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Cilantro
Cilantro, also known as coriander which ends up being the seed of the plant, can be harvested for its leaves or seeds. The seeds have a 89% germination rate, and should be spaced out in a larger pot from the beginning.
Seeds will germinate within 7-10 days of planting.
Cilantro grows best in full sunlight.
Water thoroughly, until water is coming out of the drainage holes. Water the plant whenever the soil feels dry to the touch.
It will be 50-55 days until leaves are ready to harvest. Seeds can be harvested in 90-105 days.
Harvest leaves before flowering begins, and harvest seeds when they are dry on the plant.
Container recommendation: Use a terra cotta container, which gives the roots more access to moisture and air. It should also have several drainage holes on the bottom, with a dish to catch excess water.