Thai Long Coriander Hybrid Healthy Live Plant

Growing Thai hybrid long coriander (often called long coriander or sawtooth herb) in a pot is very doable indoors if you get a few basics right. Here’s a clear, practical guide:

🌱 1. Choose the Right Pot & Soil

• Pot size: At least 6–8 inches deep with drainage holes
• Soil mix: Loose, well-draining
  • Garden soil + compost + sand (1:1:1) works well
• Avoid heavy clay soil—it causes root rot

☀️ 2. Light Requirements

• Needs bright indirect light
• Keep near a window with filtered sunlight
• Direct harsh sun (especially afternoon) can scorch leaves
• If indoors is dark, 4–6 hrs under a grow light helps

💧 3. Watering

• Keep soil slightly moist, not soggy
• Water when top 1 inch feels dry
• Overwatering = yellow leaves and root issues

🌡️ 4. Temperature & Humidity

• Ideal: 18–30°C
• Likes moderate humidity
• Avoid cold drafts or AC airflow directly on plant

🌿 5. Feeding (Fertilizer)

• Use a mild liquid fertilizer every 2–3 weeks
• Or add vermicompost monthly
• Too much fertilizer reduces flavor