment is not suitable for the growth of coriander, it may take more than 20 days to germinate.

Management of coriander after emergence

1. After the coriander seedlings emerge, thinning is indispensable. Usually, thinning can be done when the coriander seedlings are about 4 cm. Weak seedlings should be removed and good seedlings should be retained to make the coriander seedlings grow better. At the same time, weeds should be removed to prevent weeds from robbing the coriander of nutrients during its growth process.

2. Avoid the invasion of pests and diseases. When encountering pests, spray a small amount of benomyl solution for disinfection in time. At the same time, loosen the soil in time to promote the growth of coriander seedlings. In this way, after about a week, it can sprout and take root again.