Calypso cilantro is billed as the slowest bolting cilantro available, but it’s so much more. Fragrant and citrusy, Calypso cilantro is a prolific leaf producer and yields a hearty number of seeds as well. This bushy variety will keep you in cilantro most of the summer. You’ll enjoy it with Mexican, Asian, and Caribbean foods equally.

Sun exposure:

• Full sun

Soil pH:

• 6.2 to 6.8

Hardiness Zones:

• 2 to 11

Spacing:

• Thin to 6 inches apart
• Space rows 12 inches apart

Moisture:

• 1 inch per week depending on rainfall

Notes:

• Slowest to bolt
• Grows 12 to 18 inches tall
• Attracts beneficial insects
• Matures in 50 days
• Prolific leaf and seed production

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