How To Trim and Harvest Cilantro

Some plants grow faster than others, so if you want your Seedsheet to grow to its maximal size you should trim back the faster growing plants to give the slower plants more sunlight so they can catch up! And as an added bonus, when you trim back the Cilantro... you get to eat Cilantro!!!

1- Pull back the cilantro plants with your hand to identify the stems closest to the basil
2- Using a pair of scissors, clip the outermost cilantro stems that are crowding the basil. As a general rule, only harvest about 1/3 of the plant at a time, so it can continue to develop.
3- Water and fertilize your garden after trimming to aid the stressed plants.
4- Make guacamole!

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