HOW TO GROW MICROGREEN CILANTRO CORIANDER CHINESE PARSLEY OR DHANIA

HOW TO GROW MICROGREEN CILANTRO CORIANDER CHINESE PARSLEY OR DHANIA
How to grow microgreen cilantro also known as coriander, Chinese parsley or Dhania. Key tips to help you grow prefect cilantro with a heavy harvest.
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1.) The best time to plant #coriander /cilantro depends on where you live or if you're growing indoor feel free to plant now. Cilantro won't survive in frosty conditions, but it doesn't like extreme heat either. In temperate climates, the best time to start planting coriander/cilantro is in late spring, between the months of March and May. In more tropical climates, cilantro will grow better during cooler, dry times of year, such as fall.
• You may also have success by planting coriander/cilantro late in the summer and allowing it to grow into the fall.
• If the weather grows too hot, the coriander/cilantro plants will start to bolt - which means they will flower and go to seed, so choose your time of year wisely. To get a head start on the weather, try starting your seeds indoors and then transfer them outside as the weather improves.
2.)Prepare a spot in your garden. Select a patch of soil where the coriander/cilantro will get full exposure to the sun. It will tolerate some shade in southerly areas where the sun gets very hot during the day. The soil should be light and well-drained.
• If you wish to cultivate the soil before planting, use a shovel, rototiller or spade to work 2 to 3 inches of an organic mulch such as compost, rotten leaves or manure into the top layer of soil. If you are using manure, make sure the manure is composted or aged for at least 3 months so it doesn't burn the young plants. Rake the area smooth before planting.
3.) Plant the coriander #cilantro seeds. Sow the seeds about 1⁄2 inch deep, spaced 3 to 4 inches apart, in rows approximately 1/3 foot apart. coriander/Cilantro seeds need plenty of moisture to germinate, so make sure to water them frequently. They need about an inch of water per week. They should germinate in about 7 to 9 days.
• As coriander/cilantro grows so quickly, you should plant a new batch of seeds every 2 to 3 weeks to ensure that you have a fresh supply of cilantro throughout the growing season.
4.) Care for the coriander/cilantro. Once the seedlings have reached about 2 inches in height, you can fertilize them with compost or organic fertilizer. Be careful not to over-fertilize, you only need about 1/4 of a cup for every 25 feet of growing space.
• Once the plants have established themselves, they do not need as much water. You should aim to keep the soil damp, but not soggy, as coriander/cilantro is a dry climate herb.
5.) Prevent overcrowding. Stop the cilantro plants from becoming overcrowded by thinning the seedlings when the cilantro is 2 to 3 inches tall. Pull out the smaller plants and leave the strongest ones to grow larger. The smaller plants can be used in cooking and eaten.
• You can also prevent weeds from growing by spreading some mulch around the base of the plants as soon as they are visible above the soil.
6.) Harvest the cilantro. Harvest cilantro by cutting off individual leaves and stems from the base of the plant, near ground level, when the stems are 4 to 6 inches tall. Use the fresh, new shoots in cooking, not the older, ferny-type leaves which can taste bitter.
• Don't cut off more than one third of the leaves at one time, as this can weaken the plant.
• Once you have harvested the leaves, the plant will continue to grow for at least two or three more cycles.
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[@draglorde]

Great video, thank you for the insight. You story is inspiring. You seem to have some interesting setups. Is it hydroponics, flud and drain and typical watering? I would love to hear or see more about you setup ;)

[@kalvinmoodley2523]

I would also love to hear about your setup

[@pokeyou9736]

Chris Thoreau started farming microgreens 15+ years ago when there was little to know info on growing them. Growing microgreens as a business was his experimental project. About mold, Chris stated the most likely cause for mold appearing is the quantity of compost in your soil mix. He found that by eliminating the compost component mold problems went away. After discovering the compost connection to mold growth his current soil mix contains 5% compost. The no compost mix is pete based with coconut and lime, Sungro calls this their Promix.

[@basicallysport]

criminally under rated channel. good tips all around here

[@randallscott77]

I take it you are using Happy Frog. Have you tried mixing in the vermiculite and the perlite to the soil, as opposed to covering the seeds with it?

[@lalocompi]

Gracias por compartir Luis, I wish you had more videos like this one. Keep up the fantastic work you've been doing. Saludos.

[@LuisGonzalezMicrogreens]

new video up how to plants micro leeks

[@lamontbyrd3039]

Hey Luis, I'm local in South Florida. Looks like business is doing well for you. Just wanted to know if you needed any help. I'm interested in learning from you. If you're looking to hire help I'd like to be apart of your growth. As a resident of South Florida I'm familiar with Dade and Broward. My name is Lamont. I hope to hear from you about any opportunities you my have.

[@ninainqa]

Thank you so so much for this video! Can I apply this method to other microgreens?

[@MrJFoster1984]

Can I ask where you get the black trays from on the pallet racking please? Thanks

[@aaronlawry7478]

Wow... love it! Great video and information, thanks for Sharing. I'm researching the net with a view to start a Microgreens business in my town. It's great to see what you have done. Your growing setup seems vastly different to others I have seen. You appear to be using, are they bread crates? Flood drain watering system? Can I ask what lights you are using? Thanks again.

[@aregst]

Go ahead.. go ahead...go ahead.... It is repeated so often and in places, where one needs no "go ahead" in a sentence at all.

[@cryptoaaron4762]

How long was your blackout and how long did you have it under lights

[@timcowher7151]

Great Videos! What size clamshell containers do you use for how much MG's/each?

[@peterbrown2882]

You need the microphone closer to you, as you can hardly be heard.

[@cedricchung7565]

Hi luis, nice video it is helpful. I saw in your other videos that when harvesting you do not have seeds coat on the microgreen. Can you tell me how to prevent those seed coats from sticking to the leaves?

[@DJR382]

Luis , do you use hydrogen peroxide to rinse and sanitizer your sunflower and other seeds that require a pre rinse... thank you

[@tictoc01085]

You will have much better results without mold if you top dress with 1/4 inch of soil. You also lose all the seed hulls. Also... Just my experience... soak seeds for 12 hours H2O and peroxide.. drain...soak with 120 degree water for 15 min..drain for 12 hours with a dampened cloth over... and let sit until the first root forms... then plant... i never have mold and get a 5 to 7 oz yiels out of a 10x20 tray consistently. Love your videos... You are a true awesome farmer!!!

[@ricardosifontes3493]

Gracias Luis muy buena información and good video

[@draglorde]

Adam, have you played with watering systems?

[@LuisGonzalezMicrogreens]

+ricardo sifontes Thanks my friend. Love the support 🙏

[@Tonyinterviewz]

Lol chinese? Lol maybe Mexican

[@TheWayOfShea]

wheres the link for the hedge trimmer??

[@kivsa85]

Something was going on with the audio there...

[@Mark_T_902]

Good video. Intro could be a bit shorter though. Lots of going ahead lol 😂

[@LuisGonzalezMicrogreens]

+NS Gardener Thank you. I will work on it

[@TheSeedsOfXanxadu]

Nice man! Yeah I tore my thumb up using those harvesting very similarly to you. Hahaha. Good note to the people. I now use the quick cut. Although I don’t think it’ll work with those bread trays.

[@tanyapineda7212]

OMAHGAWDBRO.... YOUR RACKS ARE STAAAAACKED!!!😯💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚 SO INSPIRING! Thank you for all this info!!!

[@SpringerPumpsLLCTelford]

Great video, but I would suggest using eye protection while using hydrogen peroxide. You talk about your fingers getting burned, your eyes will fair much worse!

[@GGTanguera]

Where are your trays from?

[@travelandtech2185]

hey guys. great video!. I would like to ask. where did you get your large flood trays from? i've been looking for something that size. any links for this?

[@808blockchain]

Just WoW...!!! My wife and I are just starting to grow microgreens as an experiment to see if we will be able, or even want to grow them commercially... Your videos are perfect for anyone who wants to start and see if this is for them... Mahalo

[@thebrotherhoodlc]

Hey Luis what is on the bottom of tray? I'm trying to get into bottom watering and cant find the correct trays to use

[@purushwilson4127]

id also like to know what you're using under the soil Luis?

[@definitelynotciabear6956]

@@purushwilson4127 If you are going to do bottom watering I highly suggest checking out Josh Sattin on KZbin. He is an at home market gardener in the Carolinas and he does bottom watering. He has videos that show you how he does everything and what trays he uses and where he gets them. I realize you typed this comment 4 months ago and have probably already figured out your setup and what you are doing but if not or you just want some more tips for bottom watering, this guy has a great setup and is open about all of his setups and where to get all the items he uses.

[@niclieb4059]

Hey Luis, I appreciate your videos :) Do you have a link for the water resistant bags you are using? Greetings!

[@jameswelsh7744]

Luis, awesome video man very informative, I love your set up, it’s radically different but efficient even more so, I appreciate the hard work you put in to teaching us about the microgreens craft!

[@felipevilani]

Hi Luiz how you doing!? Great work congratulations!!! Just wondering, do you compost your sol after harvesting? big hug!

[@mcm4618]

Hi Luis, was wondering if you would share what you use in the top and bottom of your clear product containers, thanks, Michael

[@4pesa]

Too loud music

[@ryanclark2270]

Once again, great info. I grow microgreens hydroponicly. Is there any reason you do not grow hydroponicly with grow mats?

[@vijaianandmohan4752]

Thank you for the informative video. I had mold issues with Cilantro (never tried Hydrogen Peroxide). Next time I will wash the seeds with Hydrogen Peroxide.

[@ronque23]

Thanks again, Luis! I was wondering how you knew to cut the stems like that. Just asking the chefs what they like.

[@2quick4u84]

hi Luis thanks for the video.. one question, do those big green trays you use have holes in the botton for drainage? how do you water those big trays? thanks again

[@kathleenchisholm4672]

you don't wash your product before delivery? just asking

[@purushwilson4127]

Hi Luis great videos! can you please provide some more details about the flood and drain tables, bread creates, bread create liners etc..

[@shawnpippi6769]

Awesome videos from Luis. Can't wait to upscale my production with some of these setup/growing tips.

[@rjb6919]

great video, just about to start coriander and I'll go ahead and use your tips - thanks

[@dnugearl2549]

I’m trying to learn as much as I can before I even get into micro greens I’m so glad I found your channel

[@share9821]

Do you have only sanitize cilantro seeds? Or can you do this to all seeds?

[@annpower9756]

thanks for the info what do you use in the bottom of the big trays to stop soil falling through

[@arthurenglish971]

Man I always heard Cilantro was a difficult one

[@bobbybigboulder]

Go ahead and make a video about your warehouse setup.

[@caseykelso1]

i would love a vid like that...

[@kalvinmoodley2523]

Please tell us more about your setup.

[@24karats4you]

Where can I buy that microgreen trimmer/harvester Luis?

[@definitelynotciabear6956]

He mentions in the video that it is a black and decker hedge trimmer. They are going to be available at most home improvement stores like a Lowe's or Home Depot as well as Amazon and probably even Ebay.

[@minutetokill7747]

Timely video man. I appreciate it. I’m a new grower. Cilantro is on the list for this week!

[@brandonkrause6401]

Great stuff man. Thanks.

[@fionamariesworld7313]

This is seriously cool.

[@lonesvit1362]

Great advice

[@zach3305]

Once you go ahead and go ahead, you will end up going ahead until ultimately we can go ahead and go ahead.

[@zach3305]

Just be sure to go ahead and go ahead 👍

[@zach3305]

But.....I only hope you remember to go ahead and go ahead.

[@beogeek]

What's with the drip? 0:17 ps get rid of that extra-long intro it almost made me want to stop watching... Otherwise good content.

[@caseykelso1]

You kids got some Heavy Heavy structure for your trays and lights...WOW!!! im getting 60$ racks from walmart, with no lights yet...LOL Cilantro is on our list too... great vid brothers! learn something new with each video you guys do....thanks for sharing

[@LuisGonzalezMicrogreens]

+Casey Kelso Thank you, I did start from home in my living room with 10x20 trays. I’m glad I can help you succeed. Keep pushing my friend 💪🏻

[@dingfeldersmurfalot4560]

You might have the longest intro I have ever seen, almost a minute and a half. Holy cow.

[@RiverPlaid]

Luis, awesome content. Keep growing. 🌸

[@lemontree9019]

Thank you. I was looking forward for a video from you

[@LuisGonzalezMicrogreens]

+Μαρία Γαλανάκη Many Thanks. I have plenty more on the way 😃

[@Ellienollie]

I like the hustle bro

[@LuisGonzalezMicrogreens]

+Daniel Zaman Thank you my dude. Much love

[@kashalp]

#GoAhead 🤣 Thanks for the video. Good info.