Seeds of Change 1728 Cilantro, Green

As advertised with 100% germination rate

I first tried these seeds in a plastic pot and they failed miserably, but I did not give up on them! I then tried to grow them in a cermaic pot and there was a huge improvement. These seeds sprouded quickly and I am very pleased with the result. I will definitely buy more seeds of this brand. It's Always convenient to have cilantro in your herb garden.

Second time purchasing these seeds. These are good seeds with a high germination rate (given the right conditions and patience). My only complaint is having received 2019 inventory in 2020; however the seeds germination rate does not seem to be affected by the few extra months of being on the shelf.Helpful advice for those having trouble germinating cilantro: 1) Use a germination mat. 2) Break apart the seeds in half before sowing. 3) Patience. Cilantro takes a while to germinate.

Flowers and plants I bought in the past did not survive after a year. Now, I tried to plant myself and did not have high hopes. I followed instruction. After 10 days, they started to sprout. I was so happy. Several days more, they have grown more than an inch. I am super happy. Wait and see.8/28/16: after 45 days harvest time (I water them every 2-3 days) they have grown 3" to 4" tall, stems are fine, leaves are small, when comparing to those you buy from grocery stores. I guess because these are organic and that is why they are smaller and fine. The taste is not as strong as the ones from stores. Anyhow, I am happy.

Hoping they grow

as titled. when buying seeds online, sometimes they show up in a ziplock bag with no label of any kind, and you have to grow them for a few months to find out that they sent you the wrong seeds, and now you don't even have them to return. Not the case with seeds of change! I received commercial packaging which clearly contained cilantro seeds (coriander). They also had a little label saying they were for the 2014 season so I know they weren't old. They all sprouted quickly and are currently growing very well. I recommend this brand for anyone buying any type of seed.

These seeds take time to germinate so don’t be too quick to give up on them. We were going to use them for a hydroponic garden so we soaked them first and then let them dry in their perlite and it worked- it just takes time.

I've tried growing these three times. So far no success. It could be me, but the lettuce came up great. Also, other than how deep to plant the seeds there is no additional information (water, sun, when to expect to see something).