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Confetti cilantro

Gardening Guide: Celebrate Cilantro

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Confetti cilantro

In this Plant Profile, get specific details, including the characteristics and best uses of Confetti cilantro, one of our Plant Profiles featured in our Cilantro Collection.

By Norann Oleson

Confetti cilantro

Confetti cilantro

Confetti cilantro is a new variety, and the celebration is on! The lofty, feathery leaves bring an unusual visual appeal to the cilantro plant, plus a pleasant taste and texture. The unique taste and look of this variety is strongest when the plant is young, so it’s best harvested as a baby green. Confetti cilantro’s texture also means less chopping and it also makes an eye-catching garnish with Asian and Latin American dishes.

Sun exposure:

  • Full sun to part shade

Soil pH:

  • 6.2 to 6.8

Hardiness Zones:

  • 2 to 11

Spacing:

  • Sow 3 inches apart, no need to thin
  • Space rows 12 inches apart

Moisture:

  • 1 inch per week depending on rainfall

Notes:

  • Unusual texture and appearance, especially when young
  • Grows 12 to 24 inches tall
  • Attracts beneficial insects
  • Matures in 30 to 35 days for baby leaf harvest
  • Great flavor and texture sprinkled on tacos and soups; delicate appearance makes a pretty garnish

Have you ever grown Confetti cilantro? Please tell us about your experiences with Confetti cilantro.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Curator’s Corner
  • Introduction
  • Types of Cilantro
  • Growing Cilantro from Seeds, Seedlings, or Cuttings
  • Where to Grow Cilantro
  • Planting Cilantro in the Ground
  • Growing Cilantro in Containers
  • Nurturing your Cilantro
  • Harvesting your Cilantro
  • Dealing with Cilantro Diseases
  • Dealing with Cilantro Pests
  • Essential Tools and Equipment for Growing and Enjoying Cilantro
  • Plant Profiles

  • Cruiser Cilantro
  • Calypso Cilantro
  • Bac Lieu Vietnamese Cilantro
  • Confetti cilantro
  • Santo cilantro
  • Leisure Cilantro
  • Long Standing Cilantro
  • Recipes

  • Thai Salad with Cilantro Lime Dressing
  • Easy Cilantro Lime Chicken
  • Star Anise and Coriander Spice Cake
  • Spicy Sweet Potato Chips and Cilantro Dip
  • Crispy Coriander Potatoes
  • Cilantro Lime Rice
  • Additional Articles

  • Nutrition Facts about Cilantro
  • Home Remedies and Health Benefits of Cilantro
  • Resources about Cilantro
  • Cilantro Glossary
  • Related Articles

  • What is Eating My Cilantro Leaves?

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