What's so great about our cilantro?

This cilantro doesn’t flower as quickly as other species. The leaves look kind of like flat parsley, but rounder. Cilantro is an annual plant. If you sow it every few weeks, you can harvest for a long time. Like most fresh herbs, Cilantro is super healthy and contains lots of vitamins: vitamin A, various B vitamins (including folic acid), vitamin C, and vitamin E. It’s also rich in iron and magnesium.

Cilantro can be sown directly into your garden box grow bag from April through August. 9 plants fit in 1 square patch. Cilantro plants grow best in cooler weather. So, give them some shade and keep the MM-Mix moist in the summer months. Keeping your plants cool will also prevent early flowering. If the plants do bloom, try the flowers: they’re edible too. That said, the growing process is easy: even slugs and snails will leave these plants alone. You can harvest the leaves after 5 weeks or so. If you sow every few weeks, you’ll always have delicious cilantro leaves at hand. You can read more about our cilantro here. Step-by-step sowing and growing instructions are in the Planty Gardening app.

How do you use cilantro?

Fresh cilantro leaves have a strong smell and a mildly sweet flavor, kind of like aniseed. Try a leaf before you cook with it. You can use cilantro in salads and sauces, stews, chicken dishes. It's great for Indian, Moroccan, and Thai cuisine. If the plants eventually flower, you can harvest the seeds as well. The seeds taste completely different and are widely used in oriental spice mixes or for pickling.

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Cilantro

Name: Cilantro
Brand: Makkelijke Moestuin
SKU: MM0254
Price: 2.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.80725 (2008 reviews)

€ 2,99

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Cilantro - or coriander - is a popular herb that looks a lot like parsley and is known for its taste. You either love or hate it. 😉 It's widely used in Eastern and Moroccan cuisines: for stews, soups, or curries with coconut milk.

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Sowing: 1 April - 31 August

Level 1

seeds are sown

0 - 5 days

Level 2

first seedlings

5-12 days

Level 3

thinned seedlings

1-3 weeks

Level 4

little plants

3-5 weeks

Level 5

first harvest

5-7 weeks

Level 6

continual harvesting

7-9+ weeks

Sowing time: April - August
Height: 20 cm
Contents: 3 grams

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Cilantro

Cilantro leaves have a fresh flavor you either love or don't. We love it. It’s often used in curries.

The app instructions help you grow cilantro for the leaves, but if you let the plants bloom, you can eventually harvest the seeds as well.

Species name: Coriander
Family: leaf
Plants per square patch: 9
Height: 20 cm (flowering: 60 cm)
Sowing time: April - August
Sowing depth: 1 cm
Time to harvest: after 5-6 weeks
Germination: 15 - 20°C in 7 - 21 days
Sunlight: sun and partial shade

Want to buy cilantro seeds? We sell seed bags separately, or, you can get them as part of a seed pack:

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