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Coriander (Dhaniya) Microgreen Seeds – Aromatic, Classic Indian Flavour

Fresh dhaniya greens with the full aroma of the kitchen herb

How to use

5 ways • no cooking needed

  • Salad
  • Sandwich
  • Soup / Dal
  • Smoothie
  • Garnish

Aromatic coriander greens with the classic dhaniya flavour every Indian kitchen knows. Lightly crush and soak 8–12 hours, keep dark for 3 days, and harvest in 14–21 days.

SKU: BB-SEED-COR-100

  • Non-GMONon-GMO seed selection
  • FSSAIRegistered food business
  • Chemical FreeUntreated seed, no chemical coating
  • High GerminationFresh seed lots for even, full trays

How to grow coriander microgreens

  1. Soak 8–12 hours. Crush the seeds lightly first so each husk splits, then soak.

  2. Sow 20–25 g per 10×10 tray. Spread evenly over moist cocopeat.

  3. Keep dark for 3 days. Coriander is slow to start — keep it covered and moist.

  4. Move to light. Indirect sunlight or windowsill, at 15–25°C.

  5. Harvest at 2–3 inches. Usually day 14–21 — cut just above the base.

Timings are starting estimates. Results vary with seed density, growing medium, temperature, light and watering. Read the full growing guide →

Growing info

Soak time8–12 hours before sowing
Seed per 10×10 tray20–25 g (medium density)
Dark period3 days
Expected harvest68–92 g per 10×10 tray (Seed Calculator, medium density)
Harvest time14–21 days after sowing
Harvest height2–3 inches tall
Temperature15–25°C
LightIndirect sunlight or windowsill

Basic info

Other namesDhaniya, cilantro
FlavourAromatic, fresh dhaniya
TextureTender leaves
Use inChutney, dal, curries, chaat, raita, garnish

Questions growers ask

How many trays will one pack grow?

At 20–25 g per 10×10 tray, a 100 g pack sows about 4–5 trays and a 300 g pack about 12–15 trays.

Why is coriander so slow?

It is the slowest of our common varieties. Lightly crushing and soaking the seeds helps them start faster.

Can I grow coriander in summer?

It prefers cooler weather (15–25°C). In peak summer, grow it in the coolest spot indoors.

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