How to replant a curry leaf plant, fertilizers, pruning and caring instructions

[@ramradhakrishnan9382]

Thank you, Linny and Sumi! I have been nurturing one curry plant (and one baby!) for the last 10 years here in the harsh conditions in the midwestern U.S., and I learned a lot from your excellent presentation on how I could extend their life. Mine has gotten rather spindly and a bit barren from over grazing this past winter😊. I have been rather nervous about pruning , but maybe now I will give it a shot!

[@TheFireBlazen]

Oh my goodness let that lady speak! After she describes how she separates the baby plants the other one just stops her and repeats the same thing. We can understand the lady very well!!

[@MK-km2wc]

This is the most informative video bout care for curry plant I’ve ever seen. Thank you

[@dreawearsshoes]

Thank you! I just separated mine and she had 3 babies. I hope I did not damage the roots too Much! Mom was about 10 years old and now we have 3 new lovely plants in the house!

[@InDepth369]

It makes me feel so good to see the graceful way southern sisters carry their beautiful sarees.

[@mohamedilyas4894]

Very nice demonstration by the ladies. Congratulations and wish them best of luck

[@sherrijones3568]

I appreciate you ladies and all that you are sharing. Linny clearly knows her stuff and is an impressive grower, not only of curry tree plants, but many other plants as well. However, I hope to clarify a single point. Since the two of you are showing the actual products used, then I trust that Linny simply mis-spoke when she refers to vermiculite as worm castings. These are two very separate things that in part, serve the same purpose. However, the difference is that worm castings are worm poo and serve as fertilizer, as well as a soil amendment. Vermiculite is a soil amendment that is particularly effective at retaining moisture, but it is not a fertilizer per se.

[@SirgalDelRchannel]

This is so informative and helpful. Amazing tips on how to replant curry leaf plant. Well done and have a fantastic week!

[@banumathyrajan8655]

Thank you Linny & Sumi!!. You have explained everything about growing healthy curry leaves plant very clearly and in detailed version. I appreciate it very much!. I have 4 to 5 curry leaves pot. I grew the plant through the curry leaf fruits from my own plant also. Those fruits produced about more than 60 plants!!!. I learned a lot about pruning from you and I will follow it. Thanks so much to both of you!. ❤

[@LuEllen956]

HI! I'm a new subscriber and happy to find your informative channel. I just received some 12- inch curry leaf cuttings last week. I put them in water but didn't cut them which now I want to do. They're already putting out new leaves. I'll continue to follow your channel. I'd also live to see a tour of your lovely garden Linny. Thank you both.

[@malanadarajan127]

Great presentation. I love to grow curry leaf trees and mine die . Now I understand when and how to transplant and how to keep it healthy. Thank you ladies ☺️❤️

[@dq1729]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. This video has given me more insights in maintaining my curry leave plant.

[@justgonnagetbetter1037]

Thank you both! I've been cultivating curry leaf plants and starting Jasmin from cuttings for Gujarati friends that I work for here in the states. Always wanting to learn more, thanks for everything!

[@lavanyarajgopal2381]

Thank you mam for sharing so important tips to grow curry leaves plant we South Indian require curry leaves for every dish

[@corlissyamasaki3476]

So true about curry leaf plant being sensitive. One night in Hawaii, temperature went down to 56°F and it stopped growing, and leaves turned yellow and dropped. It looked dead for many months, but it wasn't. After hard pruning, it sent up tiny shoots!

[@dreawearsshoes]

Will they survive cold temperatures and come back in spring if it is 40F minus at the coldest day?

[@corlissyamasaki3476]

@@dreawearsshoes can't answer that, only know what happened in Hawaii, but I do know the people who live in colder climates will bring it indoors for the winter.

[@sarathybadri8359]

It was very nice explanation sister needs to relax . It is obvious she knows what she is doing . Awesome thank you

[@vijumadras8879]

Well explained, all questions answered in one show, right to the point, will try this points to grow one in Michigan. thanks a lot.

[@sindhuramani4228]

Lovely presentation, great tips!! Thanks to both of you. Subscribed

[@amgari007]

This is best curry growing video I have seen. Thank you for the efforts.

[@CurryTV]

Thanks

[@parulmehta2678]

This year learning curry leaves and I buy three curry leaves and I try to grow my curry leaves Thank you for learning I am live St. Louis Missouri very cold and wet every time tornado hurricane like that coming how to take care more winter time please telling us❤ Thank you 😊 ❤

[@halcexon]

LOL You are correct, she is what we call an expert. 😀

[@sunderdesai454]

Thank you,very good explanation v understand Linny n Sumi exelaint job I hope my plant will grow good

[@sudhawilson9361]

So informative, thank you

[@grace22267]

This was very helpful!! thank you so much !

[@kranthibayya]

Thank you ladies. Wonderful tutorial ❤❤

[@vsatya4364]

Great 👍 presentation and complete curry leaf 🍃 care details I have seen thus far! You both NW curry leaves farmers complement each other very well! 🙂 BTW you backyard is very lush and looks great!👍🙏

[@viladias348]

Hello Linny and Sumi thanks a lot for the wonderful detail explanation of how to grow, what type of soil and fertilizer to use it really helped me to take care of my plant. I live in the NW too in Gresham Oregon. Thank you thankyou both. This was my 5th plant I’m trying to keep it alive with no luck. Loved your video. Keep up the good work. Love you ladies.

[@lekshaavanii1822]

Watching again. Very informative.

[@nandhithanuts9485]

Already she is very clear in speaking English, why this lady in blue repeating her words.😮😮

[@nandhithanuts9485]

It's awkward to hear the pronunciation from blue lady . Cheee

[@angelasmiley8352]

Linny your garden looks beautiful, please do a tour.❤

[@RISHABHKUMAR-jb1xe]

How Gracefull they are.

[@surekhashah1856]

Thank you for all tips....I try to grow curry plant for long time but not growing also when i bring in the house start so many tiny bugs fly coming out from soil and black but on branch and leaves also and i wash with soup water clean very good and after some days come back all fly bug. i just watch this video i will get all supplies. I am from Chicago so it's very cold in November thru June

[@jatinsavaliya4880]

This is very helpful and thank you for sharing the tips. I am at south west. thinking to replant my curry leaves now to bigger pot. Is it advisable to mix fertilizer with all others soil mix and replant to bigger containers?

[@Conscience_07]

This was what I wanted since long :) Great video and thank you so much!!!!!!

[@juditedsouza8369]

Loved your presentation.

[@planecrazyish]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 great info and beautiful presenters too 😋👍👍👍

[@littlehive9546]

Thank you for the tips!! Very healpful!!

[@rajeshri12]

I came across your channel when I was searching about curry plant info. I’m from Canada Toronto. I have curry plant about 12 to 14” inches Should I keep it outside or still inside in June? And how often should we water and how much? Thank you so much! You guys are awesome!

[@Tom21356]

I live in Toronto and I am wondering about whether I should try to grow a Curry plant in my south facing condo with big 9ft windows where everything grows like crazy. I take some of my plants out on my balcony in the summer and they are doing great. I see many small healthy looking Curry plants for sale on Face Book’s Market Place and I am Temped to buy one but not sure if I should. I don’t want it for the leafs in my cooking. I don’t cook much. I mostly want it for the flower fragrance, so how long do the flowers last for? I am also hesitant about the bug infestation which happens quite often in my place. It sounds like the Curry plant is as susceptible as a citrus plant which is a struggle to keep it bug free.

[@thakorbhaiprajapati9219]

Nice advise thank it’s hard to grow curry plant thank you 👌

[@mercymanoharan8676]

Thank you. Very good Tips.

[@seemashokooh8933]

God bless you Thanks

[@azizurkhan1153]

Excellent vedio presentation and very helpful information. Thanks for sharing.

[@CurryTV]

U welcome

[@faithsinternationaldelicio2774]

Great experience

[@ikurian21k88]

So informative! Thank you Liny and Sumi!

[@CurryTV]

Thank you

[@lambylambcurly]

This is very helpful, thanks!

[@CurryTV]

U welcome

[@nuzhatqadir5620]

Can you also do a video of how to start one when you only have store bought curry leaves which don’t have roots

[@user-tx4zc7gk5k]

Very good 🎉

[@raquelthomas8385]

I have a mini greenhouse in my basement. Would you suggest putting my curry plant in there over the winter? I also have a grown light.

[@santy-757]

So informative, thanks so much. What to spray when you see black spots on the leaves. Please advice. Thanks.

[@halcexon]

I thoroughly enjoyed your video and I learned a lot, you just got a new subscriber 👍🏾😊 Question: how big would the plant grow in that pot? I recently transplanted mine into the ground and can I regrow the C.L.P. from cuttings?... Thank you. I live in the Caribbean.

[@LS-ww6qu]

Hi very informative with showing genuinely what you are using , this is very helpful to all & I loved your video (PLease let us know how much ratio each to mix ) I really appreciate your help Thank you so much 🙏😍😊

[@someonesometimes1]

Hello Ladies! Such a lovely video! I am so glad I bumped into your channel. I had a couple of questions if you are able to answer. Can you explain what different varieties of curry plant are out there? How to distinguish them? I know of two varieties, one that bear seeds, the other that bear saplings. The transplant you showed was the baby (sapling) kind, I have the seed bearing kind. There is also a gamthi kind. Do you have any of that by chance? Also, my tree somehow isn’t producing berries since two years. Any advice? I live in Toronto, and my plant has always been indoors. I changed soil and it has plenty of room in the pot. I am not sure why it won’t flower or bear fruit? I appreciate your lovely class on curry leaf care and tips. Kindly share propagation through seeds.♥️

[@CurryTV]

Yes v have 2 varieties in our garden. V r planning to sell them. Yet to find ways to ship it. V r preparing a video talking abt the varieties and the journey of starting our curry plant garden. Pls stay tuned.. thanks for your support!

[@helenphancanada8988]

@@CurryTV thank for sharing , like 👍

[@hansashastry4154]

Thank you both for sharing the curry plant tips.I get lot of babies and I share them with my friends,your tips are very helpful.I do gets lot of brown scales on the branches I don’t know what to do.please help me Lynne.

[@new_app]

Thankyou very much 😊

[@PadminiRaviKiran-jk9oj]

Thank you Sumi and Linny! Do you prepare the soil same ratio for flower pots also?

[@ninaprajapat5383]

Thank you I have most leave falls

[@manu7815]

Good explained thanks very much

[@CurryTV]

U welcome

[@meenadiwan6069]

Wonderful video 👍👍👍

[@CurryTV]

Thank you

[@ananthseshadri2318]

Thank you very much for this information. This is wonderful. Can you also please provide the size of the pots that you transplanted to? I need to transplant my 3 small curry leaf plants from 6" high pots to something bigger. Their roots are coming out of the pots. So, what size should I transfer them to so they can stay there until spring of 2023? Thank you very much!

[@jakepaddyfield4767]

When I started watching, I thought this was shot in India.. then they started using stuff I buy from Home Depot... LOL... anyway, thanks for the video and information. I am getting a curry leaf plant tomorrow and try growing them in my backyard...

[@pulikuttyviswanathan2831]

Thank you. Have a curry plant and have spider on them. How can I get read of it.

[@user-qx2cy1ek4e]

In California curry leaf tree grows like bush.I have several and sold hundreds of them.

[@marysebhujoharry7646]

Thank you

[@Zanx1035]

Thank you for the informative vide Link and Simi. Have you any Information about Gamthi curry plants?

[@patzmich]

I was also curious to know of these kind ladies could share information about the gamthi variety. The plant they transplanted is small such that it might be the gamthi variety. Having limited indoor space I would like to grow a gamthi version, but first, like you, hope to learn more about it.

[@2010redshift]

My pa always said, never miss a good chance to shutup. Just let your "guest" get on with it, man!

[@raquelthomas8385]

I am confused as to whether you used vermiculite or not. When the lady mentioned worm castings, you showed us a bag of vermiculite.

[@deepeterson995]

Wish the younger woman would stop rushing and interrupting the older woman. Jeeezzzz....slow down girl, she's got wisdom to share, not just data.

[@fionnamarais9031]

I'm learning a lot from your video. Cape Town in South Africa's weather sounds similar to yours ... windy and wet in winter and dry hot windy summers ... so my curry leave is a sight for sore eyes. I've tried the buttermilk and rice water but I was using it neat ... I realize my mistake now. My question is ... by how much do I water down the buttermilk and how often do I use it? By how much do I water down the rice water and how often do I use it? Can I use both together? If I can't use them together, then how often should I use either one?

[@thiruchchelvamkandiah5640]

You have declared very professionally, thank you very much and can you say please how much temperature can be tolerated as a minimum and maximum Thiruchchelvam From Switzerland

[@MsLindy57]

Thank you for the video. It’s very helpful. Can you please tell me what size pot you used to transplant one of the curry plants? I clicked on your Amazon link and it says it is a 9.5” but it looks bigger on your video.

[@funwithinnu1908]

Hello..now only em watching this video. I already planted a baby curry leaf plant 3 months ago, but still it is in the baby stage, haven't grown a lil new leaf. What can be the reason..its neither growing nor dying.

[@rahulangamaly]

Good job 💪✌️✌️✌️💪very beautiful

[@shilpashearthome8334]

Can you please make a video on pruning roots of curry plant

[@vadrcookingvlog]

So super

[@ishitab3615]

Thanks a lot Linny and Sumi for all the great tips. I have had a hard time growing curry leaf plant in the northwest. Would it be possible to get a plant or seeds from you please? Please let me know. I can come pick it up or give you an address to mail out to...as convenient to you. Please let me know what you would charge and what would be convenient to you. Thanks.

[@Sam-qv2lw]

Wondering how to care for it indoors in cold weather Severe Midwest winters 😢

[@swa1189]

How do you cut curry leaves when you use it for cooking? Is there right way to do it

[@lilyfox4042]

Thanks, 👍😘

[@shanasachwani4588]

Hello Sumi and Lenny, thank you for this lovely video. I am a neophyte to gardening. But I have always wanted to grow curry leave plant. I live in Michigan and I just planted some seeds in seeding trayand am waiting for them to germinate. Please give me some guidance on this. I will really appreciate. Shana

[@CurryTV]

A video is coming soon… pls stay tuned

[@someonesometimes1]

Hello beautiful ladies, your channel is a pleasant place to be and learn so much from your experiences. Thank you! May I request you to do a video on how to grow VALLERI? That green and yellow thick cucumber which is white on the inside? I don’t know what family it is, is it a melon? Squash? Pumpkin? Or cucumbers? My sister really loves it, and here in Canada it is very expensive to buy them. I would love to grow for her. Thank you in advance! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@Fb-yf2fm]

We are in California, still day time is in 60, 70’s and night time in 50’s. Can i repot in late October or wait till the spring?

[@CurryTV]

Wait till spring.. don’t disturb the roots during winter

[@maatimepass2907]

👌👌

[@louisastout4497]

Hi, I have a curry tree which develops a sticky, shiny film all over it. The stickiness even makes the floor underneath the tree sticky.I don't know want causes this or how I should treat it. Please can you advise. Thank you

[@georgeperson3862]

Aphids will cause a sticky film.

[@archanaj13]

Good

[@vijayapeddinti4173]

Well done video by both of you. From Toronto. Last year I bought 10 baby plants for $50. I have tried growing curry plants from baby stage and still learning to grow a curry plant. By winter, my plants were dead. I think I have failed each time and out of frustration, I throw them away. I have tried using all the techniques, products and methods shown in this video including neem oil, compost, potting mix, coco husk, etc. I did not use Perlite. I think watering and sun light is the main problem.

[@CurryTV]

Thank you 🙏… keep faith and I agree, the trick is keeping ur plant moisture under control and sun light

[@CurryTV]

@asd will try! Thanks for the suggestions

[@malkeitkaur3046]

When u got the plant was it 4 inches? If 4 inches move to 6 inch pot not into 8 or 10. Plants need to keep heat use black pot and see. I live in Canada, BC. Curry leaves and rosemary are hardy plants try to grow next Spring again.

[@padmajanaswamy5679]

Can we grow more curry plants with stem cutting?

[@Tom21356]

This video must be the best video on growing and taking care of plants that I have seen. I live in Toronto and I am wondering about whether I should try to grow a Curry plant in my south facing condo with big 9ft windows where everything grows like crazy. I take some of my plants out on my balcony in the summer and they are doing great. I see many small healthy looking Curry plants for sale on Face Book’s Market Place and I am Temped to buy one but not sure if I should. I don’t want it for the leafs in my cooking. I don’t cook much. I mostly want it for the flower fragrance, so how long do the flowers last for? I am also hesitant about the bug infestation which happens quite often in my place. It sounds like the Curry plant is as susceptible as a citrus plant which is a struggle to keep it bug free.

[@CurryTV]

Give it a try.. from your words u have a green thumb.. if u don’t try then it might b something left in that bucket list to do😀 Good luck..

[@varshalahoti6945]

Hi how to take care of small baby plants how do they survive winter

[@planecrazyish]

Where is the beautiful Linny??? Please bring her back !🙏❤️

[@user-si6bs6fw7s]

What is the health benefits of curry tree

[@ggajaria]

Hello. The leaves on my plant just keep falling and there is no new growth.

[@finoshgt8015]

Nice 👍

[@CurryTV]

Thank you

[@ishkismael3876]

Thank you, well done and quite informative!

[@CurryTV]

Thank you

[@surindersandhu3301]

My curry leaves have turned brown. Please tell me what to do

[@aleemuddinquadri3451]

In America cannot grow curry plant because of cold weather, i try it waste of time,i try buttermilk start fungus & die,

[@sunnyantony8482]

My curry leaf plant growing in terrace about 2 feet height suddenly stop its growth and leafs found folding

[@catherineshort4476]

Hi Linny and Sumi - i am in the UK should I prune at the end of Winter - it is Jan and my curry plant is shedding its leaves, should I prune now?

[@CurryTV]

Pls don’t prune it now.. it’s best recommended doing it in early spring and fall

[@iluvindia01]

Hi my curry plant is suspended in time now my plant is 12 weeks old and it looks exactly wen it was 7 weeks old, I have not transplanted it yet, please advice how to transplant to a new pot, compost mix and fertiliser, after years of trying this is the first time I have succeeded please help as winter is near, and I am worried about snow an frost thanks!!

[@CurryTV]

Dear Gizmo, It’s to late to replant ur curry leaf plant as v r so close to winter. Pls keep ur plant in an area where there is no traffic effecting this plant.. in spring meaning late March to early April u should b able to prune and prep ready else if ur plant is too small pls wait till mid May to replant. For winter extra precautions are to use grow light.

[@musiclover-ik5jf]

Initial period of the growth of the plant, many a times nothing will happen. Patience is required.

[@larock2type]

I find they hibernate in colder weeks and start growing again as soon as warmer temps arrive. Just don't over water. I live in UK.

[@dalewolver8739]

What about scale? Any tips? Mine are always infested with scale bugs and hard to control. Rubbing alcohol helps to wipe them off the leaves and branches, but they always keep coming back

[@surbhisharma1696]

Water less and keep in sun. They love sun.

[@manishachandola9874]

What is the best month of the year when we can propagate curry plant by pruning it. My plant is growing in height only No branching. I want to cit the stem from.4 to 4 inches from the ground and plant it in another pot. Plz suggest the best month

[@CurryTV]

We recommend that you wait till the weather is warmer than right now in the NW. To me late spring to early summer is best. If I have to choose a month I would go with June! You haven’t mentioned where you are living but if the temperature is around late 60s during the day and above 50s at night then that’s the time for pruning. Hope this helps.

[@manishachandola9874]

I live in UAE. Here the temperature is 23...24 deg Celsius in the afternoon. I want to hard prune my curry plant as I have heard that it will help it get many branches from few inches another ground. Plz suggest when I should do this. Plus what should I do with the top of the plant after I have pruned it. I has many leaves there. Can I also replant this?? Waiting for your reply

[@papiayedekar6767]

Should I remove the flower