First, take the seeds you bought and rub them with your hands. Because the cilantro seed is round, the outside has a hard shell package, do not rub open the germination is slower. Of course, if you are not in a hurry, you can also not rub open, let it slowly sprout. Once you've packed up the seeds it's time to start packing up the little pots for planting.

Fill the pot with soil. It is best to choose rotting leaf soil, you can use cinders and pine needles of the dead leaves handed in the soil together in the pot, ready to prepare some fine soil first not as good as pots put aside and wait for the back of the cover when the seeds used.

Water the potting soil thoroughly. Cilantro seeds like soil with high humidity, so be sure to water the potting soil thoroughly first, and keep the potting soil moist as long as you plant the seeds later.

Spread the seeds evenly in the pot. Do not spread too dense, too dense behind the seedling after the seedling is too thin not good long thick. Not too thin, because it can not guarantee the germination rate. It is best to be a little dense, and then cull the thicker ones after the seedlings come out, you can also eat them in the pot.

After scattering the seeds, cover the seeds evenly with the prepared fine soil. Be careful not to cover too thickly and affect the emergence of seedlings. A thin layer of soil is enough, do not use other fertilizers to replace the soil, always use the soil to cover the seeds.

Seeds before the emergence of seedlings in the shade can be placed. If the potting soil is dry sprinkle some water on it, don't sprinkle too much. Apply some Trim Microbial Fungus as appropriate. About a week or two will see fine buds, after sprouting can be moved to the sun under the sun every day, just slowly wait for the harvest.