Confetti Cilantro is an annual herb with feathery, finely divided leaves and a delicate texture. It can be harvested as microgreens, baby leaves or mature foliage for fresh, dried or frozen use, while the edible flowers attract bees and beneficial insects. Sow 1/2 inch deep in spring when soil reaches 60°F, spacing plants 1–4 inches apart in full sun and well-drained soil. Leaves begin in about 40–50 days, with flowers developing in 90–100 days.
Features
Slow to bolt
Suitable for culinary use and edible flowers
Attracts bees and beneficial insects
Can be direct sown or winter sown
Spacing: 1–4 inches
Plant type: Annual
Germination: 7–10 days
Mature size: 24–36 inches tall by 12–18 inches wide
