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Curry Leaf (Murraya Koenigii) Propagation, Pruning, Repotting & Harvest
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2016
- In today's video we will look at the propagation, pruning, repotting and fertilizing curry leaf plant, also known as Murraya koenigii or Bergera koenigii plant which produces aromatic leaves, used in a lot of Indian, Sri Lankan and other south Asian cuisines
We start off by looking at how a curry leaf tree produces seeds. We then show you how to harvest these curry seeds and propagate them into new plants.
We then move on to pruning techniques to show you how to raise a nice, bushy plant.
In the next section we talk about repotting a curry leaf plant to a larger container, something that must be done every 2-3 years. This prevents the plant from getting rootbound.
We then look at the right way to harvest curry leaves. Either cut off the tops of the plant, from the top 3-4 inches, to harvest OR harvest the entire petiole (the leaflet) and not the leaves. This is an important difference between leaflet and leaves.
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Recently, I was gifted a very young curry tree and have been learning about how to care for it. This video is very helpful. Thank you very much.
Hawaii is the perfect place to grow this plant. I hardly water it but when it was little, I did fertilize it every 3 months with fish emulsion. I couldn't believe my luck when the seeds dropped and another plant started rooting. Now I have 2 curry trees about 20 inches apart. I keep them like small bushes so it works out well for me. I use the leaves in tons of rice dishes and now having seen many recipes (especially for dry curry leaf spice) I can put all of my leaves to good use. I also used this video to prune and I have nice roundish bush like trees. Not taller than 5' high, they are easy to pick. I even give many fronds away to local Indian restaurants! They love it and sometimes give me an order of chicken masala or naan, which I never ask for, but am always very grateful to eat!
Very cool! I hope this is still working out for you! 🌿
Just revisited this page as I need to repot my plant and I still learn from this video.
Please continue sharing your wisdom.
Thank you for this great video! I just bought a small curry plant and can hardly wait til I can harvest from it! I will use your techniques for sure!
Your videos are simple and with full explanations needed aptly. Thank you!!
This is the perfect video for those who have a curry leaf tree but do not know how to take care of it! thanks for sharing this video!
Down here in Sao Paulo, Brazil with two large curry plants growing in the front garden which we have to brush by to enter the house creating a delicious aroma when we pass. Now that we are in autumn the seeds are very big but still green so I came to find out how to grow from the seeds. I will certainly take all the advise. Thank you.
For the first time in my life, I cooked a dish made with curry leaves. Now I am in love with this new flavor and must have it in my backyard garden. After one viewing of your video, I feel ready to get started. I'll let you know how it does in Central Texas. Thank you!
Thanks for the information. We have a 9 year old curry leaf tree, that has never been properly cared for, I now know how to start caring for it thanks to the information you provided.
Glad it was helpful!
Very very informative video.. Thank you so much..
I have bought a curry leaf sapling.. Had no idea on pruning it, but now I know 😀
Thanks for the wonderful presentation. Yes I learnt recently the benefits of pruning... It is like magic. As it helps in propagating new branches and lush leaves.. Thanks
Wow! I never knew right way of harvesting leaves.
I learned something new through this video! Yes, I would love to receive some curry leaves seeds as well.
thank you
Can u mail seeds mangopickle7@yahoo.com
Thank you for the video. I'm from the UK. My mother has several plants but ive never seem them flower in the UK. The one on my kitchen window is growing flowers so I'm super excited! Looking forward to the berries hopefully. Ill try growing some plants from the seeds when i get there!
Thank you so much for this tutorial !! Now i know step by step how to grow my curry from seed :)
Thanks Bud for a comprehensive, easy to understand presentation, delivered clearly at the correct speed. I've been looking for something like this for a while - though I have saved my potted curry leaf plant over Chicago winters, it's getting a little spindly and I would like to propagate it for insurance! I wonder if I could prune off a 6 - 8" length of upper branch and attempt that. I do have a few seeds but I suspect they won't germinate - their skin has already dried out and turned wrinkly.
YES! I grow curry leaf plants in the North Georgia mountains! Of course, I bring them inside during winter.
They bloom every year during the summer and I save my seeds to grow new babies.
I LOVE my curry! It's so delicious!😍🥰😋
Sounds great!
Can I grow it outdoors and leave it outside during winter. What type of precaution do I need to take. I live in north Georgia. Thank you for your time
Do you sell seeds? I'm in Texas I'd love to try and grow this
Very good comprehensive video. I just pruned my sorry looking curry plant. Looking forward to new growth.
Thank you so much good information and explains why my plants were failing I was like you said one of the many leaving skeletons😱. Cant wait to try the correct method on my new plants that grown thanks
Thank you for posting this! I bought a curry leaf plant from someone and I cut the tip off. It hasn't sent out shoots. Leaves turned yellow. So repotted, and saw that she had planted in garden soil in the pot! Soil was compacted and hard. Took off most of the soil and repotted in potting soil and perlite. Fertilized it and watered. 2 days later, it looks better , leaves slightly green. Won't be buying plants from her again!
Excellent video like all your videos. Very low maintenance plants. I live in the Philippines and have three of these. I have never watered or pruned them and they just grow like crazy. Very tasty to add for 30 seconds at the end of sauting onions o you don't burn them.
Great job with all the videos on your channel. I showed several of them to my kids & wife. Keep up the good work. Post more in 4k.
Thanks for your feedback, glad to know you and your family like the videos. Happy Gardening!
Thanks for the great tips Karthik!
Love your plant very healthy n looks bushy🌿🌿
Thanks for the great video 👍.
Keep safe and have a great Christmas.
Thank you for this very informative video. I would love to grow a plant, as shown one day.
love your farming technique. u r so lucky u can literally live tour life with plants alone. I love gardening but no space in Mumbai. so just in sunshades I fulfill my dreams of gardening.
Not even some space in a balcony? A niece of mine grows quite a lot of stuff in gamlas in the balcony, in Delhi.
Those fruits (seeds) on the curry tree look yummy.
So much i didn't know! Ive made a mess of my 2 meter plant, but doing my best to fix it now. It is only a skeleton in new soil, so i hope it is going to grow.
My Seattle Indoor Curry Leaf habits: It grows 6 inches, loses all its leaves, you worry enough that it decides to regrows its top again, soon flowers and seeds come. You collect the seeds and the cycle starts again with the leaves falling off. It has a very Dr. Seuss looking kinky pencil of a trunk now 4ft tall, taped to a glass rod for support. Now has a 5 inch hat of leaves and flowers. I am the laziest indoor plant gardener. All plants get light blue water of Miracle Grow year around, more in Spring.
I do think I keep my Curry Leaf plants more moist than most with daily top pot waterings.
Thanks for the video! My curry leaf plant developed flowers in the summer so I kept in my garden to ensure pollination (I don’t know what method of pollination it uses). I brought it back in when the weather started to cool down and it developed plenty of seeds. They had just reached the stage of being ready to plant, so I have just planted 30 seeds! I really hope they germinate. I love the taste of curry leaves and the plant itself looks lovely. I like having a little indoor jungle to help with the cold snowy winter months.
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Well living in zone 2B in Canada I knew I really couldnt get this beautiful plan to grow for me. I just get 'care package' of curry leaves whenever I visit my aunt in Orange County. But yes, I have had a small indoor curry leaf plant in the past - but it cant do much!
Excellent! Very informative.. thank you.
Wow! A very healthy curry leaf plant considering that that is in California! I have a big bush here in my yard in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Lots of useful tips 👌👏👏👏thankyou 👍
Very nice Info...Thx for the detailed suggestions
Thank you for sharing my curry leaf plant is about two feet high and seems stunted ...I will re-pot and fertilize and see what happens. Your videos are always so helpful.
I've never tried pruning the top off my curry plant but I'll take your advice and do it now (since it's winter here) and hopefully it will grow new bushy growth this spring. Wonderful tips as always!
Thanks mate :)
Hi Mark, you are a legend! good to see you here....I'm trying to grow some curry leaves from a small brunch given to me by friends ( they thought I was gonna use it just for cooking and I thought why not trying to grow it?)
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@waaw laos what can i do with the cuttings other than use it for cooking?
Very nice and detail description, thanks a lot.
Thanks so much for this video. My curry leaf plant has blossomed this year and now I have seeds! I love this beautiful plant and I'm still learning how to cook with this herb. I found a beautiful Seminole pumpkin-curry leaf recipe, it was so delicious, but my husband didn't enjoy. We are not Indian and he isn't a fan of those types of foods so I'm still trying to figure out what American recipes to use these in. Thanks again for the very helpful video.
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I love this one... can’t wait to try this!
Very instructional! My curry plant is tall but not producing any more aide shoots on the long stalk. We do live in zone 6 so hopefully with warmer weather it will grow. I've repotted it and will be sure to follow your tips! I've yet to prune it as well. I've been scared to prune in case it doesn't grow back. Perhaps I should prune it this summer when it can grow, instead of right mo when it's still cold where I live. I'd love any more tips you might have to make my plant more bushy.
Super! Happy that I found your channel!
Glad you like the videos. Happy Gardening!
My little baby plant is turned into a huge tree in less than a year, I keep pruning it but it keeps growing and now it is over 15 feet, I do see seeds but never tried to plant them, now i will, thanks
I am impressed that your curry plant grown so well in 2016, so do you still have the curry plant and seeds, I would love to have some seeds and learn how to grow it, thanks for you shared this info. to us, i just love it !
I got curry plant the leaves are sticky so what shall I do
@@bhatishah1091 your plant has scale infection. They are tiny bugs. Make leaves sticky. My 10 feet tall curry leaf plant died because of scale infection
Best curry leaf video on YT about growing it.
Logee's nursery sells young plants.(USA)
Excellent gardening sir all ur videos r very gud n harvested vegetables r very fresh ...superb channel
I just moved to new home..i was wondering what plant i have in my new garden.it has black small fruit on it.i thought that is olives but i just realize its curry plant...wow ..i am happy whether its olives or curry...it has so many black fruit👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Very informative. Thank you.
I need to learn from you if you wish. I am interested in agriculture activities, but having such a knowledge in place is very rare to studies all those activities.
Love all your videos. This year I have some seeds on my curry leaf plant. Should the seeds be replanted as soon as they are ready - like you have shown in your video? How to protect the new plants growing during the winter?
very well explained ..i like ur vdeo ..its too gud for me to grow it now..as i got seeds
Thanks Murraya for a lovely, detailed video on curryplant. A friend of ours gave me 4 small plants which i have planted and hoping it comes out looking like yours. Your curry plant looks amazinglt healthy. Thanks from Canada. I am planning on growing it indoors. I have GREAT KITCHEN WHICH HAS WEST FACING SUNGLIGHT FOR 5 HRS. i ALSO HAVE A LAUNDRY ROOM UPSTAIRS WHICH IS EAST FACING WHICH GETS A LOT OF SUNLIGHT. Going to tryout which one does well. Thanks for your vieo.
Super helpful..thank you
Superb video! Thank you!
Excellent follow up to your first curry leaf video from which I learnt ( haha I was a complete skeleton maker).
LOL Nice to know the videos helped you!
thank you very much for your clear commentary and wonderful video and many tips for growing curry leaves plant.
Wonderful video.
Great video! My plant is finally setting seeds and I am excited to start new ones! I've propagated many using the suckers and have given them away to friends and family, but I want to grow some from seed to keep them going strong in our garden. I love the tender leaves in all my curries and even in pakoras!
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Excellent, instructional video, as always. I can't wait to locate a plant for my garden! I have not seen the plant for sale in Southern California. Did you start your plant from seed?
Hi California gardening
I cut my 6 inch curry leaf plant and now i see new growth near the stems. Your video helped me a lot. Glad I found your channel. Thank you for the tips. If you have any video on how to grow and manage jasmine plant, can you please share it.?
Very good information and nicely done video
Love your videos, very informative. I had tremendous success with curry leaf plant. I live in Northern California, Bay Area - I want to know when is a good tome to prune curry plant & when to sow the seeds
Very useful information thanks
thanks, good information
The curry leaf berries are delicious to eat.It has an after curry flavour.
Very helpful
Thank you!!!
Great information. Can you please do a video on curry plant diseases(scales aphids and many more) and remedies. How to recognize it early. My plant was attacked by scales and it took toll on my plant. Was able to recue it. Wish knew it earlier to spot the problem. Thanks in advance !
Nice and thank you.
Nice video.
Good video thanks mate!
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for the great video. Please advise if you would be drying the black seed before posting or do you take out the inner seeds dry than post. In which case do we need to put the seeds in water before planting?
Thank you for the information.
Any time!
soooo dam helpfull
i will do this
I live in the Philippines and curry leaves are almost impossible to find and curry leaf trees even more difficult. Nonetheless I was able to get my hands on a small tree that was in bad shape. I repotted it in good soil. I do not have to water much as this is the rainy season and the pot has good drainage holes and the soil has both pearlite and coconut coir. It gets direct morning sun from dawn to about 1 pm. It has been over a month since I got this plant and it is looking healthy. There is new growth and it is growing in height
Thanks for the detailed video. I would love to get some seeds too when you have them.
My original seedling was bought near you at the Mecca for indoor plants Logee's Plants for Home & Garden in Danielson, CT and shipped to me (4"s tall) in Seattle. Seeds came after 4 years. Grows assisted by a hardware store Philips Mini Twister 6500K 1600 Lumens fluorescent bulb.
Hi I’m happy to learn new things in your videos.. I would like to know the process to grow cilantro in containers from coriander seeds... please provide me some suggestions..I live in Texas which happens to be a dry and hot area.. thanks 😊
Love you tips on planting & pruning love to have some curry seed, when you have extra send some for me
Thank you for the informative video. I received a baby plant (transplant from mother plant) about 1.5 years ago. Plant seems to be growing well and has 2 tiny baby plants next to it but the “mother plant” actually seems to be 2 separate plants (the stems are separate even going into the soil but are right next to each other). They are about 9-12” tall. Should I try to separate them into 2 pots to give them more space to grow, or does that risk harming the roots too much?
Thanks for your valuable suggestions. I am from SoCal and we just received a 6 inch tall curry leaf plant from a friend and I have an option of growing it on the ground or in a pot. What is the best place at this time? also the ground soil is very clay here.. so all our plants are planted by replacing 1ft deep clay soil with a potting mix ... Thanks in advance
Your information was good enough for a beginner to start their own curry plant , I just wonder what’s the causes of its leaf to droop thanks 😊
Hi, I tried many times to make it survive where I live that is Massachusetts but unsuccessful. Not able to get good seeds anywhere. Good gardening👍
Thank you so much Sir
good job
I did try to propagate with a stick, no roots were grown but had some foliage and then it eventually died. I will try it again with a fresh branch and root hormone. Thank you for tips, I am in Canada, save couple of seeds for me and I will pick them during my visit to California.
Its very difficult, if not impossible, to propagate this plant via stems. Try seeds or suckers which grow around the main plant
Thank you.
Excellent video California Gardening. Do you ever plant curry leaves in the ground? The curry leaf potted plant was getting too big to move indoors for the winter here in northern California near Sacramento so I planted it in the ground. It usually lost most of it's leaves and in the summer it will grow back again but the leaves are pale green. Anyway to make the leaves darker green?
Thank you for this video .as you said I like have some seeds too please and I can wait in your queue .
Wish your video had come up in my Curry Leaf list propagation in the past. You address so many issues that I had to experience on my own. I live under the grey skies of Seattle so my Curry Leaf plants grow slowly indoors assisted by a fluorescent bulb. Now the mom is in sweet scented full bloom. I am daily tapping each flower from one to the other to help encourage pollination. Is this good? Will it encourage seed formation?
My question, other than daily smelling the flowers (haha) do you have ways to encourage seed formation?
I have had three rounds of seeds on my 6 yr old plant. Yet still am learning the critical lesson to not give your seedlings away, ending up with only the mother plant recently then praying for seeds again. None that I have given away have survived. Even with warnings, peoples cats have eaten half.
Thank you.I did mistakes like what is shown but now I know.
Love your videos. What kind of planters do you use? Plastic or terra-cotta ?
We live in Tucson, Arizona and it is very hot in the Summer and dry. The winters can be cold here in the desert. We have been growing our curry leaf Plant indoor for the winter and it lost all it's leaves. In March I have put it outside and now it is sprouting at the top and looks wonderful. How do I encourage growth on the bottom of the plant? It is approx 3' high and only has growth on the top 3 inches. It is budding at the moment. Should I cut the buds to encourage growth? Your video has been of great help. Thanks, Fred
Wow... So many requests for curry leaves seeds....
Amazing! stay connected 🥰😘
Please mk video on how to propagate curry leaves from suckers n cuttings.. Thanks. Ur videos are a great way to learn 👌👌👌
THANK YOU
Nice video! The only time I've came across this plant was back in culinary school. I remember the scent of the leaf reminded me of burnt hair. Lol!
Super
Loved your video , please tell me the ratio of the potting mix when you repoted the plant.
I like ur most of the videos,they helps me to learning more about planting different things also always my curry leaves plants get loosing during winter seasons even though I took care well so I am looking some curry leaves seeds are you selling it?? I’m interested to buy some!! Thanks 🙏