Exclusive! Cilantro & Dill Seed Set + 1 Other Item ??

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★ Seeds grown without pesticides during cultivation
* Water Spinach Seeds
[450 seeds]
* Cilantro & Dill Seed Set
[Cilantro 1000 seeds, Dill 1500 seeds]
Manufactured: August Reiwa 7 (2025)
Expiration Date: August Reiwa 9 (2027)

?? Cilantro
★ Sowing Period (General Guideline)
April-May
September-October
Optimal Germination Temperature: 15-20°C
Germination Time: 1-2 weeks

- Cilantro has a taproot that grows deep and dislikes transplanting. Sow seeds directly in planters or fields and thin as they grow.
Soaking seeds overnight can improve germination rates.
Sow 3-4 seeds per spot, being careful not to overlap them.
It generally prefers sunlight, but avoid direct sunlight during the peak of summer, as the leaves can become tough and sunburned.
In summer, place it in a shaded area or under a shade net (around 50%) in a well-ventilated location.

?? Dill
Optimal Germination Temperature: 15-25°C (generally around 20°C)
Optimal Growing Temperature: 15-25°C
It is weak to heat, so avoid high temperatures in summer or take measures such as shading and watering.

- Sowing Period: April-June, September-October
- Location: Place in a sunny location with good ventilation and drainage.
- Watering: Not necessary for garden planting. For potted plants, water thoroughly when the surface soil dries out.
- Fertilizer: Spring to Autumn (once a month)
- Pinching and pruning dill can lead to a larger harvest of leaves. When the plant reaches about 20 cm in height, pinch or prune moderately. This prevents leaves from becoming crowded and promotes growth. As the plant grows taller, provide stakes for support.

Also available: Cilantro, Water Spinach, Beets, Romanesco, Zucchini, Carrots, Kale, Okra, Radishes, Green Onions, Cowpeas, Green Beans, Snap Peas,