Coriander 'Santo'

Coriandrum sativum

Grows best in well cultivated soil in a sunny position. Cilantro is a short lived plant and is very prone to bolting – so having seeds started at different times to ensure a crop all summer long is best. When flower heads appear cut them off to extend the life of the plant.

This plant is best left not transplanted, so sow directly into soil outdoors after the last frost, or start indoors in peat pellets that can be directly planted without disturbing the roots.

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These plants will grow well with Coriander:

These plants will not grow well with Coriander so avoid planting these within close proximity:

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