Today We A Showing You How To Grow Coriander (Cilantro) From Seeds.

Cilantro plants grow rapidly from seed, and they will perform well grown closely together while they’re young. A support structure shouldn’t be. Expose the coriander seeds by crushing the surrounding husk.

Grow Coriander Leaf At Home:

(most people recommend to hang it up. For best results, get them started in a seed tray from spring onwards. And if you don’t care to cook with it, this plant may help your garden grow.

I Will Use A 50/50 Blend Of Cactus Soil Mix And Regular Potting Soil And Use Plastic Recyclable Starter Pots (7 Centimeter/ 3 Inches).

By midsummer, the coriander flowers will appear. Sow the coriander seeds about half to one inch deep in the soil. Cilantro seeds are actually contains two seeds in the husk.

Remove From The Water And Don’t Forget To Let Them Dry.

You can get your coriander seeds from urbanmali plant store. Thin seedlings to about 6 to 8 inches apart. క త త మ రన ప చడ న క వ వ ధ మ ర గ ల.ఇ ట ఏర య ల ఇల స లభ గ ప చ డ.!!

Space The Seeds 8 To 10 Inches (20 To 25 Cm.) Apart In Rows 15 Inches (37.5 Cm.) Apart.

Weed it first, then dig and rake it, sow the seeds about five cm apart and half cm deep, then lightly cover them with some light soil. 3) keep them in the dark, and moist at a temperature of 6o degrees fahrenheit until germination occurs. Remember to do it carefully because coriander doesn’t like to be moved.