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VORTREKER · June 2, 2010

Cilantro bolts as soon as soil temps hit 75F.
"Slo-Bolt" is just another marketing gimmick.
It is impossible to get it to grow when summer tomatoes are maturing.
The flavor is lost when drying it but you can freeze it and preserve the flavor.

It should be able to be timed to grow with fall toms.

June 2, 2010	#4
VORTREKER Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Pottsboro Texas 7B-8A TRANSITION ZONE Posts: 77	CILANTRO Cilantro bolts as soon as soil temps hit 75F. "Slo-Bolt" is just another marketing gimmick. It is impossible to get it to grow when summer tomatoes are maturing. The flavor is lost when drying it but you can freeze it and preserve the flavor. It should be able to be timed to grow with fall toms. __________________ Have you gardened all of your life? Not yet.