Cilantro Seeds – Leisure Splits

an extended harvest window. Whether you're growing for fresh salsas or spice jars, Leisure Splits delivers dependable results.[split_description] Why You’ll Love It Dual-Purpose Herb: Leaves offer bright citrusy flavor; seeds can be harvested as coriander. Slow to Bolt: Bred for delayed flowering, giving you a longer harvest season. Vigorous Growth: Fast-growing and productive in both spring and fall gardens. Great for Containers: Compact and tidy — ideal for pots, planters, or raised beds. Plan t Characteristics Height: 12–24 inches Growth Habit: Upright, leafy annual with delicate, lacy foliage Leaf Type: Broad, flat, and deeply cut green leaves Days to Maturity: 45–70 days (for leaf and seed stages) Hardiness: Hardy annual Flavor and Culinary Uses Flavor: Citrusy, slightly spicy, and fresh — classic cilantro taste Culinary Uses: Use in salsas, chutneys, curries, tacos, soups, and as garnish; coriander seeds are used in spice blends and pickling Companion Planting Tips Good Companions: Basil, tomatoes, spinach, and beans Avoid Planting Near: Fennel (can inhibit growth) Bonus Benefit: Flowers attract hoverflies and other beneficial insects Common Issues and Solutions Bolting in Heat: Sow in cooler weather or provide afternoon shade in hot regions Sparse Growth: Thin seedlings early and use rich, well-drained soil Leaf Yellowing: Avoid overwatering and ensure proper drainage Seeds Per Packet 1g Approximately 71 5g Approximately 355