Are you growing cilantro in your herb garden? Well, look no further! Cilantro leaves mature and produce flowers and seeds. Those seeds, are in fact coriander.
Here we'll show you what to look for when harvesting, especially if you want to save the seeds in your spice cabinet.
A honey bee caught in the act--pollinating the cilantro flowers!
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The Seedsheet Team
July 06, 2018
Hi Martha,
That is a great question. Since, at the point in which you are harvesting coriander seeds, you are done with harvesting the greenery of the cilantro plant, you can really just cut all the way at the bottom of the stalk. As long as you are cutting below the growth of the seeds, then you should be fine. Let us know if you have any other questions.
Happy Harvesting!