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Old April 3, 2013   #12
kilroyscarnival
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Chris, have you tried growing culantro? I guess some call it Mexican cilantro, but it's a very different type of plant - with broad leaves that look like they were cut with pinking shears. They impart a stronger flavor than cilantro. I usually find they hold up better. I think the only reason mine isn't doing well is that I planted it in the ground.

Here's a link to it pictured: Culantro on Onlyfoods.net
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