Coriander (Coriandrum sativum L.), is annual herbaceous crop belonging to family Apiaceae is usually known as Coriander and is highly used as one of the oldest multipurpose medicinal and spice herbs. Plants of Coriandrum sativum are bushy green, medium sized and plants are small and sickle shaped. It is widely cultivated in India. Most of the farmers grow Coriandrum by using chemical fertilizers; which can have adverse effect on health of consumers of the same. Its use in daily diet is outstanding, almost every kitchen has its importance to spice up the food. Chemically grown Coriandrum can have adverse effect on health of human being. Hence it was necessary to study its growth parameters with respect to some organic fertilizers a pot culture experiment was carried out. In this experimentation the assessment was carried out with respect to effect of Mycorrhizal fungi, Vermicompost, Green Manure and Chelate on Coriandrum sativum. for growing Coriandrum seeds; Four sets were made for further experimentation. Each set included one control and three replicates. In the first set of an experiment three experimental pots were filled with mixture containing autoclave sterile garden soil and AM fungi in 9:1 ratio, control plants of all four sets filled only with only garden soil., the second set of all experimental pots were filled with mixture containing garden soil, AM fungi and GM in 8:1:1 ratio. The pots of the third set were filled Garden soil and Vermicompost and AM with 8:1:1 ratio. The fourth set filled with 3 kg garden soil and 6 grams of chelated micronutrients. All plants further assessed for morphological parameters and biochemical contents.