How to grow coriander

The correct planting method of coriander is as follows.

1. Land selection and soil preparation: To select a plot with convenient irrigation and drainage and a slightly shady surface, first, apply sufficient farmyard manure and plough the land at one time.

2. Germination accelerating treatment: the peel on the surface of coriander seeds is ground off, then soaked in clear water for one day, taken out and put on a wet towel to accelerate germination, and then planted.

3. Seeding and seedling raising: water is poured once, then seeds are sown and covered with plastic film.

4. Field management: water the soil in time when it is dry, and urea fertilizer is needed when the seedlings are weak.

When planting coriander, sowing or close planting is often used. First, plant the new buds downward, then cover the surface with a thin layer of soil, then spray water mist to keep the soil moist, and finally put it in a semi-cloudy and semi-sunny ventilated environment for maintenance.