Coriander (Chinese Parsley/Cilantro)
- Description
- Plant Care
- Disclaimer
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Coriander has become a very popular herb to grow at home. Grown mainly for its green leaves, which are sometimes known as cilantro, and also its spicy seeds, this herb is a must in salads and as a fragrant green addition to Indian, Thai, and Chinese curries. The seeds are a vital ingredient of curry powder.
The tiny pungent leaves of this herb make a pretty clump of fresh green in either a sunny or partially shaded position in the garden. A hardy annual relative of parsley plants is either grown for their leaves or their ribbed brown seeds.
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Keep the container in indirect bright sunlight.
Keep the soil or compost moist, but take care not to overwater.
Use well-sterilized cocopeat or well-drained soil for growing microgreens.
15 – 25 °C
Give plants a light liquid feed of a general feed every couple of weeks. -
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