Specifications These premium Australia Four Seasons Cilantro seeds are strictly cleaned and screened to filter out shrunken, broken and immature grains to ensure stable germination. This versatile annual herb grows upright thin green stems and abundant finely serrated foliage. The leaves carry a rich, distinctive aromatic taste widely used as seasoning. This imported variety is bred to resist bolting even under warmer temperatures, extending the harvest window. The plant blooms small pale white flowers once bolting begins, followed by round coriander seeds.
Product Advantages Australia Four Seasons Cilantro has excellent heat tolerance and strong resistance to premature bolting, allowing sowing across multiple seasons. It grows vigorously and delivers abundant harvests of fresh fragrant leaves. Pair it with aromatic herb seeds and culinary herb seeds to build your year-round kitchen herb garden.
Growing Method Step 1: Choose a sunny or partially shaded spot with loose, fertile, well-drained soil. Clear weeds and break up soil clumps. Step 2: Soak seeds for 12 hours before sowing to boost germination. Sow seeds thinly, cover lightly with 0.5cm fine soil, mist water gently. Step 3: Keep soil consistently moist, avoid overwatering that causes seed rot. Step 4: When seedlings develop 2 to 3 true leaves, thin seedlings out, leaving 10–15cm spacing between each plant. Step 5: Water regularly in dry weather. Apply diluted nitrogen fertilizer to encourage lush leaf growth. Step 6: Provide light shade during hot summer days to delay bolting and preserve leaf flavor. Step 7: Harvest young tender leaves before flowering. Once the plant bolts, leaf aroma fades quickly.
Suitable Climate Cilantro prefers cool to mild environments, optimal growing temperature between 15℃ to 22℃. This four seasons variety can endure warmer temperatures compared with common cilantro. Extreme high heat will still trigger bolting.
Applications Ideal for backyard home gardens, patio containers and raised garden beds. Fresh cilantro leaves are popular for garnishing, salads, soups, stir-fries and many global cuisines as a classic aromatic seasoning.
FAQ Q: How long for Australia Four Seasons Cilantro seeds to germinate? A: Under cool and moist conditions, seeds germinate within 7 to 14 days. High temperature will slow sprouting.
Q: Can I grow cilantro in pots? A: Yes, use wide and shallow pots, place in partial sun, maintain regular watering for steady leaf growth.
Q: Why does cilantro bolt early? A: High temperature and drought are the main triggers. This four seasons variety greatly delays bolting.
Q: Is this coriander suitable for successive sowing? A: Yes, plant batches every 3 weeks to get continuous supply of fresh cilantro leaves.
