Surekha Agro Coriander Seeds – 1500 Seeds × 2 Packets

Bring the experience of growing fresh coriander leaves into your home garden with Surekha Agro Products Coriander Seeds. This pack is designed for home gardeners who want to grow dhaniya in pots, grow bags, trays, planters, raised beds, balcony gardens, terrace gardens or kitchen gardens.

Coriander is a useful herb for Indian home gardens because it can be grown in relatively compact spaces. Once established, the fresh leaves can be harvested as required for garnishing, chutneys, curries, salads and other everyday preparations.

Convenient Two-Packet Format

The product contains:

2 separately sealed sachets
20 g of coriander seeds in each sachet
Total net quantity: 40 g

The separately packed sachets allow gardeners to open one packet for the first sowing while keeping the second packet sealed for a later sowing. This format is especially useful for staggered planting, where coriander is sown in smaller batches at different times rather than planting the entire quantity together.

Suitable Growing Spaces

These coriander seeds can be sown in:

Balcony pots
Terrace grow bags
Broad seedling trays
Window planters
Kitchen garden beds
Raised garden beds
Other containers with suitable drainage

Choose a container that provides adequate surface area, drainage and sufficient depth for root development. Avoid using very small or overcrowded containers.

Basic Sowing Guidance
Prepare loose, fertile and well-draining soil or potting media.
Coriander seeds are often supplied as round seed clusters containing more than one seed unit. When the supplied seeds are whole clusters, they may be lightly rubbed, pressed or split into two parts before sowing. Do not grind or crush them into powder. Skip this step when the supplied seed is already split.
Sow the seeds shallowly and cover them with a thin layer of soil.
Leave reasonable space between seeds to reduce overcrowding and improve airflow.
Water gently so the seeds and soil are not displaced.
Keep the soil evenly moist during germination, but do not allow the container to remain waterlogged.
Place the container in a location receiving suitable sunlight. Morning sunlight or bright light with protection from extreme afternoon heat may be helpful during very hot weather.
After the plants establish, harvest the leaves carefully as they mature. Avoid removing all the growth from a young plant at once.
Soil, Sunlight and Moisture

Coriander generally performs well in loose, well-draining soil containing suitable organic matter. The soil should retain enough moisture for germination without becoming continuously wet or compacted.

Provide adequate sunlight according to local weather conditions. In mild weather, coriander can receive several hours of sunlight. During periods of intense heat, morning sunlight with some protection from harsh afternoon conditions may help reduce plant stress.

Maintain consistent moisture during the early growth stage. Excessive watering, poor drainage, overcrowding, prolonged dryness or extreme temperatures can affect germination and plant development.

Important Growing Disclaimer

Germination percentage, germination time, plant growth, leaf production and harvesting results can vary. Performance depends on the seed lot, storage conditions, climate, temperature, season, soil or growing media, sowing depth, sunlight, moisture, irrigation, spacing, pest pressure and overall care.

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