Although it is loved by many, cilantro can be quite fussy. Wilting cilantro is one of the most common things gardeners struggle with, but why does it happen so frequently? I have the answers, and I’m happy to share them with you! Cilantro can wilt due to 1) overcrowding, 2) transplant shock, 3) excessive sun,…
Coriander powder is much more flavorful when it’s fresh. So why not grind your own coriander seeds? Whether or not you have special tools available, you can do it in different ways! Coriander seeds can be ground into a powder using blenders, coffee grinders, food processors, mortar and pestles, spice mills, meat cleavers, meat hammers,…
Cilantro is a notoriously difficult plant to grow. If you also get a pot not suitable for it, chances are that you might not get the best out of it. A recommended pot size for a single cilantro plant regularly harvested is around 8 inches in diameter and 6 inches in depth. Width is important…
People that have successful indoor cilantro do just two things right: watering and fertilizing. Which fertilizer to choose and how often is good to water cilantro? In general, cilantro needs a fertilizer that is higher nitrogen content as this is a leafy plant and water-soluble. A fertilizer with N-P-K of 12-4-8 is ideal and should…