2 live 6" Pots Live Fresh Culantro - Cannot Ship to CA, HI

This listing is for Two 6" pots live fresh culantro. 1. Vibrant Culantro: Our fresh 6" pot culantro is bursting with vibrant green foliage, perfect for adding a fresh and aromatic touch to your culinary creations. 2. Aromatic Herb Delight: Experience the intense, pungent aroma of our culantro plant, guaranteed to elevate the flavor profile of your favorite dishes. 3. Compact and Convenient: This 6" pot culantro is compact enough to fit perfectly on your kitchen countertop or windowsill, ensuring easy access whenever you need to add a burst of flavor to your cooking. 4. Easy to Grow: With its simple care requirements, including ample sunlight and regular watering, our culantro plant is ideal for both beginner and experienced gardeners alike. 5. Endless Culinary Possibilities: From traditional Latin American dishes to Asian cuisine and beyond, the culinary versatility of culantro knows no bounds – unlock a world of flavor possibilities with this delightful herb! ☀️ Light Prefers partial shade to filtered sunlight. Too much direct sun can cause leaves to become bitter or burn. Ideal: 4–6 hours of gentle sunlight per day. 🌱 Soil Use well-draining, rich soil. Best mix: garden soil + compost or organic potting mix. Soil should stay slightly moist but not soggy. 💧 Water Keep soil consistently moist. Water 2–3 times per week depending on weather. Avoid letting soil completely dry out. 🌡️ Temperature Thrives in warm tropical climates. Best temperature: 70–90°F (21–32°C). Sensitive to cold and frost. 🌿 Fertilizer Feed every 3–4 weeks with a balanced organic fertilizer or compost. Avoid over-fertilizing to keep good flavor. ✂️ Harvesting Harvest outer leaves first when they reach 4–6 inches long. Do not remove the entire center so the plant keeps producing. 🌸 Flowering Tip Culantro will eventually send up a tall flower stalk. For better leaf production, cut the flower stalk early. 🪴 Growing in Pots Works well in containers 6–10 inches deep. Ensure the pot has good drainage holes. 🐛 Common Issues Generally pest resistant. Watch for: Aphids Slugs Remove pests by hand or use neem oil. Culantro grows best in slightly shaded garden beds or patio containers where it stays humid and warm.