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re: Trying my hand at growing cilantro again this year.
Posted on 4/29/12 at 10:30 pm to Panny Crickets
Posted on 4/29/12 at 10:30 pm to Panny Crickets
Cilantro won't grow in So Louisiana in the summer. Too hot down here not matter how much you water it.
Try to find some Vietnames cilantro, it will grow here in the heat. It looks different but has the same, maybe stronger flavor.
Try to find some Vietnames cilantro, it will grow here in the heat. It looks different but has the same, maybe stronger flavor.
Posted on 4/30/12 at 8:08 am to tigeryat
What he said. I grow it but only in my fall garden and it does very well.
I have rosemary and thyme in big pots that have been growing for ten years. You need good soil with well draining pots for most herbs . My basil seems to do better in the ground.
In a pot I take a piece of a broken terra cotta pot and partially cover bottom drain hole then add a few inches of gravel then the potting soil then a thin layer of crushed pine straw on top to keep the rain from packing it.
I have rosemary and thyme in big pots that have been growing for ten years. You need good soil with well draining pots for most herbs . My basil seems to do better in the ground.
In a pot I take a piece of a broken terra cotta pot and partially cover bottom drain hole then add a few inches of gravel then the potting soil then a thin layer of crushed pine straw on top to keep the rain from packing it.
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