How to plant coriander seeds

Coriander seed planting time

Coriander is generally planted in spring or autumn every year. The temperature in these two seasons is usually stable between 15-20 degrees, not too high or too low, which is more conducive to rooting and growth after sowing. The quality in the later stage is also relatively high and it is easier to manage.

Coriander seed planting method

1. Seed selection and processing: Coriander seeds need to be selected before sowing. You need to use full, fresh and healthy seeds. After selecting the seeds, you need to pierce the skin and soak them in clean water for about 24 hours, then you can take them out.

2. Deeply plow the soil: Before planting coriander, the land needs to be deeply plowed to make the soil loose. Then add an appropriate amount of fertilizer to increase the fertility of the soil. You can use farmyard manure.

3. Sowing: After preparing the coriander seeds and soil, you can start sowing. You can directly scatter the seeds evenly on the surface of the soil, and then cover them with a thin layer of soil. They will germinate in about a week.

Precautions for daily management of coriander

You need to be careful when caring for coriander during the seedling stage. Thinning is required after germination, remove the ones that grow too densely, and maintain a certain plant spacing. When thinning, you need to be careful not to do it too early, and wait until they grow larger.