Sowing & Growing

1. Prepare your soil mix and put your seeds at 2 cm depth.
2. Spray the seeds and cover them with a plastic case to accelerate the germination process, don’t forget to make holes in the plastic case for the seeds to breathe. Germination takes around 5-15 days.
3. Seeds will ripen in August/September.
4. The way to successfully continue coriander’s growth is to sow seeds continuously in the spring and fall. 
5. Water the young plants consistently for best growth.
6. Avoid overwatering plants.

• Type: Herb
• Pot size: 10 – 25 cm
• Maturity Days: 35 
• Planting: all the year
• Planting Depth: 2 cm
• Plant Distances: 10 – 30 cm
• Preferred Soil when Transplanting: 70% Cocopeat 10% Vermiculite 5% Perlite 15% Plant Compost
• Germination period: 3 – 15 Days
• Preferred Soil when Planting: 60% Cocopeat 7% Vermiculite 3% Perlite 15% Plant Compost
• Light: Full sun or light shade (14-18 hours)
• PH: 6.5-7.5
• Electrical Conductivity (EC): 0.8 – 1.8 
• Total Dissolved Salts (TDS): 512 – 1952
• Color: Green

Harvesting:

1. Harvest the coriander leaves by cutting it frequently for controlled and continuous growth.
2. If bolting is triggered, trim the bolts and adjust the environmental conditions. Be aware that the flavor of the greens becomes more bitter and harsh once the plant has bolted. 
3. This plant can be harvested within 55 days from the time the seeds are planted.