Don’t forget, cilantro is a cool season plant! It’s almost time to plant those seeds again #cilantro
Nicole Johnsey Burke explains how to keep cilantro from bolting. Plant when temperatures are between 45°F and 75°F, cut the center stalk when it starts to bolt, and keep sowing new seeds through the season using slow-bolt varieties.
Questions this video answers
Between 45°F and 75°F.
Cut it off at the main center stalk.
Use a slow-bolt or long-standing variety.
Keep planting cilantro from seed.
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