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Dill (Suwa) is a feathery, aromatic herb that grows quickly and adds a distinctive freshness to Indian cooking. Both the leaves and seeds are useful in the kitchen.
NA - Dill dislikes transplanting. Always sow directly.







Dill Leaves Seeds (Suwa)
Non-GMO Certified
Made in India
1 Crore+ Customers
Non-GMO Certified
Made in India
1 Crore+ Customers
Non-GMO Certified
Made in India
1 Crore+ Customers
Non-GMO Certified
Made in India
1 Crore+ Customers
Dill Leaves Seeds (Suwa)
₹195

Reusable 104 Holes Seedling Tray (Set of 3)
₹295

HDPE Round Grow Bag- 12 in x 12 in (DIA x H) (Set of 6) – 250 GSM
₹449
Total Amount

A tiny seed, your own hands, a little patience and it becomes something you can eat, smell, or simply admire. It's a small ritual in your own space that grows into something much bigger.
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Customers praised these dill seeds for their "excellent germination rate" and good quality. Seeds typically sprouted within days, with customers enjoying fresh produce within months. One customer noted it was their "first crack at planting" and succeeded. One review awaits results after recent planting.
Seeds have good germination rate.
Quality is good.
Veggies selection is correct.
Seeds have good germination rate.
Quality is good.
Veggies selection is correct.
The seeds have been planted directly into a pot. Let us see when these sprout
It was first crack at planting anything literally ground up. I was able to successfully germinate the seeds and seeing the plant grow very well. Good quality seeds.
I got a good yield. Seeds sprouted in a couple of days and we enjoyed the produce in a couple of months. Will buy more from ugaoo
Growing dill is easy and rewarding! Since it's an annual herb, the best way to grow it is from seeds. Simply sow the seeds directly into well-drained, low-fertility soil in mid-spring. For a continuous harvest, you can plant new seeds every few weeks until mid-winter. Keep the soil evenly moist and place your dill in a sunny spot—under these conditions, you’ll see tiny sprouts appearing in just 1 to 2 weeks!
Dill is a herb with many identities in India! Known as Suva (सूवा) or Sowa (सौवा) in Hindi, it’s fondly referred to as Shatapushpa (सतापूषपा) in Sanskrit. You’ll hear it called Sathakuppa (साथाकुप्पा) in Malayalam, Sholpa in Bengali, Sheppin in Konkani, and Soa in Punjabi. Such versatility, right?
While not absolutely necessary, soaking your seeds overnight in room-temperature water can give them a head start! This simple step softens the seed coat, making it easier for moisture to reach the seed and speeding up germination. Just be careful not to over-soak them, as too much time in water can cause rotting or cracking. A little prep goes a long way for happy, healthy seedlings! 🌱
Dill loves cool weather, thriving best in temperatures between 15-25°C. To get the best results, sow the seeds directly in the soil after the last frost. Since dill needs at least 6 hours of sunlight daily, pick a bright, sunny spot and keep the soil consistently moist. In just 45-60 days, you’ll have fresh, fragrant dill leaves ready to harvest and enjoy! 🌿

