♦ Get a container or planting pot and fill it with the required soil type (seed starting mix) and moderate moisture

♦ Sow the seeds on the surface of the soil and place the container where direct light cannot reach and so it can get partial shade

♦ While waiting for the seeds to germinate, ensure you keep the soil quite moist

♦ Once the seed starts to germinate, you can prune the culantro seeds after the first week of germination to maintain a spacing of 8 to 12cm.

♦ Allow the herb to sprout and grow through spring to summer while you keep picking their leaves for culinary purposes and storage

♦ If you need the seeds so you can grow them in the next growing season, you can allow the herb to go to seed and flower. This should happen after 10 weeks of sprouting. Then harvest the seeds and store them.