Sowing coriander ( Coriandrum sativum )
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Crop group: Herbs |
Crop family : Apiaceae family |
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Well-known varieties : Leaf coriander (also in BIO ) |
Sowing depth: 0.6 cm
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Height : 90 cm |
Sowing distance: 30 cm between rows, 15 cm between plants |
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Germination: 21°C / 10-14 days
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Planting distance : Coriander is best sown directly |
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Growth cycle : 75 days (sow at different times) |
Plant out as : Coriander is best sown directly |
Growing method : ! Do not sow coriander that you do not use or the herb will spread! Sow in rows; do not sow too close, otherwise thin out a little. Use: fresh leaves for salads and oriental dishes; the seeds with eel, bread, lamb, pies and Christmas pastries.
- Pre-sowing indoors/glass: Sow March-May; transplant May-July; harvest July-October
- On site: Sow May-July, harvest mid-July-October
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Watering:  |
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Good neighbors : Anise
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Bad neighbours : fennel bulb
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Frost resistant: Yes |
Root system: 30-40 cm |
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Fertilization : incorporating compost before cultivation |
Preferred soil: pH: 4.9-8.2 |
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Dangers and concerns : Snails, aphids |
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Harvesting and storing : Cut the outer leaves and let the smaller ones grow in the middle. When the plant starts to produce flowers, the plant tastes very bitter. |
 = little sun = moderate sun  = lots of sun  = little water = moderate water  = a lot of water |
