Cilantro Plant Seeds

Cilantro/coriander is becoming one of the most popular fresh herbs in the US for its distinctive taste and versatility. The leaves (cilantro) usually resemble parsley and impart a thoroughly unique, spicy bite to foods. 

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Cilantro Seeds – Flavorful, Fresh, and Easy to Grow!

Cilantro is a culinary essential, bringing bright, fresh flavor to a variety of dishes from salsas to curries. Perfect for gardeners who love to cook, Park Seed's Cilantro seeds offer an easy-growing, high-yielding variety that will add zest to your meals.

This fast-growing annual thrives in full sun and reaches maturity in just 55 days. Whether you're planting in the garden or pots on the patio, cilantro is quick to germinate and produce fragrant, flavorful leaves. Harvest leaves early for fresh cilantro, or let it flower and go to seed to collect coriander spice – both uses from one versatile plant!

Key Features for Cilantro Seeds

  • Fast-Growing: Reaches maturity in just 55 days, perfect for continuous harvests.
  • Dual-Purpose: Harvest leaves for fresh cilantro or let it go to seed for coriander spice.
  • Full Sun Lover: Thrives in bright sunlight, but tolerates partial shade in warmer climates.
  • Low Maintenance: Tolerates occasional neglect, perfect for busy gardeners.
  • Fragrant and Flavorful: Adds a fresh, zesty flavor to salsas, curries, and other dishes.

How to Care for Cilantro Plant Seeds

  • Sunlight: Cilantro thrives in full sun, but in hotter climates, it benefits from some afternoon shade. Choose a sunny spot to encourage lush leaf growth.
  • Soil: Plant cilantro in well-draining soil, rich in organic matter. Cilantro prefers soil with a pH level between 6.2 and 6.8. Add compost or aged manure to improve soil quality before planting.
  • Watering: Keep the soil evenly moist but not waterlogged. Water regularly, especially during dry periods. Avoid overhead watering to prevent leaf rot—water at the base of the plant instead.
  • Harvesting: Begin harvesting cilantro leaves when the plant is 4-6 inches tall. Pinch off outer leaves first, allowing new growth to flourish. For coriander seeds, let the plant flower and dry out before collecting seeds.
  • Temperature: Cilantro grows best in cooler weather, between 50-85°F. If temperatures rise, it may bolt (flower and go to seed). To prevent bolting, plant cilantro in early spring or late summer for a fall harvest.

Why Buy from Park Seed 

Since 1868, Park Seed has been a trusted source for high-quality seeds. Our legacy of gardening excellence ensures you’re getting only the best cilantro seeds for a successful harvest. All Park Seed products, including our cilantro seeds, are guaranteed non-GMO, giving you peace of mind that you're growing pure, natural plants.Park Seed is renowned for offering seeds with consistently high germination rates, so you can trust that more of your cilantro seeds will sprout and thrive. Our cilantro seeds are carefully selected to provide robust, flavorful plants that enhance your culinary creations with their bright, fresh taste.

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