Moisten The Soil With Water So That.

Indoors, you’ll plant at any time of the year if you set the pot within the right place. To collect seeds, let a plant flower. It’s easy to regrow cilantro from seed.

Place Your Cutting In The Soil And Cover It With About An Inch Of Additional Soil And Pat It Down.

Leave the resulting seed heads on the plant to dry out. Don’t plant in seed tray there are more chances to grow cilantro seeds in pots indoor than seed tray or outdoor. Mist the pots every day with water.

You Can Start Cilantro Indoors About Four To Six Weeks Before The Last Average Frost Date In Your Area.

A couple of weeks after the flowers die back, you’ll see brown seed heads. You can plant cilantro seeds as close as one one or two inches apart for young harvest. After 7 days or less, under the soil the cilantro should have a white sprout coming out of the seed.

#3 | Plant Your Cilantro In Full Sun.

Be sure to water around the plant, not on top of it. And, if you’re growing them in a crowded space, try snipping out every other plant to thin the crop. Today we a showing you how to grow coriander (cilantro) from seeds.

Choose A Container At Least Eight Inches Deep And Wide, With A Drainage Hole In The Bottom.

Make sure the seeds are fully dry before closing the container and storing. Fill with a good potting soil mix. But over the long haul, it doesn't appear to make much of a difference on the overall germination rate and growth rate.