Just a few questions pertaining to coriander:
1. Please advise what sort of fertiliser is best for growing coriander?
2. Compared to the coriander which I have seen in the vegetable markets, mine appear to be a lot shorter. I will be keen to know what is the secret of growing those nice & long coriander plants that we see in the markets. If it is long & slender like those that we see in the markets. Are there different varieties of coriander? For the coriander which has been seen at the markets, I was wondering what sort of support would be required to prevent them from toppling over.
May 23 Hi Jenny I like stick to organic method if I cans.If you have a garden plot where you plant all greens cab,caul,lett.etc.try this cover the plot with grass-chipping at least 80mm-100mm tkick.Wait untill it browns on top.About 10 days. Make small plate size circle where you want want to plant your seedling.(Im in Perth and Ive tried I know i works)(Arthur the mad gardner)No bugs or insects.
May the 28th Hi Jacob.try making small holes with apiece of 25mm plasic tube 25mm deep then fill them wiith a good quality potting mix then plant your seeds in in the mix.(that gives the seeds a fair chance.)Arthur the mad gardener.
May 29th Hi Aliza try putting a lttle lime around the base of the plants if you have a old salt shaker.{ideal) fill that it will ensure you will not put to much on..Athur thmad gardner.
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This planting guide is a general reference intended for home gardeners. We recommend that you take into account your local conditions in making planting decisions. Gardenate is not a farming or commercial advisory service. For specific advice, please contact your local plant suppliers, gardening groups, or agricultural department. The information on this site is presented in good faith, but we take no responsibility as to the accuracy of the information provided.
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