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How to encourage a Curry Leaf plant to have MORE BABY plants SECRET TIPS Plant Care Home fertilizers
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- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2021
- How to encourage a Curry Leaf plant to have MORE BABY plants W SECRET TIPS Easy Homemade fertilizers
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Based on previous videos questions:
• Baby Curry Leaf Plant ...
In today’s episode, we going to see about separating the baby plants and transplanting it to separate Pots.
It is necessary to separate the baby plants from the parent plant, so that all the nutrients are concentrated and supplied to each baby plants and parent plant independently and they can thrive healthier and better alone. In case if we do not separate the baby plants that grown around the parent plant, the growth rate and the nutrients will be distributed to all the plants in the pot and the parent plant growth will be reduced considerably including the baby plants growth.
This pot here now have 3 baby plants in it. Have already separated and repotted a baby plant a month ago from this pot. And that baby plant is thriving and growing much healthier now. Let’s now separate the rest now.
For separating baby curry leaf plants, remove some top soil from the pot and then firmly hold as well as pull the baby plant with some slight pressure in one hand and dug gently down with a hand shovel to dismember the root.
You should make sure that you have some considerable amount of root in the baby plant, so that it will help them establish on its own when we move them into a separate pot.
So now we got these baby plant separated and now we going to repot this. Make sure that you are using a well-draining potting mix and don’t use strong fertilizers. Since it is not a heavy feeder, it is best to feed it with a liquid fertilizer once in every three to 4 weeks. Make sure to firmly pat the top layer of the potting mix. And water them enough well for the first time.
Some stems may have been attached together, so while pulling out the stem be very careful and very patient… and investigate before you dismember your rooting system. In these scenarios you should not separate the stems. Take some considerable amount of root for both the stems and then plant them as a whole.
So there we have it folks that was our episode on separating and replanting our baby plants. If you have any suggestions to make please do put them in the comments section below and do not forget to subscribe our channel 360Rainbow. If you like this video please hit the Like button and share it with your friends as well and we will see you again soon, until then stay safe and have fun!
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Thank you for the Moringa tip, and also the helpful first video on removing baby plants
so simple home made fertilizer !!!!! wonderful to watch !!!! i will tr some of these.
Thanks for sharing good and useful information
This moringa stem fertilizer i have never heard it before.something very unique.just last week i tried this idea of yours in my curry plant and yes it has already shown remarkable growth.i am exteremely happy and thankful to you for this very valuable info.
Thanks for the tips dear😊
Wonderful and great tips
It's good
Cool
I heard about both buttermilk and regular milk half glass ,i used with buttermilk too❤ ,ive slso buried calcium tablets ❤❤v good results
Super tips & tricks! Loved it. Thanks for posting this video 👏👏👏👌👌
So nice of you dear :)
Thanks so much for the valuable tipe i never knew.here in India its a common practise to pour rice soaked or washed water and also buttermilk vessel washed water regularly.specially if buttermilk is three four days old the sour one is excellent for kadipatha plant.
Awesome 🤩 glad you found this helpful ☺️ And thanks a lot for sharing your experience with buttermilk and curry leaf plant 🪴 🌈👍😊
Great extent tips. Thank you
Glad it was helpful Sir!
Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Thank you too :)
Great Tips 👍
Glad it was helpful!
How do you make compost at home and avoid rodents? Very informative video. First time viewer.
I have two different varieties. Plant # 1 Green stem with green petiols and plant #2 Red stem and petiols with leaves that fold down. How will I know which Variety is which
Please advise
Super
So nice. Thanks a lot :)
Can you teach how you make the soil mixture for curry leaves . Also can I use miracle grow potting mix?😅
What’s Moringa plant for using as a ferlizer?
Can you feed dal water? Not from first wash but maybe 3rd or 4th
Hello. I See your Video ...you give fisch or meat water... if it good for indoor curry plant??
Which variety of curry plant is this?
Does the mornings stem on other plants? Please reply
How will you get the baby plant separately because it's close to the mother plant
Thank you.My curry leaf plant is about 2 yrs old.There are no baby plants.Why ?
My young curry leaf plant is growing well but leaf’s are very small & delicate. Is this normal?? Will the leafs get bigger over time??
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!!
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Mere podhe k sub leaves tut kar gi r rahi hai kya karun
Hello, I have just bought a new curry leaf plant from a garden center in Vancouver
Any suggestions to keep my plant alive ? As you know Canada is a cold country and I have to keep the pot inside
Hi! I believe it must be a baby plant. So keep them inside your home near windowsill preferably or any light & humidity available location. This will help your plants to give time for developing stronger roots. Mean time do not use any harsh fertilizers. May be once in 3 weeks you can give cowdung fertilizer which is the best and safe for baby plants. And once in a month use neem concentrate to avoid any infections. Water your plants once in a week. Just try to spray foliage everyday. Curry leaf plants do not like wet roots so make sure your top soil is dry before you water for the next time. After a month you can transplant to a pot relative to your plant size with good well draining or moisture controlled potting mix. Hopefully by next month cold will be gone. If the weather is less than 55 F, do not keep them outside. After that, keep them outside in partial shade for a week and then you can move them to your preferable place, sunny or even partial shade. Curry leaf plant love sun very much. So no worries during summer. When it is in full sun, you can water them every day checking the dryness of your top soil. After 3 months you can use rice water, bone meal and other fertilizers you prefer once in 2 weeks. If your plants roots are already developed it will grow faster this summer, if not it will take time. But once the roots are developed, it will grow faster. So dont worry until unless it is not alive.
@@360Rainbow thanks 🙏
i bought a curry plant in a pot. It has grown to about two feet tall. but it is not growing bushy. there are no side branches. Please advise what I can do to encourage a bushy growth. Thank you.
Prune at the growing end, it will become vigorously bushy before you know it. I will update a pruning video very soon, so you get an idea. Dont worry, it is growing season. Especially spring and summer there are more scope that you can expect from your curry leaf plant. Please subscribe to 360Rainbow and if interested check my other videos. Thank You.
Top part ko thoda sa cut kar do than niche Se aayega
Question
This is besides the date of curry leaf
You mention about you cook morunga leaves as a dish
Can you share recipie . I heard it’s very healthy but don’t know how how to cook it
Thank you 🙏🙏
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Yes you are absolutely correct. Moringa are the best tropical green leaves with incredible health benefits. ruclips.net/video/62SiiTcdIKk/видео.html
Check the recipe link above and if you try at home, please share your feedback 🙏👍
I am leaving in Europe and trying to grow a curry leaf plant without much success.
I need help will you pls guide me?
Of course. Let me know your questions anytime please.
Can we use aspirin for curry leaves plant?
Yes we can
Do you know if moringa stems are available in UK? Is there an English name of Moringa ?
Curry patta or curry leaf; available in Indian shops.
Moringa leaves are drumsticks leaves
Can you share what kind of sand? Any specific brand like the one we get in home depot?
Mosser Lee's - it improves water drainage. In general horticultural sand is good and is often known as sharp sand, coarse sand, or quartz sand. If you have difficulty finding horticultural sand, you can substitute builders sand.
Along with the moringa stems can i also add some moringa leaves?is ot ok?
Of course you can use that too..its completely beneficial 👍
@@360Rainbow thanks so much. I will do that.
I bought curry leaf plant 3 feet tall never pruned plant tender and no sub branches. How to trim how much I can trim. Thank you. Lalitha reddy
Pluck off the top most tips it'll get side branches..
I brought a curry leaf plant from Kerala back to usa. Its leaves are still green but I have nit seen any growth. Its been. Two months and it still looks
The same. I’ve tried egg shell crushed. , tried coffee too and since
I live in California it’s been rainy and a the few days of sun I have put it out and in the house I have a grow light on it. It’s watered and it’s it’s drains well. But I yet to see to see new growth. Help !!
Oh the sand was red earth that’s where I was growing. Hawaii has red sand but California doesn’t but I want it to survive
One is using buttermilk
One is recommended calcium tablets
One is giving all types of fertilizer
This whole thing looks like a biriyani recipe made with fertilizer
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