Elevate your gardening experience with our top-quality Coriander Seeds (Dhaniya ke beej), available for purchase at Bombay seeds. Perfect for growing in your balcony or terrace garden, these seeds promise high germination rates and robust growth.
About this item
- Number of Seeds: 10gm Worth of seeds per packet
- Where to Grow: Ideal for balcony or terrace gardens
- Growing Season: Can be grown throughout the year, except May
- Growing Method: Direct sowing ensures better growth
- Germination Time: 7 to 21 days
- Germination Temperature: 15-24°C
- Harvesting: Ready for harvest within 40-45 days
- Plant Vigor: Bushy Plants with Numerous Side Branche
Coriander Growing Season in India
Green coriander thrives from October to March, requiring protection from direct rain. The plant flourishes best in cooler climates, offering continuous growth through the cooler months.
How to Sow Coriander Seeds
Direct sowing of coriander seeds for planting online in pots or grow bags is the most effective method. Simply sprinkle the seeds uniformly over the soil and cover lightly. Regular light watering during germination is essential, with seeds typically sprouting within 1 to 2 weeks.
Green Coriander Plant Care Tips
- Sunlight: Requires 5-6 hours of full sun exposure, particularly during the cooler parts of the day.
- Water: Water adequately — about 2-3 cm per week — to maintain moist soil without overwatering.
- Soil: Prefers light, well-drained soil.
- Temperature: Ideal growing temperatures range from 20-30 degrees Celsius.
- Fertilizer: Apply organic fertilizers like SoilRich Germi Quick Cocopeat 1kg, SoilRich 306, Gomay Organic Manure 1kg
- Common Pests: Watch for aphids, leaf hoppers, and signs of fungal infections. Treat with organic Neem oil as needed.
How to harvest Coriander
Harvest your green coriander leaves within 40-45 days from sowing. For those looking to buy dhaniya seeds or coriander seeds online, harvesting your own seeds from mature plants adds value and sustainability to your gardening efforts.
FAQ
- Why are my coriander seeds not germinating? Improper conditions such as insufficient sunlight or incorrect watering could be the cause.
- Why are the leaves of my coriander plants turning yellow? This could be due to insufficient sunlight, overwatering, or nitrogen deficiency. Diagnose the exact cause to treat effectively.
- Why are my coriander leaves turning brown? Over-watering and poor soil drainage are likely causes. Ensure your plants are in well-drained soil and moderate your watering.
- Should we keep the coriander plant indoors or outdoors? While typically grown outdoors, coriander can thrive indoors if it receives at least 5-6 hours of sunlight daily.
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