Haritam (Research Coriander) - Dhana
Research coriander (dhana) for seed and leaf purpose with good adaptation to rabi conditions and quality aroma profile.
Key Features
- Split seeds before sowing for better germination
- Avoid over-irrigation to reduce root and foliar disease pressure
- Early weed management is important due to slow initial growth
- Suitable for leaf harvest and later seed harvest cycles
Growing Information
Growing Conditions
Best in cool dry season around 20-25 C on well-drained loam soils, pH 6.0-7.0.
Yield Estimates
Seed and leaf yields vary by purpose; good management improves uniformity and harvest quality.
Packaging & Usage
Typical seed rate: 10-12 kg/ha (irrigated) and 20-25 kg/ha (rainfed).
Key Points
Key Points
- Split seeds before sowing for better germination
- Avoid over-irrigation to reduce root and foliar disease pressure
- Early weed management is important due to slow initial growth
- Suitable for leaf harvest and later seed harvest cycles
Agronomy & Management
Soil
Well-drained loam/silt loam with good organic matter.
Water & Irrigation
First irrigation immediately after sowing, then at 7-10 day interval based on soil moisture.
Sowing
Preparation
Fine seedbed with good tilth and weed-free field.
Sowing Depth
1-2 cm.
Spacing
30 cm row spacing and around 10 cm plant spacing.
Sowing Methods
- •Line sowing
- •Broadcasting where needed
Sowing Time
Seed Rate
10-12 kg/ha irrigated; 20-25 kg/ha rainfed
Harvesting
For leaves, harvest at tender stage; for seed, harvest when umbels mature yellow-brown.
Post-Cutting Activities
Dry produce well before threshing and storage.
Fertilizer
Apply balanced nutrients and organic manure based on soil test.
Weed Control
Manual weeding and hoeing at early growth stage.
Pest & Disease Management
Monitor aphids and powdery mildew; follow integrated and need-based controls.
