We planted two trays of cilantro microgreens; on one tray, we planted whole cilantro seeds; on the other, we planted cilantro split seeds.
The purpose is to see if there's a difference between the two forms of seed.
There is no sense in carrying both types of seeds, so whichever one grows the best is the one we will continue to grow.
We found that the cilantro split seeds germinated quicker grew straighter, and were ready to harvest sooner than the microgreens grown from whole cilantro seeds.
This episode is created to provide additional information to an article published on HomeMicrogreens.com.
Show notes can be found here: https://homemicrogreens.com/002
The article can be found here: https://homemicrogreens.com/split-cilantro-seeds/

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