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How to Quickly Grow Cilantro Indoor? Vegetable Gardening 101, CiCi Li – Asian Home Cooking Recipes



I don’t know about you, but cilantro is definitely one of my favorite herbs. So today let’s take a look at how we can easily and quickly grow cilantro indoor.

Recipe: http://cicili.tv/grow-cilantro-indoor

中文影片: https://www.youtube.com/NTDfoodparadise

What do we need?
1/3 teaspoon coriander seeds
1 small Ziploc bag
1 rolling pin 桿麵棍
1 pot, 8” deep and 8” wide
1 saucer tray, 10 inches
Indoor potting mix
1 spray bottle

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34 Comments

  1. Groovy

    This is great, but it assumes that there's no cat in the house to ruin your plants 🙂 I wish I could grow cilantro, but the temperatures outside always kill my cilantro plants and the cat always inside destroys them or eats them 🙂

  2. Walt B.

    I have grown cilantro in my garden, very few leaves and it went to seed quickly. I will try the planter method with more seeds.

    Thank you

  6. vivian panek

    You 4got 2 tell us how to cut them, or pull them, and do they keep on growing after I cut them or do I have to do and repeat the whole process again?

  9. Lisa McNeill

    12% of the world is genetically sensitive to cilantro , including me, but my hubby LOVVVVES the stuff. The mice ate ours out of the garden this year, so I will show this to him to try indoors… great idea!

  11. Anjum Siddiqi

    Thank you so much for letting us know how to grow cilantro. You are very sweet. WOW! you are a mom. You don't look like in an age to be a mom since you seemed like a teenager.
    I tried to grow cilantro 2 times but didn't work yet. I must have done something wrong but I will try your way and see if it works. I will let you know in few days what the results are.

  15. Wade Schulz

    Serious question. Why do people call the seeds coriander, the dried herb coriander but call the plant cilantro? Is this the proper name for the plant. In Australia, we just call it all coriander, but I have noticed other countries use both terms.

  19. MY TUMMY WHISPERS

    Thanks Ci Ci Li, for the valuable tip. Going to attempt to grow Cilantro which is so impt in our Asian cooking. Nothing like our home grown herbs

  22. Natalie Aguilera

    So glad I found this video! First time growing cilantro and I made the mistake of growing it outside after I bought them at a nursery. Unfortunately they are starting to bolt. But now I can harvest the seeds and follow this and hopefully have a better outcome!

  29. Raji Tripathi

    I love Cilantrol/Coriander. It is a delicate herb and does not like harsh climate or direct summer sun. It likes moderate temperatures, and rich well-drained soil. It grows just as easily in water (atvleast 8" deep bottom container) as it does in the soil medium. In water, the seeds can be started on a thin layer of moist cocoa peat bed. It needs good feeding and nourishment. Therefore, adding few drops of seaweed (or fish emulsion) to the bottom reservoir, after changing the water every week, will promote strong roots and healthy shoots.
    I start new batches in my kitchen every 2 weeks, and never run out of the fresh herb even in winter.

  30. Mark OConnell

    My cilantro keeps dying. I grow it indoors in an 8 inch pot under a grow-light but it dies every time anyway. Cannot figure out what I'm doing wrong. Am I over-watering it?? How much water to use? Is it too much light?

  33. Glimpses

    I'm so glad to have found your channel. You have such a sweet personality and it's fun to watch your videos.

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