1 silver tin of 100 Organic Non-GMO Heirloom Slow Bolt Cilantro Seeds
Coriandrum Sativum
About the seeds:
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difficulty |
beginner | intermediate | advanced |
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germination time |
14-21 days |
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depth |
1/4”-1/2" |
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spacing |
4“-6" |
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recommended planter |
4“-9" planter, can be shallower |
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time to maturity |
50-60 days |
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seed prep |
pre-soak | scarification | stratification | none |
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method |
greenhouse | paper towel method |
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temperature |
50F - 85F |
About the Plants:
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description |
Bushy upright herb |
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difficulty |
beginner | intermediate | advanced |
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growth speed |
slow | medium | fast |
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size of plant |
12”-36” |
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light |
full sun | partial sun | shade | grow lights |
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soil |
coconut coir/peat-based potting mix |
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temperature |
warm | cool |
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pet-friendly |
cats | dogs | no |
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pests |
aphids, leafhoppers |
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fertilization |
heavy | moderate | light |
Instructions:
Slow bolt cilantro tolerates warmer weather better than other cilantro varieties, but prefers cooler temperatures in the spring and fall. It can be sown in early spring or fall. Harvest the lower, older leaves so the newer leaves can fill in and keep the plant growing. Once it gets too warm, the plant will "bolt" and flower, after which the plant should be removed. To keep a consistent supply of cilantro, plant new seeds every week or two.
(Find more info on germinating seeds by going to our seed guide)
These seeds are for the 2023 growing season.