Trim cilantro as needed to encourage new growth, and harvest before it bolts to maintain a longer supply of younger and tendered leaves.Įnjoy a hassle-free harvest with Gardyn. And top-up with a balanced fertilizer every two weeks.Learn how it works.Ĭilantro is an easy-to-grow herb that thrives in indoor conditions just as well as it does outdoors. All you need to do is pop a 圜ube into any open receptacle of your Gardyn unit, and our app will take it from there.įrom lighting to water, and even plant food - your Gardyn indoor herb garden does everything for you. You’ll find everything you need in 圜ubes (our starter pack includes 30) containing non-GMO, locally sourced, and pesticide-free seed varieties sourced from all around the world. There’s another easier way to grow and care for cilantro indoors, and that’s with Gardyn’s lineup of hydroponic indoor garden kits. Your cilantro leaves will be ready for harvesting after a month, or when the plant is around 4 – 6 inches tall.This can be extremely helpful for germination. Tip: Consider putting plastic wrap over the top of the container to help create a greenhouse environment for your seeds. Lightly water to help your seeds settle into the soil.Plant cilantro seeds about half an inch deep, and cover with a thin layer of soil.

Prepare your growing media in a container and pre-moisten it.

Find a warm, sunny spot for your cilantro plant (ideally where the ambient temperature is at least 70☏).

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