Seed Needs Culantro Seeds for Planting Mexican Coriander - Non-GMO Heirloom & Untreated Culinary/Medicinal Herbs to Grow an Indoor/Outdoor Herb Garden (1 Pack)

It gave me some trouble trying to get the seed to germinate. But then I realized it's from a tropical region. So when the temperature outside warmed up to be regularly more in the 80's during the day and only in the 70's at night, I put some outside to sprout before bringing back inside for my hydroponic herb garden. Sill it took almost 4 weeks before anything showed. One of the things many seed companies leave off of their packets is the Germination temperature. There are different ranges touted on line, but the one I'm going with is 80-85°F (27-29°C). And the average germination time is long. Ranging from 14 to as long as 30 days. Plus the seeds should not be covered as they need light to sprout. And they must remain moist. If you google information on Culantro, be sure google didn't change it to Cilantro, or include Cilantro in the results.

Nothing sprouted i mean not one seeds didn’t look good from the start had a feeling they were gonna be duds i was correct

I was skeptical based on bad reviews of no germination. I planted maybe a dozen and I had a few germinate. Initially I thought they were done for but after a few weeks they came up. Just be patient. The culantro plants grow very small root structures but can last a very long time producing flavorful leaves. Just cut the flowers off as they come up to keep the leaves growing and tender.

Awesome

Me llego el paquete de dos artículos pero no me llega el tercer producto. Me falta las semillas de culantro. Yo anhelaba tenerlo para sembrar esta primavera.