Spice · Rabi
Cumin
Sown Nov–Dec · 100–120 days to harvest · 12 guides in our archive
September
Not the month for cumin.
Its window is Nov–Dec. That opens in November, 2 months from now.
What can go in this month, from the same spice group — soonest to crop first
At a glance
The nine numbers you plan with
Season
Rabi
Sowing
Nov–Dec
Duration
100–120
Spacing
30 × 10 cm
Soil pH
6.8–8.3
Water
250–350 mm
Temperature
15–25 °C
Seed rate
12–15 kg
Yield
0.6–0.8 t
Watch for
Wilt, blight, aphid
Planning ranges for Indian conditions. Varieties, region and management shift every one of these — confirm with your KVK or state agricultural university before committing an acre.
From the archive
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Growing Cumin
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The Cumin Revolution in Western India
Tomorrow's Farm Today
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Growing kola nut in Belagavi: practical farming guide
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Kola Nut in Kolar: Complete Cultivation Guide
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Kola Nut Farming in Coimbatore: Practical Step-by-Step Guide
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How to Grow Kola Nut in Warangal: Practical Guide
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Kola Nut in Kurnool: Practical Cultivation Guide
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How to Grow Kola Nut in Ludhiana
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Kola Nut in Ahmednagar: Practical Cultivation Guide
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Water & Irrigation
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Work with Cumin
Sowing window
Nov · Dec
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Run the numbers
Plants · seed · water · yield
Five calculators
Plan a grow
Space, cycles, budget
Pre-filled for this crop
Simulate it
Move pH, EC, light, heat
Watch it respond