Is it better to plant spinach and coriander before it rains or after it rains?

Spinach and coriander are very popular vegetables, which are not only delicious, but also have high nutritional value.

Spinach is a typical cool vegetable. When the temperature is too low, seeds are difficult to germinate, and when the temperature is too high, they are easy to germinate and bloom. The optimum temperature for its growth is 15 ~ 22℃, which is very suitable for sowing after solar terms.

For coriander, because its seeds are small and light, if it encounters heavy rain after being planted in the ground, it is easy to wash the coriander seeds away, which will affect the late emergence rate. Therefore, when planting coriander, it should be done after rain.

On the whole, spinach and coriander are more suitable for planting after rain.