How many times a year can coriander be planted? How many days can it be eaten?

How many crops can coriander be planted?

Coriander can be planted all year round. Generally, it can be planted around March in spring and around October in autumn. However, coriander can be planted up to three times in the same plot of land in a year.

Coriander Planting Conditions

Coriander is very resistant to low temperatures. Generally, it can grow at -1 to 3 degrees. When the temperature is around 15 degrees, it is most suitable for coriander growth. If the temperature is above 20 degrees, the growth rate of coriander will become slower. When the temperature is above 30 degrees, it will stop growing.

In addition, it is recommended that the soil for growing coriander should have a strong ability to retain water and fertilizer. The organic matter in it will make the coriander grow faster.

Coriander Harvest Time

The germination rate of coriander seeds is low. The fastest germination period is 17-18 days, and the slowest period is about 20 days. If farmers plant it, it will be edible in about 40 days . If it is to be harvested, it will take about 50-70 days for it to grow to about 15-20 cm.

A professional coriander planting base will accelerate the germination of coriander, so that the germination rate of coriander is relatively high and the germination time is also reduced. In addition, the fertilizer and water management is relatively good. The coriander can be harvested and put on the market 30-40 days after germination when it grows to 15-20 cm.