Early Coriander Seeds For Home Gardening Harvest In 5-6 Weeks

Coriander or dhaniya is one of the fastest and easiest herbs to grow in the home garden or terrace garden that you can use throughout the year. Coriander is a popular herb commonly known as dhania in hindi which is used to enhance the flavor of all dishes. Coriander (Dhania Ke Beej) is very easy to grow and can be grown in any climate in India; Its leaves and seeds are completely edible and widely used.

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This variety of coriander is ready for harvesting in about 30-35 days (5-6 Weeks) whereas other coriander takes 45-60 days to harvest. Early Coriander Seeds are Very Easy to Grow You Can Easily Grow them in your Terrace or kitchen garden with little Maintenance.

About this item

• Number of Early Coriander (Dhaniya ke beej): 1000 Seeds 
• Where to grow: Balcony or terrace garden
• Growing season: Throughout the year 
• Growing method: Direct
• Germination Time: 5 to 10 days from sowing
• Germination temperature: 15-24°C
• Harvesting: 30-35 days (5-6 Week)
• Plant vigor: Bushy Plants, Numerous Side Branches

What size grow bag is best for Coriander?

• 24 x 9 (WxH)
• 18 x 6 (WxH)
• 24 x 6 (WxH)
• 24 x 12 (WxH)

Coriander Growing Season In India

Green coriander can be sown in any season but it needs to be protected from direct rain. Coriander plant grows best in winter to early summer (October to March).

Coriander Seeds Sowing Method

Sowing coriander seeds directly into a pot is the best way to grow them. Avoid transplanting or repotting germinated seeds. Start directly in any pots or grow bags, it will help you avoid bolting. Sprinkle the coriander seeds on the soil uniformly and cover them with a thin layer of soil. Keep the coriander seeds moist during their germination period, so give water with a light shower regularly. Seeds will be germinated within 1 to 2 weeks.

Green Coriander Plant Care Tips

• Sunlight – Coriander requires 5- 6 hours of full exposure to the sun, choose a spot where it receives full sunlight during early morning and late afternoon but be shaded during the hottest part of the day.
• Water – Give 2.5 cm of water per week to your coriander plant with the help of a water can for better growth; once the plant is established they don’t need much water per week, so make sure the soil remains moist and avoid overwatering.
• Soil – Green coriander prefers light, well-drained soil.
• Temperature – The best-growing temperature for coriander plants is between 20-30 degrees Celsius, but better seed germination temperature is required 15-24°C.
• Fertilizer – Apply any organic fertilizer to your coriander plants like Neem cake, and Vermicompost. Be sure not to over-fertilize your coriander leaves the plant.
• Common pests – Some common insects that are generally found in green coriander plants are aphids, mildew, leaf hoppers, and fungal wilt. The coriander plant is infected by some diseases like powdery mildew, stem rot, and wilt. Look for early signs of fungal, insect, or other infections spray organic pesticide Neem oil to cure these symptoms. 

Coriander Harvest Time

Green Coriander leaves will be harvested within 40-45 days from sowing seeds. You can pick mature coriander leaves whenever you need. You can also collect coriander seeds when the plant flowers and set seeds, wait for the seeds to ripen then collect coriander seeds.

Coriander Special Features

• Common name – Kothimbir, Dhania (धनिया)
• Flower/foliage color – White
• Level of growing – Easy
• Height – 30-45 cm 
• Avoid planting with – Tomatoes and Peppers
• Companion planting – Beans and Peas