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.