1000 Cilantro Seeds – Non-GMO Heirloom Coriander Herb Seeds for Indoor & Outdoor Garden Planting

These are nice seeds. Cilantro seeds are harder to use than other herb seeds. They have a hard outer coat and some need to soak for a long time before planting. I still have to plant them and it is not the right time in my area, so I will wait until it cools a bit. They should germinate and provide nice plants in about two months.

These are maybe slightly questionable in that they arrive in a package with only Chinese language instructions and labeling on them. The promise of these being non-GMO/heriloom etc is also questionable since it lists no certifications or origins. Upon opening these are, I am pretty sure, indeed cilantro seeds and there does seem to be the listed amount of seeds here. I am, on the other hand, sort of dubious of planting Chinese mystery seeds in my yard...