Growing CILANTRO (Coriander) Time Lapse - Seed To Flower

Wasn't sure if i should call it Cilantro or Coriander but i guess it doesn't matter :) also it took a bit longer then i was expecting but it happens.

Thank you to Canon Herring who composed the music for this video:

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[canonherring]

Composer of the music here! Thanks for the opportunity of working with you! Love the vid!

[ediedejong]

Brilliant capture. The plant dances to the music beautifully with the composition. Wow!!

[rctrucks]

For those wondering about his light setup I am guessing he has a grow light on in daytime and at night turns it off but has regular lamps to keep the lighting.

[joannevenere]

I loved watching it flower. Thanks so much for your time spent!

[pamoladko]

Canon that was beautiful. If I was a plant I would love to grow with that. It touched my soul deeply.

[yaddayadda....]

Wish you’d kept recording from seed to seed.... I really want to see how that happens....
When it’s bolts and produces the new seeds....💚

[mrpandabearofficialchannel]

I can’t stop crying, it was a sad movie watching cilantro struggling

[dallasholm]

Cilantro is cool. Music score is great!

[DashDrones]

Cannot stand coriander but the time lapse was amazing 💪

[benjaminzerr]

I think a studio tour would be really cool, seeing your growing and camera setup

[tabathalesmeister]

Beautiful music, beautiful time lapse

[StayPrimal]

Thank you for your hard work and dedication. I learn so much in your videos.

[lsjt]

Could you please make a video explaining how you do this? How to start growing things? I live in a tiny apartment in a cold climate!

[Annette-tqrl]

Thank you so much for the video. Beautifully done.

[dreykuslowe]

Now I can't stop thinking about street tacos

[steve]

Fabulous 👍, compost looks so fine it could pass for volcanic ash....🌋

[swgamer]

Why don't you make us a tutorial on how you grow things for us beginners 😋

[sundarpichai]

I am happy to watch the advertisements in order to support your videos!

[lawofliberty]

Spiraling🤯seeing happen in time lapse and still knowing it happens.

[RSorrows]

If your goal was to grow cilantro, i.e. the leaves, you'll need to pinch the leaves and harvest it fairly often. Also, growing indoors is problematic since bolting happens sooner in warmer atmospheres. Bolting is the process where the leaves become thinner and more bitter before producing flowers. Once the plant bolts it will only produce coriander seeds, and the leaves will grow back unappetizing. Coriander is a lovely spice for Mexican and Indian dishes, but a little goes a long way. Since the plants produce a lot more usable coriander than cilantro, growing cilantro without dedicated maintenance and propagation can be very tricky.