Can I plant coriander after it rains? What problems should we pay attention to?

Can I plant coriander after it rains? What problems should we pay attention to? Planting coriander in rainy season can save energy, but its germination rate must be considered in rainy season. It is best to plant it on the land with good irrigation and drainage performance, do a good job in pest control, promote crop growth, and make coriander grow better and yield higher! Due to the rainy season and long-term rainfall erosion, the soil is easy to harden, which is very unfavorable to the growth of crops.

Coriander, which we call "coriander" in the north, is a kind of condiment with unique flavor, which is mainly used in cold food and soup.

Because of its special and rich taste, some people simply can't accept it, and people who love to eat can't get rid of love! What should I pay attention to if I want to grow coriander in the rainy season? First of all, it can be seen from the growth habits of coriander that coriander is not resistant to high temperature. It likes a cold and cool environment. The suitable temperature for seed germination is 15 ~ 20℃, and the suitable temperature for seed growth is about 20℃. If the temperature is above 30℃, the growth of coriander will become slow or even not grow. The temperature in summer is very high, especially in dog days, usually exceeding 30℃. Such a day is not suitable for planting coriander at all, so we must pay attention to the emergence rate of coriander. In order to improve the germination rate of coriander, we can treat its seeds. Coriander seeds are hard. Let's rub it first, and then soak it in water 12 hours. Then take it out, cover it with a wet towel and spray water until it turns white. This can ensure the emergence rate of coriander.

Secondly, coriander is a shallow-rooted crop with weak absorption capacity. The ability to absorb water and nutrients is average, so we plant coriander in rainy season. Pay attention to drainage after the emergence rate. The rainy season is a rainy season. There is enough water. If the water is not released in time, coriander will be soaked in water, which will easily take off its roots, leading to serious death of seedlings. Timely drainage is very important, and it is advisable to keep the soil dry and moist. Due to the rainy season and long-term rainfall erosion, the soil is easy to harden, which is very unfavorable to the growth of crops. So after the rainy season, we can combine weeding with farming to avoid soil hardening and affect the growth of coriander.

Diseases and pests are prone to occur in rainy season, and coriander is no exception. There is a lot of rain in rainy season, and pests and diseases follow one after another. The prevention and control of pests and diseases in rainy season is a difficult problem. In order to prevent and control pests and diseases, we can try to use plant ash, which can not only disinfect and sterilize, but also provide nutrients, improve the soil environment and be beneficial to the growth and development of crops! Basically, this will solve the problem. If not, be sure to consider using some drugs!