🌿 Vietnamese Coriander, Growing Guide for SEQ
Everything you need to grow Vietnamese Coriander in South East Queensland's subtropical climate.
When to Sow in SEQ
Also called rau răm or laksa leaf. Thrives in SEQ heat where true coriander bolts. Strong peppery-citrus flavour. Loves moisture and part shade in summer.
Growing Requirements
Good Companions (Friends)
Kitchen Uses
- Fresh in Vietnamese pho and spring rolls
- Added to banh mi and bun bowls
- Torn into Southeast Asian salads
- Used in laksa and noodle soups
Health Benefits
- Essential to Vietnamese and Southeast Asian cuisine
- Strong peppery-citrus flavour
- Thrives in heat when regular coriander bolts
- Perennial in SEQ warmth
Pests & Diseases in SEQ
Common Pests
- Few
Common Diseases
- Few
Storage
Fridge with stems in water, up to 5 days
Value
Saves ~$2-4/week, specialty herb that thrives in SEQ heat and is expensive to buy fresh
Track Vietnamese Coriander in Your Garden
Drag Vietnamese Coriander into your garden bed, get weekly reminders for watering, feeding, and harvesting.
Add Vietnamese Coriander to My Garden →Frequently Asked Questions
When should I plant Vietnamese Coriander in Brisbane?
In South East Queensland, Vietnamese Coriander can be sown in September, October, November, December, January, February, March. Also called rau răm or laksa leaf. Thrives in SEQ heat where true coriander bolts. Strong peppery-citrus flavour. Loves moisture and part shade in summer.
What are good companion plants for Vietnamese Coriander?
Good companions for Vietnamese Coriander in SEQ include Chilli, Eggplant.