How to Grow Cilantro from Seed in Pots🍀🌿
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- How to grow cilantro or coriander from seeds in pots and containers,
easy step by step guide on growing cilantro from seed to harvest.
Example of growing herbs from seed.
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#cilantro #coriander #herb
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I saw other videos of how to grow plants, but your method was so much easier to understand and my plants are actually growing. Thank you so much for sharing your videos with us. 😊
So delighted to hear it. Thank you so much for your comment and happy gardening!😊
Superb! I spend so much money on a spindly pot of coriander from the supermarket when I can be growing my own. Thanks for the great videos.
Right on. Thank you very much for the comment.
Exactly! This channel has given me the confidence to grow from seed and it's the first place I look when I have any questions. 👍🏿
@@MaxineShaw_84 Love to hear it! So glad you found them helpful and thank you so much for your comment!😊
Great presentation. Straight to the point with no time waisting comments. Thank you!
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Best gardening videos on TH-cam. Nothing superfluous. Just exactly what people need to know to grow these plants successfully. The irony is it is very difficult to get this necessary advice about the most basic things that need to be done at different stages of growth even from the nursery. You are providing an invaluable resource!
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Great timing for me for this video. I just planted some yesterday...first time! Thanks!
Glad to hear it. Thank you very much!
These videos are great, and they help me to learn better on how to become self-sufficient. Thank you so much! 🌿
So glad you found them helpful. Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!😊
Thank you so much for this.Because i'm out at four o'clock in the morning trying to check on my seedlings
Great! Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!
Are you just using window light, or grow lights, I have a sun room and wondering if that is enough
If you are asking about the seed stage, I keep my seed tray in a bright shed like room in my backyard until the seedlings sprout. As soon as they pop out, I move them outside in indirect sunlight or 3-4 hours of direct early morning sunlight. If you have a sunny room, that will work too (way better than grow lights). Hope this helps. Happy growing and thank you for visiting!
Thank you. Have not had good luck when planting cilantro. Going to try your way.. Thank you
Hope you have a better results this time. Happy growing and thank you for your comment!
He left out it’s like cold conditions to grow
Thank you for sharing this 🤍 this was so nice to watch 🤍
Delighted to hear it. Thank you so much for your comment!😊
Another great video! Thank you so much!
Thank you very much for your support!🙏
Hello thank you very much for the video what zone do you live in
@@joselb2505 Hello. I am in 9b. Thank you very much for visiting!
Thanks for the video! Simple and short but to the point. Keep it up!
Should I keep the cilantro in full sun or partial sun? Mine always tend to bolt.
Are you going to be doing a broccoli or Brussels sprouts video?
I would keep cilantro in part-sun and well watered. It will help with the bolting.
I have a very short cold season and haven't had much luck with broccoli so far. My broccoli plants get leggy and bolt. This time I want to try sprouting broccoli varieties which perform better in mild winters.
So glad you like my videos and thank you very much for your inspiring comment!😊
@@TowardGarden Will definitely do that with the cilantros this year and can’t wait for a potential broccoli video in the future. I’ll definitely be referring back to all your videos as my plants grow! Thanks!
Sounds great. Cheers!
Thank you so much good idea 👍
Most welcome 😊 thank you very much for your comment!
Just can't get my seeds to germinate - only difference is I'm using potting mix instead of seed starting mix - does that really make a big difference?
Potting mix sometimes contains fungi and mold which kills seeds. That might be the problem. Also, you can soak seeds in water overnight to help germination. Hope this helps and thank for getting in touch!
What's the weather when u planted these coriander seeds? I live in southeast asia and were on rainy season
Cilantro grow best in cool weather. Start in early spring and make successive sowings every few weeks until summer heat comes on strong. Sow again in cooler fall weather, especially in mild winter areas. If you are in southeast asia, you can try varieties that are native to that area such as Vietnamese Bac Lieu Cilantro. happy growing and thank you for visiting.
@@TowardGarden Thank you! I guess I'll plant them on November. How many times do you water them and do they stay inside the greenhouse?
❤thanks. I can smell it from my screen 😂
They indeed smell amazing! Thank you so much for your comment!😊
Mine is growing leggy without true leafs. What's happening?
Is it probably too hot, or they don't get enough light. In warm or hot weathers, cilantro will grow leggy and go flowering/bolting. Thanks for visiting.
Wow
Thank you co much!!
I started planting cilantro seeds, but my sprouts do not look similar 😅 I’m starting to think the wrong side was packaged in the bag
That is very possible with seeds. Sometime you get the wrong variety or completely the wrong seeds. Hope next time you will get it right. Thanks for visiting.
Nice method 👌
Thank you! Cheers!
Very nice Video thank you so much for sharing, for the germination period, Do you use any heat mat or add more lights or you put then in green house specially when the weather is cold, thanks
Glad you liked it. I don't use heat mat nor grow lights. I keep my seed tray in a shed like room in my back yard (at 55-70F) and as soon as they sprout, I move them outside to 4-6 hours of early morning sun. If it is cold outside, I keep them in a protected space such as cold frame or a clear storage tote. If night temperature drops below 50F (10C), will bring them inside at nights. Hope this helps and thank you very much for your comment!
I've been struggling with planting spearmint, I'd love to see one of your video guides on how to plant it properly if possible.
Good suggestion. I will try to have a video on spearmint in future. Thank you.
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Mine just shoot straight up like a sprout and then bend over bc they grow too tall too fast instead of branching out :( does anyone know what to do about that?
It is probably too hot for the plants and they start to flowering/bolting. Move them to a cool/shade spot and pinch back the tall stems. hope this helps and thank you for getting in touch!
Another TH-cam video said you should break the seeds in half and then plant. I did that and nothing has grown. I’ll try keeping the seeds full… thank you !
I never break seeds. Seeds with hard shells will take longer to germinate and if you want to cut that time, you can soak them in water overnight. But that is totally optional. Hope you will have a better results next time. Happy growing and thank you for visiting.
Does cilantro grows on tropical climate?
I think yes, you can grow them. If it is too hot, you can move plants to a shady spot, but other than that, they will thrive in tropical climate. Give it a try. happy growing!🌱
You said water soulable high nitrogen fertilzer.....actually which fertilizer i can use?? Or what subsititute we can use naturally??
You can use any water soluble fertilizer that has high number of nitrogen (N) in NPK ration, such as 5-1-1. One of the best natural water soluble fertilizers is Fish Emulsion or Fish fertilizer. Another good option is Alfalfa meal. You can add it to the soil, or let it sit in water and make tea and feed plants. I have both of them listed om my amazon page: www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-3dd9a3b6/list/3OOR0YYL58Y0Z?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d . And if you want to keep your cilantro for a longer time, just add chicken manure to the soil. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting!
Do you keep these inside? Should they be in a sunny spot? Thx!
No, not inside. If it is not too hot, full sun is fine. But if too hot, or you don't have a sunny spot, part shade will work too. Thank you for visiting.
Посеяла, у меня получилось, растёт.
Wonderful🥳so glad to hear it👏
how often are you supposed to water them
Cilantro needs plenty of water when grown in pots and in dry weather. Keep the soil moist but not soggy. Water early in the morning and don't let soil dry out. I usually water them daily. Hope this helps and thank you.
@@TowardGarden thank you, but ive heard that cilantro is supposed to be watered every few days. so watering every morning is better?
@@uhhhnatalise the key is to keep soil wet. Where I live, I had to water daily. Maybe in your area is cooler and needs less watering. As long as soil is not dried out, it is ok. Thanks.
What do you mean by sow it’s a few weeks?
It means sow new seeds every 3-4 weeks for a fresh harvest from new plants. Fresh leaves are better than leaves harvested from old plants. thanks for visiting.
What does it mean to sow every few weeks?
It means you start the process from seeds every 4-5 weeks for a continuous and fresh crop. The old plants will get bitter after several harvest. So you get rid of them and harvest from the new ones. Thanks for visiting!
2 weeks later, my cilantro seed has not grown. I have it near the window.
They have hard shells and it may take up to 3 weeks to germinate. If they are not effected by any disease and got rotten, they will germinate. And if you don't see any actions in a week, try to push the top soil around to see if seeds are ok and if you se tiny sprouts, just cover them again. hope you will have a great results and thank you for visiting!
I put 4 seeds in a pencil sized hole, will I be okay?
Let them germinate and once they have 2-3 leaves, try to separate them. It should be ok. Thanks for visiting.
What happen when you plant the seed a little too deep? My husband always think he know it all even when I knew you can’t plant them too deep.
It depends how deep. The depth I mentioned is not exact and you can have margins. But if the seed is planted too deep, most probably it won't germinate. Every seed has a depth specific to the variety and if you plant the seeds too deep or too shallow, it will struggle to germinate. Mostly, if it is too deep, it will rot. Husbands are like that, my wife says the same thing 😄 Thanks for visiting.
@@TowardGarden he literally dug a hole. I should’ve listened to myself lol. Thank you for replying! ☺️
Don't get what I'm doing wrong nothing is growing on 😢.
Sorry to hear that. It may be a bad seed batch or the temperature is cold? You may also soak seeds in water overnight to helps germination. Good luck!
Can you reuse this coir+perlite mix?
You can, but I suggest to use fresh seed mix to prevent disease such as damping off. You can certainly use them in your potting mix though. Thanks.
What king of soil you used?
I use my own mix which is composted manure+perlite+peat moss. Thanks for visiting!
What fertilizer do you recommend?
For herbs and any leafy green vegetables, the best is high nitrogen fertilizers, such as water soluble fish emulsion (5-1-1), or alfalfa meal. If you want to amend soil, any manure (steer, chicken,..) is a great choice too. Thanks for visiting.
@@TowardGarden thanks!
Mine start growing but then end up dying and drying up. Their watered daily...idk what im doing wrong
It is hard to tell without seeing but if you water them daily, then probably there is something going on the soil effecting the roots. Remove some soil around roots to see if you can notice any bug/worm activity. You can either use systemic pesticide to drench the soil, or scatter Food grade diatomaceous earth ( amzn.to/3YL9MJf ) around stem on the soil and water. Hope your plants will thrive. Good luck.
Because you didn’t put sunlight
@@GOJO123r I did. Obviously it's not going to grow in the shade
It’s is because watering daily means they are getting to much water
When you say “Sow every few weeks…” How do u get seed from the new plant? Or do you just take a stem off on its own and plant it? Plant noob here.
For a continues harvest, you want to sow seeds every few weeks so by the time one has done producing fresh leaves, the new ones catch up and you have a fresh harvest. The seed packets usually have enough seeds to sow several times. But if you want to collect seeds, let the plant go to bolting (flowering) and once flowers get to seed stage you can collect them. This might take several weeks and is often at the end of the growing season. Thanks for visiting.
@@TowardGarden This was the exact info I was looking for. Thank you for your feedback!
Glad to be of any help. Happy gardening!
I want to send some pictues of my plant.. And i need some suggestions.. Where i can send you??
You can email it. Check my channel page>about for the email. Thanks.
What brand of fertilizer do you use?
I usually used water soluble fish fertilizer, mostly Alaska. Thanks for visiting.
@@TowardGarden thank you!