Coriander Hybrid 100g Seeds produce fresh green coriander leaves for everyday kitchen use. The tender leaves are widely used in chutneys, curries, salads, raita and as a fresh garnish for many Pakistani dishes.

Coriander grows quickly in mild weather and can be sown directly in pots, grow bags or garden beds. The 100g pack is suitable for larger sowings or for planting smaller batches every few weeks through the growing season.

Why Grow It

• Fresh at Home: Pick coriander whenever you need it for cooking or garnishing.
• 100g Pack: Enough seed for larger spaces or several separate sowings.
• Quick Growing: Young plants develop leafy growth within a short period.
• Easy to Plant: Seeds can be sown directly where the plants will grow.
• Leaves & Seeds: Harvest fresh leaves or let selected plants mature for seed.

Best Conditions

• Season: Autumn, winter and early spring
• Sunlight: Full sun to partial sun
• Soil: Loose, fertile and well-draining
• Watering: Keep the soil lightly and evenly moist
• Spacing: Leave around 2–4 inches between established plants

How to Sow

1. Prepare a pot, grow bag or garden bed with loose, moist soil.
2. Sow the seeds about 1/4–1/2 inch deep and cover lightly.
3. Water gently so the seeds stay in place and the soil remains moist.
4. Thin crowded seedlings as they grow to give the plants more space.
5. Sow another small batch every 2–3 weeks for a continued supply.

Harvesting

Begin harvesting once the plants have developed a good amount of leafy growth. Cut the outer stems first and leave the centre of the plant growing for further picking.

If you want coriander seeds, leave a few plants uncut and allow them to flower. The seed heads can be collected once the seeds mature and begin to dry.

Local Tips

• In much of Pakistan, sow coriander from September through early spring.
• In hotter areas, wait until the strongest summer heat has passed.
• Direct sowing is better because coriander roots do not like frequent disturbance.
• Regular small sowings give a steadier supply than planting the whole pack at once.
• Remove early flower stalks if your main purpose is harvesting fresh leaves.

FAQs

Can coriander be grown in pots?
Yes. It grows well in pots with drainage holes and loose, well-draining soil.

Should coriander seeds be soaked before sowing?
Soaking is optional. Coriander seeds can be sown directly into moist soil.

Why does coriander flower early?
Hot weather, dry conditions and longer days can make the plants flower sooner.

Can coriander be harvested more than once?
Yes. Cut the outer stems while leaving the centre intact so new growth can continue.

How often should I sow new seeds?
Sowing a small batch every 2–3 weeks helps maintain a regular supply during suitable weather.

Common names: Coriander, Cilantro, Dhania, دھنیا