How to Grow Cilantro at Home in Water

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Growing cilantro at home in water using a colander can be a fun and rewarding project. Here are the steps to follow: Materials required: Coriander seeds A colander or mesh container Shallow dish or tray Water Potting soil (optional) Steps : Select cilantro seeds: You can buy cilantro seeds at a garden center or use seeds from the cilantro you bought at the grocery store. Make sure they are whole and not ground. Prepare the strainer or mesh container: Choose a strainer or mesh container that allows the water to drain easily while holding the seeds. Make sure it’s clean and free of debris. Soak seeds: Place coriander seeds in a small container and cover with water. Let them soak for about 24 hours. This helps soften the outer shells of the seeds and encourages germination. Rinse seeds: After soaking, rinse seeds thoroughly under running water to remove any residue.

Fill the colander: Place the colander in a shallow dish or tray to catch any excess water. Fill the colander with the soaked coriander seeds. Maintain humidity: Keep the seeds constantly moist but not soggy. You can add a small amount of water to the dish or tray under the colander to create humidity. The colander should allow excess water to drain away. Provide indirect light: Cilantro prefers indirect light to direct sunlight. Place the colander in a spot receiving bright, filtered light or partial shade. Watch and wait: It may take a few days to a few weeks for coriander seeds to germinate. Be patient and keep the seeds moist. Once they’ve germinated, you can continue to grow them in water, or transplant them to potting soil if you prefer. Harvest and care: As your coriander plants grow, you can start harvesting the leaves when they reach a reasonable size. Cut off the leaves with scissors, leaving some growth behind to allow the plant to continue growing. Change the water: From time to time, change the water to keep it fresh and prevent the growth of algae or mould.

Growing cilantro in water using a colander is a simple and convenient way to enjoy fresh cilantro leaves at home. Remember to maintain the right level of humidity and provide adequate light to ensure healthy growth.

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