When to Plant Culantro in Zone 9
In USDA zone 9a, start seeds indoors around January 4, transplant or plant outdoors March 15 to May 24, and expect your first harvest around May 24. (9a shown here — see 9a and 9b dates separately below.)
Culantro planting calendar for USDA Zone 9a
Average last spring frost
March 1
Average first fall frost
December 1
Start seeds indoors
Jan 4
Transplant outdoors
Mar 15
Projected first harvest
May 24
Culantro is ready to harvest in about 70 days, needing roughly 275 frost-free days in zone 9a.
Culantro planting calendar for USDA Zone 9b
Average last spring frost
February 15
Average first fall frost
December 15
Start seeds indoors
Dec 21
Transplant outdoors
Mar 1
Projected first harvest
May 10
Culantro is ready to harvest in about 70 days, needing roughly 303 frost-free days in zone 9b.
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Varieties to grow
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Common problems with culantro
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