Growing Cilantro & How to Keep it Growing Year Round! 

Here's the link for the harvesting experiment video I talked about ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z576rWf4RD0.html

Hey Valerie! Love your videos! Here in zone 5a, the cilantro doesn’t bolt quite as fast. But, I do let it go to seed because our honey bees love it. Adds a lovely herbal note to the honey. Also, by letting it go to seed, I get cilantro popping up all over my garden. I haven’t had to actually sow seeds for years!

Green cilantro seeds have a pleasant citrus quality to them. Crushed, they're perfect for lamb or poultry.

Great video, great advice., I excited to harvest seeds.

I am in zone 8 too, and I plant cilantro in September and harvest from mid October through May.

I live near Palm Springs California. W can grow cilantro until April. This year we had cool weather regularly is 110. Or more. 😊

You’ve given me some great ideas for trying to grow cilantro here in western Canada! Thank you! ❤

Cilantro ! 1/2 of my family are elergic to it. We stick with parsley. However the coriander seeds we use when making Italian sausage and ground coriander for breakfast sausage.

The tiny flowers are perfect for beneficial insects like predatory wasps.

I live in sun drenched Baja where temps are 45-80 all winter, then summer hits the 120’s. No AC so the house follows the outside temps. I moved here in January so haven’t met summer yet. March 21 is 55-83.

Im about to start fall cilantro in ground from seed made in summer. I find it to be unappealing to rodents and chickens. That's a bonus. I grew a lot outdoors this year. Hundreds in a 4 by 8 bed. I have the seeds in a trash can--a lot still on the dried plant. I have no solutions for harvesting this much.

very nice 5:55 / 5:55 Growing Cilantro & How to Keep it Growing Year Round!

I appreciate all your videos. All positive vibes to you and everyone in the comments. Have a great day yall ❤🕯✨️

Great ideas. Thank you for sharing

Been trying to grow cilantro for few years now..

Thank you. 🙂

Anyone struggle to find cilantro seeds.. Just buy from your indian grocery store its called coriander and crush it by flat wood or something harder into 2/3 pieces they take times to germinate 4 to 10 days

Thank you

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing!

My bad, and thank you for the knowledge

So much for giving so much great information I love cilantro and we do grow it here in California where I live. Thanks so much for sharing.

I have no idea what kind of seeds I got.I just grabbed them.The slung was actually at the Dollar General LO.L it was like in one of those little cardboard Potter.Things ready to go , but I didn't use that I put it in the soil

Great info

We love cilantro.. Great video Valerie! 🌱

Love the info ! Thanks for the help.

I planted all my herbs in the garden to help with pest. Can I just dig them up and pot them and bring indoors?

well done! thank you

Very nice work.. Thank for sharing

This is so helpful! Thank you

I think the issue with finding organic cilantro is most farmers dont want to pay for it since cilantro is already not genetically modified and it doesnt require pesticides or herbicides to create so there is little practical difference between organic and conventional cilantro.

Very interesting thanks for sharing

Thank you for this video 🙏🏼

D***, I just. Saw you are in France, do you like it there?I hated it Just weird maybe because i'm a southern boy

Thank you... very useful info! I'm also an American now living in France (26-Drome... Zone 8). And... I'm a CA native but I lived in TX for 10 years (no wonder I love cilantro so much!). I'm growing cilantro for the first time (in a pot). Question: do you succession sow your cilantro? Thanks, Tannika

How do they hold up to freezing?

I think that she is native English speaker and since she is speaking English, her accent reflects that. I am native English, have been living in a Spanish speaking country for 15 years- Instill don’t have a Spanish accent, don’t think I ever will.

A bit tricky, yes, under snow?

Can cilantro be grown indoors ????

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Why can`t I just cut the cilantro when it starts bolting?

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You don’t live in MN dear notting surviving in blew -10f

Why would you want to? it taste like dish washing detergent! plant parsley! LOL!

Growth ceases during the Persephone period.

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Santo = Monsanto, GMO cilantro, no thanks .

Has she never hear of the letter 'H...?

If you live in France, why don't you have a French accent?

Cilantro is a must grow herb with many health benefits. Great video

Hardest herb to grow. I have given up. Just buy cheap a big bunch on special 99 cents. Life is too short to fret over it.

Great tip to start it outside and bring it in! I can't seem to keep mine from bolting so I think our Aerogarden is going to be 100% cilantro garden. lol

Learned something in the first few seconds-I never knew cilantro and coriander are the same thing!! Thank you!

I freaking love cilantro, one of my favorite things. Especially in curry.

I'm doing option #3 but I built a couple cedar cilantro boxes in lieu of the grow bag. I dump and re-seed them alternately after a couple cut & come again cycles, they get pretty ratty looking beyond that in this heat. Ideally I need four boxes so I can have four stages of growth rather than just two. I bought 1/4 lb of "leisure splits" not knowing how much a 1/4 lb really is, lord knows I have plenty of seed, lol. I have them on a concrete walkway on the north side of the house, they get about 6 hrs of morning sun, shade during the heat of the day, and a little more sun in late afternoon. Probably the coolest spot on the property, I also have some container lettuce going there, it seems to be working with regard to bolting but the walkway is getting pretty clogged up with plants! Loved the video, those guacamole photos made my mouth water! :)

Valerie, I am so glad to have found you on RU-vid. i too have a plce in France where the soil is clay on a slope, but also extrememly rocky. So much of what you share I can relate to! We are not living in France fulltime yet, but I am trying to glean as many skills and information before that as I can. Two things you might consider for your garden to improve the soil and increase your water retention are WOOD CHIPS (we get ours from a local arborist who kindly dumps it on our property). We have done this for the 6 years we have owned the property and the chips have all but disappeared, meaning they have decomposed, creating and inch or two of beautiful black soil. This of course increases the fertility and wqarkability of the soil, but also its ability to retain water. The second thing you might consider are incorporating small SWALES, shallow ditches dug along contour that serve to retard the flow of water on the land. When you dig a swale, the soil is placed on the low side of the slope, it creates a berm on which it to plant shrubs or trees, or whatever, as they can draw from the water and composted debris that collects in the swales. Of course, if your soil is difficult to dig, this could be a mammoth job, maybe not practical at this stage-could take a little bulldozer!

3 years of my garden isn't that good for fall to spring and summer unit in three years old 😂!

Small tip: you can just cut it by sessior it will regrow same like dill and fennel😊

We totally forgot to grow it this year lol !! Some great tips Val. Bolting is next level here !! Have a great weekend!! Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍

cilantro isn’t common in France 😮

Useful info, I enjoyed watching. This is the one plant that has always struggled to survive in my garden😅 But with this video I now know what I could do better, thanks for sharing💚

Great quick video. What do you do with all your cilantro? Give it away? I have not grown it before but would like to expand my herb footprint.

To harvest seeds for next planting, do I leave them on the plant until they turn brown?

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This green vegetable has many benefits. 😊

Thank you! This was very helpful. I'm trying to start a container gardening club so I appreciate this info. FYI, I make my grow bags from landscaping material.

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I really struggle with this but i'm going to try it your way

The fresh seeds are a great was to dress up a boring industrial pilsner.

You're so beautiful! I didn't hear a word you said, lol. Thank you for the video! Planning on growing my own for the first time.