If your cilantro died this summer, it’s not your fault! Now it’s time to plant again! #garden #herbs
Nicole Johnsey Burke (YouTube) explains why cilantro often fails in summer—cilantro dislikes hot summer weather—and urges viewers to sow cilantro seed now rather than buying plants. She notes current temperatures (high ~70°F, low in the 50s), demonstrates planting seed directly into soil, and says this will yield cilantro in fall and again when soil warms in early spring. She admonishes viewers not to buy cilantro plants next summer.
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High about 70 degrees; low in the 50s.
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