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Cilantro Seed Disk

$399
  • Pre-seeded 4-inch Cilantro Seed Disks make growing fresh cilantro quick and hassle-free.
  • Available in convenient 2-pack, 6-pack, and 10-pack options.
  • Each seed disk contains cilantro seeds and a slow-release fertilizer to give seedlings a healthy start.
  • Simply place the seed disk in a pot, cover lightly with soil, and water.
  • Perfect for growing cilantro indoors on a sunny windowsill or outdoors in containers.
  • Eliminates the hassle of handling and spacing tiny cilantro seeds.
  • Pairs perfectly with our 5-inch Terra Cotta Pot Sets for an easy, ready-to-grow herb garden.
  • Great for beginner gardeners, gifts, classrooms, and fresh homemade salsa, tacos, and more.

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Growing Information

Growing Instructions

Growing fresh cilantro is easy with our 4-inch Cilantro Seed Disks. Fill a pot with a quality potting mix, place the seed disk on the soil surface, and cover with approximately ¼ inch of potting mix. Water thoroughly after planting and keep the soil consistently moist until the seeds germinate.

Place your pot in a location that receives 4–6 hours of direct sunlight each day or under grow lights if growing indoors. Cilantro seeds typically germinate in 7–14 days when soil temperatures are between 55–75°F.

Once established, water regularly to keep the soil evenly moist but not waterlogged. Harvest the outer leaves as needed, allowing the center of the plant to continue producing new growth. Cilantro grows best in cooler temperatures and may bolt during hot weather, so harvesting often will help maximize your crop.

For best results, pair your Cilantro Seed Disk with our 5" Terra Cotta Pot Set, complete with matching drip trays, reusable chalkboard labels, and a chalk marker for an organized and attractive herb garden.

Growing Tips

  • Plant in full sun to partial shade.
  • Keep soil evenly moist for the best leaf production.
  • Harvest outer leaves first to encourage continued growth.
  • Cilantro prefers cooler weather and may bolt in summer heat.
  • Sow successive seed disks every few weeks for a continuous harvest.