If You're Planning On Harvesting Some Of The Seeds Too, Leave A.

It is a quite common mistake to grow cilantro in small pots. Work it into the soil to a depth of at least 18 inches and rake the area to make it smooth. Drill some drainage hole in your container before filling it with soil.

Water The Plants When The Soil Feels Dry To The Touch.

Cilantro plants need full sun to grow well, so place the pot in a sunny spot. Rows of cilantro plants should be at least a foot apart to provide good airflow. This will be more often in the summer months.

Cut Off The Leaves Just Above Where They Meet The Stem.

Add cilantro and cook five more minutes. To grow cilantro indoors, it’s important that the plant have full sun four to five hours per day. It could take up to 14 days for sprouts to appear in your pots.

Seeds Should Be Planted About 1 To 2 Inches Apart And Roughly 1/4 To 1/2 Inch Deep.

Root rot is also a common problem with this plant where the leaves will droop and turn yellow. Prepare the soil by working compost or organic matter at least 18 inches deep, and then rake smooth. Because cilantro bolts (goes to flower) quickly, sprinkle seeds every few weeks during the cool months so that you have a steady supply of fresh leaves.

Sow Seeds About ¼ Inch Deep Directly In The Ground About ½ Inch Apart.

Add water, onions, and garlic to sausage and bring to simmer. You can do this a few times during the growing season. Keep them suspended just above the surface of the plants and raise them as your cilantro grows.