Cilantro help

12 years ago

My cilantro was doing great until recently. I have 2 plants (in the same big pot) and one has bolted the corriander seeds are green. The other plant, which did not bolt, I was using for recipes looks terrible. It is turning yellow and not producing leaves. Is there anything I can do to save it?

Comments (2)

fatamorgana2121
12 years ago
My best advice, sow more coriander seed and start new plants.

FataMorgana
nygardener
12 years ago
It's one of those plants that you have to sow steadily to get a constant supply, since they're so short-lived.

Set aside 8 square feet for cilantro and plant the first square in week 1, the second square in week 2, and so on. By the time you get to square 8 (or sooner), the first square will be ready to harvest and re-plant.
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