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Sowing time

The best time to plant coriander seeds is from September to October, but of course they can also be planted in spring. In the south, they can be planted all year round! However, when the temperature is too high, the seeds need to be soaked for 24 hours and then germinated in an environment of 20~25℃, otherwise it will be difficult for them to germinate!

Specific methods

Seed selection: Coriander seeds are small and it is difficult to distinguish good from bad. So it is recommended to buy directly, and the variety depends on luck.

Pressing seeds: Crack the coriander seeds lightly, just be gentle and don't flatten the seeds. Pressing seeds is for better germination, not to damage them.

Seed soaking: Soak the seeds in 40 degrees warm water for 6 hours (In warm water, sleeping seeds will be awakened.

Prepare the soil: Pour the prepared soil into the container, water it thoroughly, and set aside.

Sowing: Sprinkle the seeds on the soil and cover with a thin layer of soil. About 1 cm. As for the density of the seeds, feel free to do it.

Germination: After the seeds germinate, place them in the sun and water them in the morning and evening. Small seedlings will grow in about a month.

Tips for growing cilantro seedlings:

Coriander seeds usually germinate in about a week. If they do not germinate, you may consider whether they have not germinated due to poor maintenance and lack of water. After confirmation, replant them.

After planting, water frequently to keep the soil moist.

When planting in winter, it should be placed indoors or on a closed balcony, and the room temperature should reach 185℃.

The advantage of growing coriander at home is that you can pinch some leaves at any time when cooking. It is very convenient, and you will feel a sense of accomplishment when eating it, and your face will be full of satisfaction. Growing cilantro is that easy.