Culantro Seeds
Culantro Seeds
Culantro Seeds
Culantro Seeds

Culantro Seeds - Herbal Plant for Home Gardens

Suitable for home gardening use
$16.99 USD
$16.99 USD
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Culantro Seeds

Grow aromatic Culantro from premium-quality seeds. Also known as Long Coriander or Mexican Coriander, this tropical culinary herb produces long, serrated leaves with a bold, cilantro-like flavor, making it a favorite for soups, stews, marinades, sauces, Caribbean cuisine, Latin American dishes, and Asian recipes.

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Key Features

Rich Aromatic Flavor

Produces fragrant leaves with a stronger, longer-lasting flavor than traditional cilantro, ideal for cooked dishes.

Continuous Leaf Harvests

Harvest fresh leaves regularly throughout the growing season to encourage vigorous new growth.

Perfect for Tropical Cuisine

Excellent for seasoning soups, stews, curries, salsas, marinades, rice dishes, and traditional Caribbean and Asian recipes.

Ideal for Gardens & Containers

Thrives in garden beds, herb gardens, raised planters, and patio containers with consistent moisture.

Growing Highlights

USDA Zones 8–11 (Perennial)
Grown as Annual in Cooler Areas
Sunlight Partial Shade to Full Sun
Watering Moderate
Plant Height 12–24 in
Harvest Continuous Leaf Harvest
Germination 14–30 Days

Specifications

Scientific Name Eryngium foetidum
Common Name (US) Culantro / Long Coriander / Mexican Coriander
Seed Type Herb Seed
Plant Type Tropical Herbaceous Perennial
USDA Zones 8–11
Planting Season Spring through Summer
Harvest Season Throughout the Growing Season
Sowing Depth â…› inch
Germination 14–30 Days at 70–85°F (21–29°C)
Sunlight Partial Shade to Full Sun
Soil Rich, Moist, Well-Drained Soil
Watering Moderate
Mature Height 12–24 inches
Plant Spacing 8–12 inches

Growing Guide

Step 1: Sow seeds on the soil surface or lightly cover with a thin layer of growing medium in warm conditions.
Step 2: Keep the soil consistently moist and provide partial shade during early establishment.
Step 3: Thin or transplant seedlings after several true leaves develop, allowing adequate spacing for healthy growth.
Step 4: Harvest mature outer leaves regularly to encourage continuous fresh foliage throughout the growing season.

Culantro Seeds

Grow a flavorful tropical herb prized for its bold cilantro-like taste, continuous leaf production, and versatility in Caribbean, Latin American, and Asian cuisine. An excellent addition to herb gardens, raised beds, and patio containers.