How to plant 1 coriander with fast germination rate and soaking seeds?
The seed skin of coriander is hard. When planting coriander, if you want it to sprout quickly, you need to soak its seeds first, and then soak the selected coriander seeds in clear water for about 1 day, so that its seeds can absorb enough water, so that it can sprout quickly after planting.
2. Accelerating germination at low temperature
When planting coriander, you want it to germinate quickly. After soaking, coriander seeds can be wrapped with wet cloth, then put in a low temperature environment to accelerate germination, and then sow after the seeds turn white to reduce their germination time and improve their germination rate.
Step 3 plant and water
After observing the germination of coriander seeds, sow them in the soil immediately, and then cover them with a thin layer of soil. After sowing, water properly to keep the soil slightly moist, so that coriander can emerge quickly after planting, otherwise the soil is short of water and it is difficult for coriander to emerge and grow.
4. Temperature requirements
Coriander likes to grow in a cold climate. It is not heat-resistant. When planting, if you want it to emerge quickly, you need to take good temperature control measures, and the temperature should be controlled between 17-20℃. Coriander must not be exposed to high temperature, otherwise it will be difficult to sprout and grow.