THE FASTEST WAY TO GROW CILANTRO NOBODY TALKS ABOUT

[@LeisaStroud-df4yj]

I love cilantro, my grandmother loved it in her watermelon 🍉 salad with lime!

[@nitapatel1348]

Very good method, FYI I split the seedsby putting them between two layers of cloth or paper towels and use the Rollin pin gently to split them in half this way u will have almost double amount of crop. I love to watch yr Chanel

[@sylviasandy]

That works too. Thank you for sharing, Nita. ❤️ ❤️

[@guchieskitchen]

Beautiful sharing ❤❤❤

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you, Mama. ❤ ❤

[@UrsulaPrins]

Thx for sharing. Great video

[@Journeywithanna38]

I have never grown cilantro before I will follow your instruction. I love cilantro in my green smoothie however where I live you can pay $2 for a bunch that goes off in a few days growing my own will be amazing 🙏🏾

[@sylviasandy]

Thanks for sharing.😊 ❤️

[@joennepease3655]

Thanks for sharing 🌻 love Cilantro

[@sylviasandy]

The best! Thank you for watching, Joenne. ❤ ❤

[@birgitelisabeth9661]

Thank you! That was very comprehensive. I especially liked the update pictures after 7 days and after 15 days and after 27 days.

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome, Elisabeth. 😊 Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️

[@kevintodd8195]

I always wonder why you have the same dishes as me lol,I did this it is so fun to let the plant completely sprout in the wet paper towels.

[@beltoftruth56]

You have given me hope again

[@sylviasandy]

That's awesome. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️

[@EsteeLicious]

Awesome share!

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you, Estee. ❤ ❤

[@EsteeLicious]

@@sylviasandy Hello Sylvia, you haven't uploaded a video for a while...hope all is well. Happy new year!

[@sylviasandy]

@@EsteeLicious Thank you for checking on me, Sis. ❤️ I'll be uploading videos soon.

[@lifecanbebeautiful6548]

Thanks for sharing

[@sylviasandy]

My pleasure. Thank you for watching. ❤

[@carolinestagg6807]

Thank you VERY much. This time around, the little seeds should grow !!!

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome, Caroline. Thank you for watching. ❤

[@kayreneesgarden]

Thank you so much for sharing.

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Kay. Thank you for watching. ❤❤

[@cicistexasgarden912]

Very informative tfs

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome, Cici. Thank you for watching. ❤ ❤

[@sunnijames2802]

Thanks, I could never grow cilantro one of my favorites. I'm trying this tip. 😊

[@sylviasandy]

Hope you enjoy. 😊 Thank you for watching, Sunni. ❤

[@izlimnawawi98]

Mantap..👍👍👍👍

[@ifarolyna2333]

Thank you for sharing this video.

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Ifa. Thank you for watching. ❤️❤️

[@minglouie8300]

What brand of worm casting do you use? I can't wait to plant cilantro after watching your video. . Best Video I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing.

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you for watching. I use this one sometimes. amzn.to/3LRpCgv

[@malarutnee5192]

Thanks you for sharing and what is cocoquo

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome. Coco coir is made from coconut. Thank you for watching. ❤️

[@EyeAmCoa]

What do you mean by harvest the top? Just cut the top part of the leaves and leave the stem to regrow?

[@sylviasandy]

Yes. Thank you for watching. ❤

[@EyeAmCoa]

@@sylviasandy thanks!

[@Anne--Marie]

I do that with lettuce, too. When it is about 5" tall cut the top two inches and it will keep growing. Works with mesclun mix and romaine

[@quitenross4993]

@@sylviasandy Hola Sandy! Do you have information about aloe or sabila? Please.

[@govindsandham554]

You can divide the seed into two portion with the help of some kind of tools

[@sylviasandy]

That works too. Thank you for watching, Govind. ❤

[@vicky116]

My cilantro seems to die after growing little shoots. One or two leaves form and then the coriander wilts and dies, what am I doing wrong?

[@sylviasandy]

It could be any of the reasons I mentioned in this video. Thank you for watching, Vidhyut. ❤ ❤

[@rosemariefernandes6600]

We should harvest it when it's 58" or 58 cms?

[@ruth.greening]

Listen 🎧 again! Not that tall - think she said 5 - 6 cm tall. Before it does a runner, and goes to seed.

[@faithfaithekus8461]

What is cocoqua?😅

[@sylviasandy]

Coco coir is made from coconut. It's used to retain moisture in a soil mixture. Thank you for watching, Sis. ❤

[@Anne--Marie]

She has a link for it in the description.