Coriander, a common condiment in the kitchen, is also one of the herbs that many people love. Sometimes, however, coriander seeds show a magical power and begin to germinate without being soaked. Let's explore this coriander dance, the magical germination journey of coriander seeds.
During the normal planting process, most people habitually soak the coriander seeds in water first to promote germination. Sometimes, however, coriander seeds don't seem to be interested in the step of soaking, and they choose an unusual path that unforeseen the beginning of life in the soil.
Characteristics of the seed itself:Some plant seeds have the property of natural germination and can germinate quickly even without soaking. Coriander seeds may possess this genetic trait of spontaneous germination.
Soil Conditions:Germination is closely related to soil moisture, temperature and other conditions. Sometimes, the humidity and temperature in the soil are just right for the germination of coriander seeds.
Hormonal Effects:Coriander seeds contain hormones that may be activated under certain conditions to encourage seed germination.
Time Saving:Without going through the soaking process, you can save time and enjoy the harvest of coriander faster.
Pay attention to moisture control:Although coriander seeds may germinate spontaneously, care should be taken to ensure proper watering to ensure that the soil is kept moderately moist and not overly dry or too wet.
Growing Environment:Providing a good growing environment, including proper sunlight and ventilation, helps cilantro thrive.