How to grow coriander (planting method and time)

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1. Planting time

2. Planting methods

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It is recommended to plant in spring and autumn. The temperature is more suitable, which is conducive to rooting and growth. It is also easier to manage, and later varieties will be taller. Choose varieties with small leaves, which have a stronger fragrance. After selection, germination treatment is carried out. The soil must also be plowed deeply and fertilized to ensure adequate nutrients. After processing, the seeds can be sown, covered with a thin layer of soil, and they will germinate in a week. Pay attention to see the seedlings in time in the later period, fertilize and water them, so that they can grow vigorously.

1. Planting time

1. Planting time

Planting is mostly done in spring and autumn. Because the temperature in these two seasons can be stable between 15-20 degrees, neither high nor low, it is more conducive to rooting and growth. The quality in the later period is also higher than that in other seasons, and it is easier and more convenient to manage.

2. Planting methods

1 . Seed selection treatment: When selecting seeds, it is recommended to choose small leaf varieties because the fragrance is stronger. And be careful to choose ones with plump, fresh and healthy grains. After selecting, poke off the skin and soak in clean water. The seeds will swell after soaking for about 24 hours and can be taken out directly.

2. Deeply plow the soil: Deeply plow the soil before planting Plow the land to keep the soil loose, and sprinkle some farmyard manure appropriately to make it more nutritious.

3. Spread directly: Spread after processing. Just sprinkle the prepared seeds evenly on top. Cover the seeds with a thin layer of soil and they will sprout in about a week.

4. Seedlings should be seen in time: Thinning should be done after germination. Remove those that are too densely spread and ensure that the distance between two plants is more than one centimeter. Pay attention to the time of thinning out the seedlings, don't do it too early, wait until they are bigger before processing, so that the seedlings do not need to be wasted and can be eaten directly.

5. Later management: Supplement nutrients in time after seedlings are established , apply an appropriate amount of nitrogen fertilizer, preferably at the same time as watering. In addition, weeding must be done in time, otherwise it will compete for nutrients and be detrimental to the growth of seedlings.

2. Planting methods

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