You don't need a big garden or fancy pots to grow your own coriander. A simple plastic bottle is all it takes. Let's find out how.
lifestyle Apr 07 2026
Author: Indrakshi Samanta Image Credits:pixabay
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Coriander right in your home
Did you know you can grow fresh coriander without any pots or soil? A simple plastic bottle you were about to throw away is all you need. Let's check out this cool hack.
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First, pick a plastic bottle
To start, grab any empty plastic bottle you have. Make sure to wash it thoroughly to remove any residue.
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Here's what you'll need
You'll need a plastic bottle, one cup of peat moss (plant-friendly fibre), 2 spoons of fertilizer, one spoon of coriander seeds, and a few small pebbles.
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Soak the seeds and prep the bottle
First, soak the coriander seeds in water overnight. Next, take your plastic bottle and carefully cut off the top section, near the cap.
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Add a layer of pebbles
Your plastic bottle now looks like a small container. Fill it about halfway with the small pebbles you collected.
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Add fertilizer and seeds
Now, add the fertilizer and the soaked coriander seeds into the bottle. Pour one glass of water. Finally, hang the bottle in a spot that gets plenty of sunlight.
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Enjoy your fresh coriander!
Just spray a little water on it every day. In about 20 days, you'll have fresh, homegrown coriander ready to use!