How to grow cilantro in pots for multiple harvest

[Yogi]

with multiple harvests if you get the timing right

The best time to plant is in early spring or fall when temperatures are mild—ideally between 15-24°C (59-75°F). In warmer climates, a bit of afternoon shade can help prevent bolting. With consistent care, you can enjoy fresh leaves within 3-4 weeks, and the plant will keep regrowing after each cut.

Want more tips for a thriving cilantro crop? Watch our full step-by-step guide here:

Prefer reading? Check out the complete written guide: https://dinasgarden.com/how-to-grow-cilantro-from-seeds-in-pots-a-complete-guide/

 

[oneeye]

with multiple harvests if you get the timing right

The best time to plant is in early spring or fall when temperatures are mild—ideally between 15-24°C (59-75°F). In warmer climates, a bit of afternoon shade can help prevent bolting. With consistent care, you can enjoy fresh leaves within 3-4 weeks, and the plant will keep regrowing after each cut.

Want more tips for a thriving cilantro crop? Watch our full step-by-step guide here:

Prefer reading? Check out the complete written guide: https://dinasgarden.com/how-to-grow-cilantro-from-seeds-in-pots-a-complete-guide/

Thanks for the interesting video friend, just in time for Spring. They make it look so easy and fresh and tasty.

 

[Yogi]

Thanks for the interesting video friend, just in time for Spring. They make it look so easy and fresh and tasty.

Oh, glad you found it interesting!

 

[ThatsMyPurseIDontKnowYou]

My wife is hispanic and we use a LOT of cilantro.

I actually cut 55 gallon drums in half (hot dog style, not hamburger) so each one is two large herb beds. I grow cilantro, basil and others.

I buy the Cilantro seeds in bulk online.