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High Quality Coriander Seeds

Vendor: Hedera
1.000 JOD
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High Quality Coriander Seeds
High Quality Coriander Seeds

1.000 JOD

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Product description

Growing Coriander at Home — An Aromatic Herb with a Distinctive Flavour

1 - About the Plant

Coriander is an aromatic herb used in cooking to give dishes a distinctive flavour. It grows quickly, is easy to grow in home gardens or pots, and is rich in vitamins and minerals.

2 - Step-by-Step Growing Guide

Preparing the Soil

  • Coriander prefers light loamy or sandy soil with good drainage.
  • Prepare the soil by cultivating it 20-30 cm deep and adding organic manure to improve fertility.
  • A soil pH of 6.2–6.8 is preferred for optimal growth.

Sowing the Seeds

  • Sow seeds directly into the soil at a depth of 1 cm.
  • Leave 10 cm between plants for good air circulation.
  • Choose a sunny or partly shaded position, depending on the temperature.

Plant Care

  • Watering: Water moderately without waterlogging, preferably when the soil surface dries out.
  • Feeding: NPK 10-10-10 fertiliser can be applied 3 weeks after sowing to support growth.
  • Weeding: Remove weeds by hand to maintain healthy growth.
  • Mulching: Mulch can help retain soil moisture and reduce weed growth.

Harvesting

  • Coriander can be harvested 30-40 days after sowing.
  • Pick the tender leaves first, leaving the young leaves to continue growing.
  • Harvest regularly to encourage the production of new leaves.

3 - Managing Pests and Common Problems

  • Aphids: Can be controlled with pesticides available from Hedera Garden Store, such as PRIZE or Symbaz.
  • Powdery mildew: Treat with Mycotan fungicide.
  • Whiteflies: Control with yellow sticky traps or by spraying PRIZE.

4 - More Tips for Growing Coriander

  • Grow coriander during the cooler seasons, between September and April.
  • Regular pruning helps improve leaf production.
  • Coriander can be grown in partial shade in summer to protect it from excessive heat.
  • Sow every two weeks to maintain a supply of fresh coriander leaves for longer.

Summary

Coriander is an easy-to-grow aromatic plant that is useful in cooking. With good watering, feeding and pest management, it produces fresh, high quality leaves throughout the season.