Total Number of seeds: 1000
Coriander K5 Baramasi Dhaniya Seeds
Coriander K5 Baramasi Dhaniya Seeds produce a high-yielding, year-round variety known for its light green, fragrant leaves and multiple cuttings. This variety is perfect for home gardens, terrace gardening, and commercial cultivation. With 4-5 harvests per season, it ensures a continuous supply of fresh coriander for cooking and garnishing.
About This Item
- Variety Name: Coriander K5 Baramasi
- Type of Seeds: Open-pollinated, high-yield variety
- Germination Time: 7-10 days
- Hours of Sunlight: 4-6 hours of full sunlight daily
- Where to Grow: Suitable for garden beds, pots, and balcony gardens
- Growing Season: Year-round, except January and February (bolting time)
- Seed Sowing Depth: 0.5 cm deep
- Ideal Climate: Moderate to cool temperatures for best growth
- Plant Habit: Erect plants with fewer side branches
- Leaf Characteristics:
- Color: Light green
- Fragrance: Strong aromatic scent
- Fertilizer Requirement: Organic compost or nitrogen-rich fertilizer
- Life Span: Annual herb
- Ideal Growing Temperature: 15-30°C
- Harvesting Time: 30-40 days after sowing
- Number of Cuttings: 4-5 cuttings if sown in early winters
- Maintenance Required: Minimal; regular watering and occasional fertilizing
- Watering Frequency: Keep soil evenly moist but avoid overwatering
- Ideal Grow Bag Size: 6-8 inches (if grown in pots)
What Size Grow Bag is Best
Growing Season in India
Coriander K5 Baramasi can be grown throughout the year, except during January and February, which are prone to bolting. Best results are seen in early winter or moderate climate conditions.
How to Grow in Pots
To grow Coriander K5 Baramasi in pots:
- Choose a 6-8 inch deep pot with proper drainage.
- Fill the pot with well-drained, nutrient-rich soil mixed with compost.
- Sow seeds 0.5 cm deep, scattering them evenly.
- Water gently to keep soil moist but not soggy.
- Place in a partially shaded or sunny spot with 4-6 hours of sunlight.
- Thin seedlings once they sprout to avoid overcrowding.
Seeds Sowing Method
- Preparation: Use nutrient-rich, well-drained soil.
- Sowing: Scatter seeds evenly and lightly cover them with soil.
- Watering: Keep the soil moist but avoid overwatering.
- Germination: Seeds sprout within 7-10 days.
- Transplanting: Not required; grow directly from seed to harvest.
Plant Care Tips
- Sunlight: Requires 4-6 hours of sunlight; avoid excessive heat.
- Soil: Loose, well-drained, and nutrient-rich soil is ideal.
- Fertilization: Apply organic compost or a nitrogen-rich fertilizer every 2-3 weeks.
- Pest Control: Use neem oil spray to prevent aphids and leaf miners.
- Harvesting: Start harvesting leaves after 30-40 days, cutting 1-2 inches above the soil to allow regrowth.
How to Fertilize Plants:
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Apply Nutrient-Rich Fertilizers: When the plants start flowering, use nutrient-rich fertilizers. This helps the plants produce more High Yield
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Use Organic Fertilizers: Feed your plants with organic fertilizers like vermicompost or cow manure.
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Regular Feeding: Apply fertilizers at regular intervals, ideally every 20-25 day
Special Features
- Fast Growth: Ready for harvest in 30-40 days.
- Multiple Cuttings: Produces 4-5 harvests per season.
- Fragrant Leaves: Light green leaves with a strong aroma.
- Year-Round Cultivation: Can be grown all year except during peak winter.
Benefits/Uses
- Culinary Uses: Ideal for garnishing, chutneys, curries, and salads.
- Medicinal Benefits: Helps in digestion, detoxification, and is rich in antioxidants.
- Garden Aesthetic: Provides fresh greenery for your home garden.
Precautions While Growing
- Avoid excessive heat, which can cause premature bolting.
- Do not overwater, as coriander prefers moist but well-drained soil.
- Harvest regularly to promote new growth.
FAQs
Q1: How long does it take for Coriander K5 Baramasi seeds to germinate?
A1: Seeds typically sprout within 7-10 days.
Q2: Can Coriander K5 Baramasi be grown in pots?
A2: Yes, this variety thrives in 6-8 inch pots with proper care.
Q3: How often should I water the plants?
A3: Water regularly to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.
Q4: When should I harvest coriander leaves?
A4: Start harvesting 30-40 days after sowing and continue cutting every few weeks.
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