Coriander (Split Seed Cilantro) Slo-Bolting Herb Seed
Product Description:
Welcome to Todd’s Seeds, your trusted source for premium herb seeds. Our Coriander (Split Seed Cilantro) Slo-Bolting Herb Seed allows you to cultivate this versatile herb in your own garden. Coriander, also known as cilantro, is prized for its fresh, citrusy flavor and aromatic leaves. Whether you’re an experienced herb gardener or a beginner, these seeds will help you grow a bountiful cilantro crop that’s perfect for adding flavor and fragrance to your culinary creations.
Planting Instructions:
– Location: Choose a sunny or partially shaded spot in your garden with well-drained soil.
– Sowing: Plant the Coriander (Split Seed Cilantro) seeds directly in the garden soil, as cilantro doesn’t transplant well.
– Spacing: Sow the seeds about 1/4 inch deep and 6 to 8 inches apart.
– Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist, especially during dry spells.
– Fertilization: Use a balanced fertilizer to encourage healthy growth.
– Harvesting: Harvest cilantro leaves as needed once they reach a suitable size. For the best flavor, pick the leaves before the plant bolts (goes to seed).
Slo-Bolting Variety:
Our Coriander (Split Seed Cilantro) Slo-Bolting Herb Seed is specially selected for its slow-bolting characteristics. This means you can enjoy fresh cilantro leaves for a more extended period before the plant produces seeds and matures. Say goodbye to prematurely bolting cilantro plants and enjoy a longer harvest season.
Culinary Uses:
Cilantro is a staple herb in many cuisines around the world. Its fresh and zesty flavor pairs well with a variety of dishes, including salsas, curries, salads, and soups. It’s also a key ingredient in guacamole and adds a refreshing kick to tacos and burritos. Cilantro’s leaves and stems are edible, making it a versatile herb to experiment with in your kitchen.
Todd’s Seeds Guarantee:
At Todd’s Seeds, we are committed to providing you with high-quality herb seeds. Our Coriander (Split Seed Cilantro) Slo-Bolting Herb Seed is carefully selected to ensure excellent germination and robust growth. Elevate your culinary creations with the fresh taste of homegrown cilantro. Start growing your own cilantro with Todd’s Seeds and experience the joy of having this fragrant herb at your fingertips. Happy gardening and happy cooking!
1 Packet: 5g
1 Gram ~ 70-90 seeds
1 Pound ~ 32,000 seeds
Todd’s Seeds Lover –
It’s good seeds. The percentage of germination is very high. I would like to recommend to everyone.
Todd’s Seeds Lover –
Seeds were in excellent condition and germination was great
Rebecca Dumas –
Absolutely love how fast and easy it was to grow cilantro microgreens with these seeds germination rate was perfect averaged 8oz per tray at harvest .
Rebecca Dumas –
Absolutely love how even the germination rate is these beauties are amazing for microgreens.
Tom –
Great germination and fast growth. Very nice color and leaf texture. Perfect for microgreens.
Mike –
1st time growing these sprouting seeds, looking good after 1 wk. so far not disappointed.
Ann –
Wow! I barely finished placing my order and the sprouting seeds were in my mailbox. A 1000% improvement over my last order. Guess it got mixed up with the Christmas/Covid crush. Thank you Todd’s Seeds. This experience was much better than my first. I will be back.
Padma –
Very good germination rate. Smells really good.
I have planted these 1 week before we had a snow storm with -2 temperature. I covered the unsprouted seed bed with plastic sheet on that storm day. Weather warmed up now to day time 70. I have lush green cilantro about 2 to 3 inches that smells very good in inground vegetable bed and also in a pot.
During peak winter December I tried growing these indoors in a small pot and kept spraying with spray bottle every day and that one had no fragrance. I guess you have to sow these at right temperature and water them once or twice a week to get the best fragrance. I have broadcasted them densely as I want to pick baby plants/ greens.
Before this I have tried grocery store bought seeds they did not work.
Very happy with the results. –
Germination rate is very high. I have sown this indoors in December and outdoors one week before the record setting Texas snowstorm. We had -2 actual temperature. Which is very rare. I covered the ground with plastic sheets. Magically almost all seeds sprouted about 3 weeks after sowing. I have broad casted seeds and covered with thin layer of soil/compost. I have harvested many times until end of April. Now it just started flowing just a little.