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In most climates, cilantro is a cool-weather hero. Plant it in early spring or fall for the longest harvest window. Summer heat is the enemy—it bolts in a flash.

Succession planting is your secret weapon. Sow a new batch every two to three weeks, and you’ll have a continuous supply from spring through autumn.

The Fun Fact You Didn’t Ask For

Cilantro is actually two herbs in one. The leaves are cilantro, the seeds are coriander. In the U.K., they call the leaves “coriander” too, which can get confusing if you’re reading a recipe online at midnight. Just remember: green = fresh, brown = spice.