Slow bolting variety: Extends harvest period in warm climates
Heirloom strain: Offers traditional flavor and robust growth
Adaptable planting: Suitable for early spring and fall in Florida
Easy sowing: Can be started indoors or directly in the garden
Compact spacing: 2-4 inch apart for healthy plant development
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Cilantro - Slow Bolt
Coriandrum sativum, is one of the slowest Cilantros to bolt, which is great for Florida’s warm weather. Type: Heirloom When to Plant: In North and Central Florida it’s best to plant Cilantro in the early spring and in the early fall, these are the months of March and August. In South Florida, you have an extended plan
Plant Name
Cilantro (Coriandrum sativum)
Sunlight
Full sun
Plant Class
Asterales
Suitable Space
Outdoors
Germination Time
7-10 days
Number of Seeds per Pack
30-40
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Cilantro Slow bolt seeds
had germination, the seedlings are growing, still a bit early to have other comments. I planted late.