Slow Bolt Cilantro
Slow Bolt Cilantro
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Ships from St. Clair, MI, shipping is the maker's own rate, shown at checkout.
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Slow Bolt Cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) is an easy-to-grow variety bred to take its time before bolting. It produces lush, abundant leaf growth with a bright, fresh flavor. Enjoy it raw in salsas, tacos, and guacamole.
At a glance
- Botanical name: Coriandrum sativum
- Type: Heirloom, open-pollinated, non-GMO herb
- Strength: Slow to bolt
- Growth: Lush, abundant leaves
- Flavor: Bright and fresh
- Sun: Full sun to part shade
Best for
- Salsas
- Tacos and guacamole
- Fresh garnishes
- Succession planting
- Herb gardens
How to grow
Direct sow in full sun to part shade and keep evenly moist. Sow in succession every few weeks for a steady supply, since cilantro is short-lived. Harvest leaves often, and let some plants flower for coriander seed.
Flavor profile
Bright, fresh, and citrusy, at its best eaten raw.
About MIgardener
MIgardener is a Michigan-based company known for affordable heirloom seeds that help home gardeners grow more food from every packet.

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- St. Clair, Michigan
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