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Coriander seeds uses in home gardening:Coriandrum sativum is a plant famous for both its leaves and seeds. Its seeds are used as a spice, and the leaves are often added to salads and other dishes. If you want to grow coriander in your home gardening, then this process is simple and beneficial.How to sow coriander seeds:Choice of Location:Coriander needs good sunlight. Therefore, grow it in a location that receives at least 4-5 hours of sunlight daily.Soil:Coriander grows well in light, well-draining soil. For this, you can add sand, dung manure and some soil.Sowing seeds:Coriander seeds are small. It should be lightly pressed and sown in the soil. Put 1-2 seeds in a pit and sprinkle light soil on them.Irrigation:Lightly irrigate after sowing the seeds. Coriander does not need too much water. It is important to retain moisture to the soil, but not to stagnate water.Correct Temperature:The ideal temperature for coriander is 15-25°C. Coriander in extreme heat or cold