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Posted by adelaide_grdn_novice Adelaide (My Page) on

Tue, Nov 4, 08 at 23:48

Hi there - i have tried a cple of times to grow Corriander with out success - recently I have planted some seedlings in very well composted soil and with in days the leaves were going a mottled brown - new growth is very tiny leaves and it is already going to flower - does anyone know what i am doing wrong?

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Posted by corymbosa Vic,Oz (My Page) on
Wed, Nov 5, 08 at 7:27

Transplanted seedlings have a habit of bolting to seed. Try sowing the seed directly into the final position.

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Posted by gardenlen s/e qld aust (My Page) on
Wed, Nov 5, 08 at 13:48

no expert here.

but the heat can also make them bolt as i understand it, so might be better grown in a cooler shadier spot? or in large pots that can be provided these conditions, or grow in the autumn or early spring if not through winter.

len

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Posted by adelaide_grdn_novice (My Page) on
Thu, Nov 6, 08 at 5:15

thanks guys - that gives me something to work on - cheers

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