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Prune the plant regularly. Prune your cilantro plant regularly, about every five to seven days. It takes about a week for new foliage to be produced and mature. You will have about three weeks of harvest before the cilantro will flower, which is a sign that the seeds are being produced.
When cutting the cilantro stem, make sure that you are using sharp, clean shears or scissors. Leave a few leaves on the intact stem so that the plant will still be able to generate food for itself. Now that you know how to harvest cilantro, you know that cilantro harvesting is easy and painless. Harvesting cilantro is an excellent way to have fresh herbs for your Mexican and Asian dishes as well as keeping your cilantro plants usable a little longer. Print This Article. This article was last updated on 01/21/16.