• Coriander Seeds
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Coriander Seeds

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Grow fresh, fragrant coriander at home with Bombay Seeds Coriander Seeds. Easy to sow and suitable for pots, grow bags, balconies, terraces, and kitchen gardens. Harvest fresh green leaves as your plants grow.

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About Product
Bring the fresh, familiar aroma of home-grown coriander to your kitchen garden. Bombay Seeds Coriander Seeds are easy to sow directly in pots, grow bags, or garden beds, making them a simple choice for growing fresh dhania at home.

With the right sunlight, well-draining soil, and regular watering, coriander can be grown for its fresh green leaves and, if allowed to mature, for its aromatic seeds too.

Fresh from your own garden, whenever you need it. 🌿
Key Benefits

🌿 Home & Kitchen Gardens
🪴 Pots & Grow Bags
🏡 Balcony & Terrace Gardens
🌱 Beginner Gardeners
👩‍🌾 Fresh Herb Growing at Home
How to Use?

1. Prepare the Container
Fill a pot or grow bag with a loose, well-draining potting mix.

2. Sow the Seeds
Sow coriander seeds directly into the soil, around 1–2 cm deep, with enough space between seeds.

3. Water Gently
Give the soil a light watering and keep it evenly moist. Avoid making the soil soggy.

4. Give It Sunlight
Place the pot where the plants receive good sunlight. In hot conditions, some protection from harsh afternoon heat can help.

5. Let It Grow
Once seedlings emerge, thin crowded plants so the stronger ones have room to develop.

6. Harvest Fresh
Start picking the outer leaves once the plants are well established, allowing the remaining plant to continue growing. Fresh coriander leaves can commonly be harvested around 30–40 days after sowing, depending on growing conditions.
Growing Requirements

🌱 Soil: Loose, fertile & well-draining

☀️ Sunlight: Good sunlight; partial shade in intense heat

💧 Water: Regular, light watering; avoid waterlogging

🪴 Container: Pots, grow bags or garden beds

🌡️ Care: Keep soil moist and remove overcrowded seedlings

🌿 Germination: Usually around 7–15 days under suitable conditions
How to Harvest?

For Fresh Coriander Leaves 🌿

Once the plants are established and have developed enough foliage, snip the outer stems/leaves as needed. Avoid removing too much at once so the plant can continue producing fresh growth. Fresh-leaf harvesting commonly begins around 30–40 days, depending on conditions.

For Coriander Seeds 🌱

If you want coriander seeds, allow the plant to flower and develop seeds. Harvest when the seed heads have matured and the seeds turn yellowish-brown/dry, then dry and separate the seeds properly.
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Coriander Seeds
Coriander seed packet with green leaves and brand logo on a white background

How long does coriander take to germinate?

Coriander seeds generally germinate in around 7–15 days under suitable moisture and growing conditions.
When can I harvest fresh coriander leaves?

Fresh leaves can usually be harvested around 30–40 days after sowing, depending on the growing conditions.
When can I harvest fresh coriander leaves?

Fresh leaves can usually be harvested around 30–40 days after sowing, depending on the growing conditions.
How often should I water coriander?

Water lightly and regularly enough to keep the soil moist, but avoid overwatering or waterlogging.
Does coriander need full sunlight?

Coriander benefits from good sunlight. In very hot conditions, partial shade can help protect the plants from excessive heat.