How to Plant Coriander

How to Plant Coriander

 Coriander grow and provide seed quickly. To ensure you do not end up during the season, make a new seed every three weeks.
Spread the seeds in a corner of the garden that receives light and has shade, preferably morning sun and afternoon shade. If it becomes the shade, you can collect them enough, because the roots remain will be fresh in it. The seeds should be covered with about 1 cm of land.
The spring and autumn sound the best times to plant coriander, because the summer heat accelerates the process of growth and quickly our coriander espigam. For a perfect result, should the damp earth, but never soggy.

How to Plant Coriander: Planting

Add a little of compound or "mulch" to add nutrients and at the same time provide an extra layer of protection for young roots.
If your coriander begin to glean, start the button before open flower, with that the plant will direct energy to the leaves and roots instead of using flowers and later seeds.
If time help and no more tasks in addition to a light weeding, within two months you can taste fresh coriander.

How to Plant Coriander: Harvest

The coriander leaves can be harvested any time from the moment that the cutouts have its characteristic already defined, however, should ideally be expected that the foot has about 10 cm, for all the leaves its aroma.
Harvest older leaves, thus giving time to younger to mature and keep them an eye because they grow very quickly.
You can harvest leaves for some time before they appear the first flowers and later seeds. You can choose to save the seeds for re-planting or else reserve some grain to reveal the flavor of your cooking.
To conserve coriander, the lush leaves freeze Ideally, once with drying lose almost all of the flavor.
Once you've grown and harvested your cilantro, you'll want to make good use of it. Try adding chopped fresh cilantro in commercially prepared sauces. You will not believe the difference
Source: Garden Portal
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