Cilantro seeds can germinate and produce seedlings in 7 to 10 days.

If it is reasonably germinated and then sown, the cilantro will germinate fast, in about 7-10 days, and the germination rate is relatively high. If there is no germination, direct sowing of cilantro seeds, the germination speed will be greatly slowed down, usually takes about 20 days, or even longer, and the seedling rate is relatively low. Therefore, cilantro seeds before sowing have been reasonably germinated before planting.

Cilantro is also known as coriander, Umbelliferae coriander plants. It originated from the Mediterranean coast and Central Asia, and is now grown in most areas. It is 20 to 100 centimeters tall, with fusiform roots, cylindrical stems, stalked root leaves, stalks 2 to 8 centimeters long, pinnae broadly ovate or flabellated-cleft, and margins obtusely serrated, notched, or y lobed.

Cilantro seed germination method

Soaking germination: first, the seed coat of the cilantro will be rubbed open, the seeds inside will be separated. Then put the seeds in the water to soak, about two or three days. After soaking, fish out, put on a wet towel for germination, germination period diligently sprayed with water, about three or five days of time can be completed germination.

Refrigerated germination: first of all, the cilantro seeds rubbed open, cleaned with water. After treatment, put in the gibberellin solution soaked for three or four hours, fish out and clean, and soak in cold water for 10 minutes. Remove and put into a bag, put into the refrigerator to freeze, about a week or so on the cold.

Sprouting in the ground: Sprouting in the ground refers to placing cilantro seeds in a pit. First, put the seeds in warm water for a day, put them into a bag, and then put the bag into the ground to germinate, about 20 hours to complete the germination work.