Click and Grow Smart Garden Cilantro/Coriander Plant Pods, 3-Pack

There is a chance that the seeds may not grow. Out of the 3 pods, one did not grow. I sent an email and they said it may take up to 3 weeks to sprout. I waited & it still didn't sprout. Emailed them again & they sent me a new 3 pack of original order & an extra of a different veggie. Of the original cilantro, I did eat the first bunch. They regrew and I'm going to eat the second batch soon. I'm hoping they will continue to grow after this!

These plant pods work perfectly with my Smart Garden. The cilantro grew quickly, and the flavor is fresh and vibrant—so much better than store-bought! I love how little effort it takes to grow my own herbs indoors year-round. A must-have for anyone into cooking or healthy eating.

I believe I have found it-the reason these pods are not growing! As an Indian, fresh cilantro (thaniya) is a MUST in our kitchens. When I saw this pod available, I jumped on it despite the reviews. It didn’t grow, not even a little bit. So, after researching and talking to my relatives who have grown their own thaniya the old fashioned way, come to find out, the coriander seeds must be broken slightly prior to planting, as the shell is often too hard for the seedlings to poke though on their own. From what I saw, these pods have the seeds sown whole, which I believe is why they are not growing. To experiment, I got the empty (grow anything) pods and coriander seeds, slightly crushed them, planted and stuck my pod in and voila! Growth.

We got basil and cilantro. Our local grocery store sometimes sells live full-grown potted herbs for $5. And once spring arrives we will be able to get economical starter plants for our garden from a local farm. So, these pods are a bit expensive for what you get. That said, it is the middle of February and a snowstorm is coming tomorrow, so it is comforting to have something green growing in the house. We planted the pods about two weeks ago and they are already sprouting. These would be good for a home with children who want to learn a little about plants.

Received the cilantro plant pod pack on July 17. Not a single one has sprouted! Meanwhile, a lone cilantro pod from 2 years ago and my rosemary have all sprouted... Update- contacted click and grow and they replaced the faulty pod pack with a new one and gave me a pack of red leaf radish pods for my trouble. Appreciate when a company made things right this way!

I don’t know if it’s because I purchased the cilantro pods on Amazon versus the Click N Grow website (they were out), but our cilantro that’s growing tastes awful! Neither of us have the gene where cilantro tastes like soap. My partner LOVES cilantro, and he even thinks it tastes bad. It tastes like how laundry detergent smells… I know that doesn’t make a lot of sense, but that’s the only way we can describe it! It feels like such a waste because the plant itself is growing beautifully. I’m going to try and grow one of the other pods in the cilantro pack and see if it tastes different. Other than that, the basil and chives are growing beautifully and taste great! However, they were purchased on the Click N Grow website.

Really easy to set up and get the plants going. The process is simple and they taste delicious! I wasn’t really sure if they were going to taste good but the dirt seems to be really high-quality and the taste has been great so far!

Love this product, the quality is amazing, very user friendly. I recommend it!

Tutto ottimo

I love this. Grew great

Utter waste of money and electricity. Nothing grew out of the pods.

I have had my Click and Grow for over a year and love it! All the herbs and vegetables are delicious and grow easily. But this purchase of coriander pod must be bad, because, out of 3, 2 never grew I've waited almost 3 weeks for each but nothing happened (the last one I am trying to grow it right now, but it's been 5 days and no sign of growth..so...). Whereas the other herbs growing at the same time and bought before are growing perfectly! (and the Coriander bought before I had no problem growing it). So a little disappointed with this purchase and this pod of coriander!