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Sow directly; hates root disturbance. Needs cool weather.
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Coriandrum sativum
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THE PLANT NOTEBOOK
Sow directly; hates root disturbance. Needs cool weather.
Because it bolts so fast, the Seeds In A Cup® indoor environment helps extend the leafy phase.
By seed.
Bolts quickly in heat. Succession sow every 2 weeks to keep fresh leaves.
Sunny gardens with light, drained soil.
Moderate frost tolerance; very low heat tolerance.
Aphids and leaf spot.
Safe; some people have a genetic trait making it taste like soap.
A fast-growing annual. The leaves are known as 'Cilantro', and the seeds are 'Coriander'.
‘Slo-Bolt’, ‘Santo’, ‘Calypso’.
Leaves used in Mexican/Asian cooking. seeds used as spice in curries/baking
Native to Southern Europe, Northern Africa, and Southwestern Asia.
Globally secure.
From the Greek ‘koris’ (stink bug), referring to the strong smell of the leaves.
Grown in the Hanging Gardens of Babylon; found in ancient Egyptian tombs.
TURN KNOWING INTO GROWING
Seeds In A Cup® grow kits matched to cilantro.

Seed Germination Kit
USD 10.99
100 in stock
Coriandrum sativum
THE GROWING CONVERSATION
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