Cilantro (Coriandrum sativum)
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Bring fresh herb flavor to your cool-season garden with Cilantro. Its leafy growth is used as cilantro, while the mature seeds are known as coriander.
Light
Choose sun to partial shade, with some afternoon shade in warm conditions.
Soil & water
Provide well-drained soil and consistent moisture. Check the root zone regularly, without leaving it soggy.
Florida growing season
Fall and winter are the best seasons for growing cilantro in Florida. Long, warm days encourage it to flower and set seed, so plan on a seasonal crop rather than year-round leaf production from one plant.