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How to grow Coriander in Pot(step-by-step guide)

How to Grow Coriander in a Pot (Step-by-Step Guide)




Growing coriander (cilantro) in a pot is simple and rewarding. Follow these steps for a healthy harvest:


Step 1: Choose the Right Pot & Soil

•Use a pot with drainage holes (at least 6-8 inches deep).

•Fill it with well-draining potting soil mixed with compost.





Step 2: Prepare & Sow the Seeds

•Slightly crush coriander seeds (optional) to improve germination.

•Sprinkle seeds evenly on the soil.

• Cover lightly with ½ inch of soil and press gently.






Step 3: Water & Provide Sunlight

• Water gently to keep the soil moist but not soggy.

•Place the pot in a sunny spot (4-6 hours of sunlight daily).





Step 4: Care & Maintenance

• Keep the soil moist but avoid overwatering.

•Once seedlings sprout (7-10 days)






Step 5: Harvesting the Leaves

•Start harvesting in 3-4 weeks when leaves are 6 inches tall.

•Cut outer leaves first to allow continuous growth.






Step 6: Encouraging Continuous

Growth

•Harvest regularly to prevent bolting (going to seed too early).

•If flowers appear, pinch them off to extend leaf production.

Happy gardening!




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