What's The Best Way To Grow Coriander (Cilantro)? How To Grow Coriander Start To Finish
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- What's the best way to grow coriander ? How to grow coriander start to finish. This video will show you the best way to grow cilantro for a continuous harvest corriander leaves and harvest coriander seed. We show you the process all the way from seed to harvest so you can enjoy growing coriander without worrying about coriander bolting,
Growing corinader in containers is a convienient way to get into growing your own food.
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Hi mate, are you buying seeds in bulk from shop or from seed supplier? just wondering if the bulk ones would be viable to grow. We only get a small amount from seed suppliers. Good informative video again mate and I love the mushroom tray idea, I use salad tubs from supermarket as propagation tops, they work brilliant getting seeds started and preventing the surface compost drying out in greenhouse. cheers.
I use seeds that are usually sold for cooking, they can be found in any Asian grocery store
@@MyFamilyGarden Thank you, I shall do the same.
that cloth technique !!!! thank you so much
Mum's a total genius
From a Yorkshire lass to a Yorkshire lad, thank you. Coriander is my all time favourite herb
Older ladies in every culture have so much wonderful tips we can all learn from 😊. Wonderful
What a wonderful father and husband you must be, feeding your beautiful family with your own hands and Gods blessings x
Pre-soaking is the secret! Thank you 😊😊
And keeping them moist
Oh my kids will take this idea and run with it...right now they are in a taco mania. Imagine the pride when sprinkling their own coriander on the meal they just made for the family 🌱🤩🌿 thanks from Stockholm Sweden 🤗
That will be fantastic, it's one of the main reasons I grow food is so my kids have that connection
Aww bless them 😍
If you get a big plant bolting, you can pull it and use the roots as well (most people think you can only use the leaves and seeds). Very popular for SEA cooking, especially Thai, can't make a traditional green curry paste without it. It has a very powerful flavour.
In Indonesia too
Excellent advice, thank you! I have failed multiple times trying to grow coriander, inshallah this time it will flourish!
Good luck, I hope it works for you
What a brilliant video. So intelligently explained. Thank you.
My first time planting coriander this year. Can’t wait to try this method!
Great advice as ever. Your tips and ideas are so helpful.
You're very welcome
Excellent, thanks for the tips!
Mothin, what an excellent video, I wish I had seen it last year! Thank you for the germination advice, I will certainly try that.
Awesome way to grow Coriander. Thanks!
Thank you for sharing brother
The potatoes direction were great and now this... one more great idea to keep my family enjoying fresh health coriander cilantro... peace thank U...
What a brilliant video buddy. Very interesting and well explained. Thank you.
Thanks for this. I grow my coriander this way after the split I just like seeing what other s say. thanks for sharing.
Amazing! Can’t wait to try the cloth germination!!!
Thankyou! Maranatha
Thank you for the video!
Wow! I never thought of growing cilantro/coriander like this! Awesome tip!
Great tip!
really enjoyed your video, what a great idea. I'm definitely going to give it a go. Thank you
Many thanks for this brother
Brilliant. Thankyou for your knowledge
Glad it was helpful!
Very detailed info about germinating and planting coriander.
It's one of the really important herbs we use
Thanks again for another helpful video 🙂👍
Thanks so much for generously sharing this method.
You are so welcome!
Great video can't wait to try this.
Lovely! I can smell the coriander shoots as you were fluffing them up 😂. Salam everyone!
Walaikum salaam, that's the best thing about fresh coriander
This sounds great. 👍
Glad you like it!
Thanks bro! Gonna do this for sure!
Another great video, some good tips. Thanks you
Great tips here, which I am going to try. Not throwing anymore mushroom trays away either! Thanks
Going to do that now, great info as always! 👏 Thank you
Cheers dude. Good method
Great video. Thanks
You are welcome!
Great stuff! This is the next job for us, so perfect timing Mate!
Nice one, Glad I could help! ----
Thank you for this video really helped me thank you 😊
Thank you.
Good tips. I like that the advice you give is often new to info (to me at least!) I've already got some coriander started but am due to get another batch started so will try your soaking method. Thanks and take care
Awesome info mate. Will definitely give it a try 👍
thanks, glad it helped
Brilliant video, I have always struggled with growing coriander so am deffo going to try your method, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Great advice, thank you.
You're very welcome
Aslaam alaycum
I wanted ask which packet of coriander seeds do you use.
Super video jazakala Khair.
Thank you really good information 👍
Glad it was helpful!
What a great idea, thank you, I’m going to try this next time. Your channel is lovely, very best wishes 🌱
Thank you for the cloth trick. Subbed!
Got to love a bit of coriander. Great tips Mothin. Will definitely give it a go 👍🏽
Jazakallah khair 👍🏻
Fab! I'm looking forward to giving this a go. I've not had too much luck with coriander before 👍🏽
Mee too..tried few times always failed!!
Hopefully this method should work for you both
Many thanks - a very useful video :)
You are welcome!
Mate, loving your channel! These are some top tips!
Glad you like them!
Loved the video. Subscribed to your channel.
Subbed. Another great video. I've been wasting so much time messing about growing this stuff... old ways are the best sometimes. 👌
Very helpful, coriander is my most utilised herb and one of the things I find most difficult to get going!!
Love from India... Nice tips..
Great info just moved to a smaller property and trying to grow, just subscribed
Your amazing, I love how you have tips from your parents and Bangladesh
We think the same. Well done!
JazakAllahukhairn. Good info. I've been planting coriander seeds all over the place! In between other plants in pots with fruit trees etc
Always grown spaced out in guttering ,definitely going to try the scarf trick . Off to give it a go right now !
Wow. U got a comment from gazoakley, one of my favorite youtubers.
Thankyou for sharing, I haven’t had success before, will try this technique, my last lot bolted straight away and what was edible was covered with tiny black bugs
Thankyou. 🙏🏾💯
You’re welcome 😊
Excellent tip! Seen lots of ways to sow coriander but this makes most sense, thanks! Now, which scarf am I gonna sacrifice....hmmm? :-)
So glad you like it, an olt dish towel would work well, or an old t-shirt, i like the use of cotton
Don't sacrifice your scarf! I've using one of those re-usable nylon mesh bags they sell in supermarkets to carry loose fruit n veg home in, they cost about 25p
(Top tip....you can also use one for washing your delicates in , in the washing machine!)
Ha ha, thanks but an old pillowcase corner has worked just fine.
👍👍👍
Thank you for the video very interesting, i am hit and miss with coriander so will be trying the way you have shown , so glad i found your channel i love the way you garden as some of the T V gardening show do not show you how to garden they show you how to spend lots of money witch i do not have thanks
I'm with you on that, i don't have money to waste and pretty much live month to month so have to make every penny count
Absolutely brilliant video. Thank you for sharing! I’ve always had trouble with coriander so I’m excited to see what results your methods bring.
Thanks so glad you like it, please keep me updated with your results
Agreed. I've always struggled with germinating coriander seeds so I'll be giving this method a go
Mashallah. Keep up the good work bro!
Nice
Thanks
I wish I had known this earlier as I sowed some coriander seeds when I was doing some of my other veg seeds this weekend..I wish I had thought of sprouting it first.. I will do your method next time ..thanks for the tips 🙂
The ones you sowed will soon come up I'm sure
Ive always had a terrible time getting mine to grow, thank you!
That’s so helpful thank you 😊. How do you keep the grass short around your raised beds?
Loved this! Of course I should’ve been sowing so much more at a time! Why didn’t I think of that?
I wish I could take credit for it but it's mum's techniques lol
How did you know I needed this?
I was going to give up because coriander is so cheap at the grocery store.
I'm psychic lol
This has been in the pipelines for a couples of monthls
Great tip thank you .. the round gourd seeds received thank you but never made it past 2 small leaves 🍃
You make great videos I don’t understand why you don’t have a mountain of subscribers my friend I love your knowledge 🤝
my daughter likes a barbecue on occasion so i'm going to make a couple of herb pots to sit on the patio....................brian
What have you got in mind?
Thank you so much for this. I absolutely love coriander and have failed miserably each times I’ve tried to grow it. Off to get some seeds from the cupboard and soak them in a damp cloth.
Thanks for the tips I've not been successful with coriander it always bolted. Can you do a video on the taro bulbs mine always rot.
I wish you'd make a short video showing the germinating process as well. thank you
Hi Jack, this yorkshire lad will show you how to germinate and grow coriander
I have never successfully grown Coriander, I will try your way, or is it your Mum’s? Same goes for much else like chillis.
My father had a garden like yours, a very long strip at the back of a semi detached house in South Wales. We kept chickens and grew a huge amount of our own food, it was like the early 70s Good Life comedy.
Now I have a semi detached house in South London and I have been looking for a blog on how to garden in that particular British way with our variable British climate. And I think you have it, as I have binge watched loads of yours videos and I think they are brilliant.
Wishing you well.
Will definitely try the scarf. I've soaked in a sealed plastic tub before but the seeds went mouldy, no air getting through I guess so the scarf makes prefect sense.
Great tips as always Mothin. I've sown them as individual plants but I think I will get a pot of cut and come again on the go now too 😊
Great video. I have five coriander plants. How many would you recommend planting in a similar sized pot to in your video?
Since I started soaking my seeds, I've a had far more success but I'll have to try the scarf method! Thanks Mothin!
It's mums little trick, never failed
You need to let us in on all her gardening secrets! 😄✌
Dude ….That’s what I’m talking bout!
My coriander crop has been really poor this year nothing germinated!!!! I’m off to try your technique and see if that works better. Also like your idea of letting some bolt and keeping seeds for next year! What’s the latest I could sow it in the Uk? We use a lot as well and want a good supply for as long as possible! Cheers
I keep a steady sowing every 4 to 6 weeks so we have steady harvests and i keep sowing well into september
Thanks for the information. Just one thing you left out was how often and how much to water coriander and that’s vital to know.
Thank you, I will be trying this. I find that I usually get two seedlings come up out of each seed, occasionally three, so I spend ages thinning them out.
The hard part we see is the casing like a pod, the actual seeds are inside so there are normally 2/3/4 seeds inside
@@MyFamilyGarden Ah thank you!
Do you hang the seeds in the damp cloth or just leave it on the counter? Seems like a really clever and simple way of doing it!
mashallah excellent informative video ..good tips ...just subscribed to your channel brother for future videos .. salaam.
Barakallah feek, glad you like it
salaam brother .. I have been catching up on all your superb videos since I discovered your channel .. my sincere and best duas are with you and all your family .. salaam your brother saeed.
Great videos and advice. Do you use coriander whole and soak them ? 🙏
Yes soak the whole seeds
I found, to sow small pots 4 weeks apart. Use what you can but if not, let it flower until brown and harvest the seeds for next year. Store seeds in a paper bag for next year.
I tried growing coriander from seeds before. I planted them directly into the pot. They did produce baby coriander but it never could grow more than 3 in...so now I am going to try your way.
It needs a fertile soil and a bit of warmth to grow fast
what mulch can you use on coriander plant? and when do you apply the mulch? is it at time of sowing or after the plants have grown a little bit
Really lovr thesd tips as i struggle to grt coriander to grow and I love it. What things can you grow it around to deter pests? Also can you use coriander seeds that you buy in the supermarket for cooking or do they have to come from a garden centre?
These are shop bought seeds
Hi just subscribed, can’t find a good fenugreek sowing video, have you tried it?
It's still a bit early for fenugreek, but it's really easy to grow, broadcast the seeds on a well prepared bed in april/may, gently cover and within a week or so you'll have germination
I’m thinking of making wine this year .. it’s the lemon taste to it...I was eating the flowers last year as loved the taste