Coriander is a fast-growing herb that can regrow multiple times from the same plant. When harvesting, use a sharp tool to cut stems 2-3 centimeters above the soil line, leaving the root crown and lower leaves intact. The plant will quickly send up new shoots from the base, allowing continuous harvests throughout the growing season. This method works best in cool weather with consistent moisture, as heat can cause the plant to bolt and stop producing new leaves. For home gardeners, this means one planting can supply fresh coriander for months without needing to reseed. Proper spacing and light exposure help prevent overcrowding, ensuring each plant has room to regrow vigorously after each cut. Regular, light harvesting encourages bushier growth, leading to a more productive plant over time.
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