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If you are letting your cilantro wilt, you are stressing it. Have a little drip tray when that gets dry, water.
Posted by
Bacon via droid (aka redmond)
Jul 10 '12, 21:31
Make sure the drip tray is about and inch or less because you don't want to go the other way and rot your roots.
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oh, I watered it without wilting as well. I just suck with plants. -- nm
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loosilu
Jul 10, 21:34
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The site above says cilantro will produce very few leaves when in flowers -- nm
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Bacon via droid
Jul 10, 22:01
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no kidding! -- nm
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loosilu
Jul 10, 22:11
yes, flowers on herbs are generally the "Holy shit, gonna die, better have sex first" reflex. -- nm
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Reagen
Jul 10, 22:03
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what am I supposed to do, water it three times a day ? I was told not to overwater. -- nm
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loosilu
Jul 10, 22:12
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it's either getting not enough sun, nutrients, water or space, or too much of those.
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Reagen
Jul 10, 22:16
Bacon is giving vegetable and plant tips! ;0 -- nm
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the liioulu with overtly curly hair
Jul 10, 21:33
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