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Growing coriander
I've bought a small pot of coriander plants from Sainsburys, the type
that comes pre-potted and growing, designed primarily for use as an ingredient. What I'm not sure of is whether this just constitutes a handy way of keeping the herb fresh until needed, or if I can actually get them to regenerate to give me a continous supply. If the latter, what is the best way of harvesting in order to encourage future re-growth? is it better to just pick the leaves off the plant or to nip the entire stem including leaves, leaving a short stub above the compost level? -- Abso [at] ukrm [dot] net - ignore header email address |
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