CORIANDER SEEDS

Coriander is an annual herb.

Sowing coriander

Coriander is propagated exclusively by seeds, and the seeds are sown directly on the plot. On more fertile land, it is necessary to use an inter-row distance of 40-50 cm, and in average fertile land, the distance between rows is 25-30 cm. The seeds are sown at a depth of 3 cm. In our area, coriander is sown at the beginning of spring, that is, from the first half of March to the end of April. Pay attention to the fact that the influence of sowing time is not as pronounced in any crop as it is in the case of coriander, and a delay in sowing will cause a decrease in yield.

Coriander fruit reduces problems of the digestive system (flatulence and cramps) and improves breath.