Can you grow coriander in the cold dew solar terms?

Of course. Coriander can be planted all year round, but there is a big gap between growth and yield. Generally, the normal planting time of coriander is March and April in spring and September in autumn. Because the suitable temperature for the growth of coriander is between 15 and 20 degrees.

Coriander is a semi-hardy plant. Generally, the growth cycle is about two months at low temperature, and it can grow and mature in about one month at high temperature.

Under normal circumstances, more than three kinds of crops can be planted in one year. Generally, coriander can be harvested 30 days after high temperature sowing; At low temperature, it can be harvested 40-60 days after sowing. When harvesting, it can be pulled intermittently or harvested at one time. In addition to being eaten in the near future, autumn seeds can also be stored for winter and spring. Buried freezing method is often used in storage, that is, coriander is taken out before eating, placed at 0- 10℃ and slowly thawed, so that it can still be fresh and tender, and its color and taste are not reduced.