Coriander Microgreen Historically, coriander has been used as a digestive aid for thousands of years and utilized as a culinary spice across the world. It not only adds colour and fresh flavour but also acts as an anti-food poisoning agent. With simple techniques, coriander best to grow near balcony next to other herbs or plants. The numerous benefits of this herb make it our perfect pick to grow at home and share with friends and family!
Coriander Microgreen has bright green leaves and flat and thin stem. It has a pungent smell, similar to onions when fresh and lighter smell once dried. Coriander leaves make a showy display with its bright green leaves and little flowers. In the garden, the herb grows brilliant next to basil.
Number of Seeds | 500 Seeds |
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Sowing month | Sept to Feb |
Sowing temperature | 15-35C |
Harvest | 8-20 days |
Sun | morning sun |
Coriander Microgreen However, fresh coriander is not the easiest to find in the market. Even though Indian vegetable vendors won’t mind tossing in some free coriander with other vegetables you buy, it may not be the freshest or healthiest. We believe we can be in control of the authenticity of whatever goes in our body by growing it in-house. Here is a comprehensive guide to sowing coriander. Whether indoors or out, in small spaces or a farm, the growing guide ahead will equip you to grow coriander plant in all scenarios. Happy growing!
Coriander Microgreen Plantation at Home
Coriander herb can be grown indoors under a wide range of climatic conditions. However, hot weather during the summer months causes coriander to bolt quickly and reduces foliage development. A coriander crop will mature in 40 to 45 days. Some growers double-crop in a given year.
Coriander Microgreen How to plant Coriander herb
Lastly Growing coriander at home is the best way to have ready access to this fresh herb. You can buy pure, heirloom and non-GMO coriander seeds online from AllThatGrows. Sow coriander seeds indoors in late winter or early spring. For a flavoursome and lush, leafy coriander crop, follow the following simple steps as you plant the herb.
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