Grow Fresh Coriander at Home: Smart Formula for March Heat!

• Break coriander seeds into halves before sowing for faster germination; soak seeds for 12-24 hours and dry in shade.
• Prepare soil with 50% common soil, 30% cow dung/vermicompost, and 20% cocopeat to retain moisture.
• Sow seeds 0.5-1 cm deep, cover lightly, and maintain adequate spacing to prevent fungal infections.
• Water twice daily with a sprinkler to keep soil moist, avoiding muddiness; cover seedbed with green net if temperatures rise.
• Regularly clear weeds and use neem oil spray to protect against pests like aphids for healthy growth.