Cilantro Seeds 3G

1. I soaked them overnight, then laid them on top (used maybe a fourth of the packet) and sprinkled with soil on top.2. Folded a paper towel and cut in round shape and placed on top and covered with a cardboard until they sprouted.3. Gently watered every day.4. Placed a heat mat under with a timer set to turn on at night only.5. Pot is at a South facing window.This is the result in after two weeks. See picture.Hope the progress continues.ThxJose

This packet had clean seeds and were all ready to plant. I have planted them in a container and they are coming up well. It appears that most of the seeds are producing plants. I only have sprouts right now, but it looks like they will be healthy plants.

This cilantro seed pack come with plenty of seeds. The seeds look fresh and in good condition. They took about a week to sprout for me. To sow the seeds, they need to be lightly crushed in order to sprout. They won't sprout if left as whole seeds. I planted them in a small pot indoor first, I'll bring them outside to be planted in the ground once they are more matured. I'll probably keep a pot indoor for the winter as well. I crushed about a handful of seeds and scattered them in a pot then covered with about 1/2 of soil and kept the pot next to my aerogarden. The seeds germinate best when the temperature is below 70 degrees.

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According to the package, 5g is approximately 550 cilantro seeds. I certainly didn't sit down and count, so I have no idea if there are that many. They're bigger than expected, so it didn't quite look like that many. Regardless, I like that the packaging tells you when and where to plant the seeds. It's spring and they're in my planter now, so we'll see what comes up!UPDATE:Several weeks later, look what came up! The amount in that photo is about half the seeds in the packet.

Several weeks ago, I planted several herbs from the same provider. None of the seeds grew but one type. Now I have an entire garden bed with only one type of plant growing in it. Since one of the things I planted was cilantro, I thought I'd try this one to see if it worked any better. Obviously, it will take some time to see if it will take, so I'll have to follow up, but I'm already impressed with the quality of the seed.

Only issue I can say is the aphids annihilated every bit of the cilantro these seeds grew. I had a huge plot growing from these seeds and the aphids came and destroyed it. What did survive,it did grow in the greenhouse all winter.

Good seeds. Got a good response and growth rate from them.

Great seeds and almost all sprouted!

Seeds are growing.

There are many benefits to adding cilantro to your meals.

These seeds are great. The quality is beyond belief. Highly recommended.

We got them to grow cilantro in the backyard and put them in the soil with Miracle grow potting mix. Some of the seeds sprouted in 3-4 days and seems to grow ok. We also put the seeds in an aero garden to have controlled temperature, fertilizer and plant food. In this environment too we saw that not all of the pods sprouted. However the ones that sprouted have been growing well so far. The seeds are good value for money as we always have some seeds not sprouting, specially organic ones as they don't have food/ fertilizer or growth hamone treated. There are a lot of seeds so we ended up keeping them in the refrigerator so that we can continue using them after the current season.

seeds grew well, cilantro was delicious, chicken and guacamole was consumed. Theres not much to review for seeds, either they grow or they done, and these grew!

I made an indoor herb garden. The seeds started growing within a week and now I have a full pot of cilantro

These seeds have already sprouted in our herb garden and I hope to use the fresh cilantro in a number of dishes soon. Leaves are fragrant.

It grow perfectly and with great taste

These seeds germinated well and are growing nicely in the garden. They are a bit more spendy than competing products. I cannot say that they are better or worse as I am not growing them side by side. I do like that they are non-GMO, heirloom and American-made. Overall they are a great product.

I have never had any luck with cilantro here in the panhandle of Florida. So I was excited to try these seeds especially as they are Non GMO Heirloom seeds. I followed the germination tips on the packet and have planted them in 2 different areas to test. I have a greenhouse covered garden and they have sprouted in under a week. My other garden hasn't sprouted yet but I am happy so far. I am looking forward to some homegrown cilantro this season.

These cilantro seeds have a good germination ratio. The seed package was securely sealed. There is a good quantity of seeds included and so far excellent quality.

Planting instructions are easy to follow. Herb germinated slower than others but it did pop up and it's growing nicely. Fragrant and delightful to watch grow. Fresh cilantro for pico sauces!

I love cilantro so much that I have to grow it to have a constant supply. These premium heirloom seeds germinated nicely and a tiny taste tells me the plants will be delicious.

For me, this brand has had a great germination rate, higher than store-bought varieties. The seed count is always a bit lower than what is listed, but the seeds are larger which may account for the number of seeds being lower due to the larger size. On this round of seeds I had close to 100% germination rate. Only 2 out of the 30 I seed started didn't germinate.

Here in Ohio, my experience in recent years with our crazy weather is my garden has suffered more and more with very intense sun at times that seems abnormal, and the plants struggle under it. Even though in the past cilantro/coriander would do okay in the full sun and not necessarily bolt quickly, it seems like that happens more nowadays. So, I started them under garden lamps and then moved them to an area where they get direct sun part of the day, and indirect sun or part shade the other part of the day, and they look very lush, tall and healthy. Sometimes I will also transplant cilantro under other very tall open plants (like okra) to give them some shade but they still get enough sun - sort of like the permaculture technique - which also fits more plants per square foot. It has done well like that without bolting, and pinching them back to use them regularly will also prevent them going to seed too early. Cilantro does it's best if you start it really early, and also plant more in mid to late summer for a late summer fall crop when it cools off. You get a lot in this package, so I'm overall pretty happy with the results.

So, I got these seeds in a brown envelope, and there's still plenty in there. They look healthy and clean, and when I planted them, they sprouted in about 7 days, which was within my expectations. Whether you're a newbie or a pro, these seeds are a solid choice. They're non-GMO and heirloom, so you know they're good quality. Definitely worth trying out!

a great option for beginners due to its large quantity of seeds and the quality assurance of being non-GMO and heirloom. By following the planting and growing tips, you can successfully grow cilantro in your garden or containers, enjoying fresh herbs throughout the growing season.These seeds are non-GMO and heirloom, meaning they are not genetically modified and come from plants that have been cultivated naturally for generations. This often results in better flavor and quality.Cilantro grows best in full sun but can tolerate some shade. Aim for at least 4-6 hours of sunlight per day.

These seeds arrived in a nice brown paper envelope with easy to see lettering. I surely cannot say how many seeds are in the envelope as small as they are but the amount looks generous. The seeds themselves look healthy and clean with no trash or junk in the envelope with them. I've already seeded some and they germinated pretty quickly in my greenhouse. This is my first time doing echinacea so have my fingers crossed hoping they will flourish but they are off to a good start.

I planted a lot of these seeds in a pot on the day they arrived, and while I am seeing some germination, I am estimating that they're growing only at about 50% of what they should be. There are plenty of seeds in this pouch, and the sampling of the baby leaves I tried are full of flavor, but they don't grow quite as well as they should.

I’ve had a lot of success with other seeds by this company, but this package in particular had a low germination rate and the seed package itself had no date indicating what year or season these were best used by. I’d proceed with a little bit of caution.