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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.
Leave the flowers alone, and within a month or less each white umbel will be full of coriander seeds. That is the ârest of the storyâ of cilantro, an herb with two equally useful parts. Because spring makes cilantro grow fast, keep it cut to use the leaves in salsa, pico de gallo, curries, and other favorite recipes. At some point it will insist on blooming. When this happens, let it go to seed so that you can collect the coriander.