Hi we South Indians cannot cook any curry without curry leaf. You can leave the leaf in the curry and eat it . So all the essence of the leaf can get in the curry. Curry is less tasty without curry leaf. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video
Thank you for sharing such detailed tips 😊 in my house we put curry leaves in pretty much everything from food to hair care! In Hindi it’s called “Kadi Patta” and in Tamil it’s called “Karri-vay-pillay”😄It’s a staple in our house! May God bless you and your family! Stay safe ❤️
Very informative video! Thanks! I just made a curry recipe that called for curry leaves, and ordered dried from Amazon, came out well, but wondered how to grow fresh, which is what brought me here!
You are absolutely amazing. amazing gardener, amazing teacher, and amazing mom too. I have been watching your videos for at the least past three years and each and every time I learn something new. Be well, take good care and keep giving the wonderful gifts of sharing your knowledge and wisdom. All the best.
I didn't know they can go to seed after planting the tops, it could be worth doing just for that. Thanks for the recent videos, it would be nice to do a follow up video showing how all the plants you did got on? Though the situation is bad here in England, as elsewhere, the growing conditions have been great recently and my April tour at the allotment will be full of life, not just in the Polytunnels and Greenhouse as with March. All the best John.
Never heard of this tree before! Very interesting though! I do have some curry plants (Helichrysum italicum), which we sometimes use in different dishes (very hardy plant too, so very easy to keep). I doubt I can find the curry tree here in the Canary Islands, but I'll do some research about it. Thank you so much for all of the lovely info you gently give us!! I really love your Live at 5s by the way!!!
Doesn't your place has harsh winters? how did you manage to grow that tree outside? I have seen that only in India, not such a beautiful growth elsewhere
İ live in SW Turkey so İ think that this would grow here in our garden. İ am not sure if we can get seeds here but can get from UK when Covid_19 restrictions are lifted. We have a small garden but since the lockdown here we have been using our chickens to clear the lawn & are planting veg & fruit. Thank you for all your information :-)
Hi Dave I live in the UK I would like to know where To get the curry leaf seeds.. I have tried to grow from Cutting buying from the Local Indian shops but no Joy..pls..any suggestions Thank u ..🙏
I have one about 5+ metres tall after maybe 25 years. I would recommend growing it in a pot, it would provide plenty of leaves, and my one suckers like crazy in the ground. Maybe not a problem if you can mow around it, but it annoys me!
Why is the see poison? This is often said about other seeds like apples for their arsenic, but an apple a day does provide positive health from arsenic to fight cancer. More may not be good so just wondering about the curry tree seed. Thanks.
Hi we South Indians cannot cook any curry without curry leaf. You can leave the leaf in the curry and eat it . So all the essence of the leaf can get in the curry. Curry is less tasty without curry leaf. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video
Thank you for sharing such detailed tips 😊 in my house we put curry leaves in pretty much everything from food to hair care! In Hindi it’s called “Kadi Patta” and in Tamil it’s called “Karri-vay-pillay”😄It’s a staple in our house! May God bless you and your family! Stay safe ❤️
How do you use for hair not to grey? Thankyou
We have curry leaf growing all over south Florida I have one growing in a pot it's beautiful.
I have five baby curry trees growing now in my home. Barely 4 inches tall now and already smelling like heaven.
Alyssa, where can I get seeds of curry plant?
I planted this here in the Philippines
Growing high - almost 8 to 10 ft
Thanks!!!!
That seed is worth gold
Really delicious and lifts a fish curry . So interesting to hear you speak of the vitamins and minerals and other uses as well. Thankyou
Very informative video! Thanks! I just made a curry recipe that called for curry leaves, and ordered dried from Amazon, came out well, but wondered how to grow fresh, which is what brought me here!
You are absolutely amazing. amazing gardener, amazing teacher, and amazing mom too.
I have been watching your videos for at the least past three years and each and every time I learn something new. Be well, take good care and keep giving the wonderful gifts of sharing your knowledge and wisdom. All the best.
Wow, thank you!
I love putting it in the rice while its cooking. Thanks Morag and hey from the Sunny Coast! ;D
So good!
Such soothing and motherly voice..
U have wonderfully explained Girl. Well said , Well done .
I have eaten curry leave berries for years without problems
Morag you are my friend
Love it! Thanks
Every Indian Cookings !
I'd love to hear all the ways you use it!
Yotam Ottolenghi fries the fresh leaves up till crispy and then sprinkles them over curry flavoured things. Very delicious.
mmmm!
Amazing flavour and smell! I am in central Victoria and have a curry plant tree in a pot. Just protect from it from frost.
Thanks for sharing that!
This was super helpful, thank you! You described the plants needs easily and explained how to cook with it.
Glad it was helpful!
I didn't know they can go to seed after planting the tops, it could be worth doing just for that. Thanks for the recent videos, it would be nice to do a follow up video showing how all the plants you did got on? Though the situation is bad here in England, as elsewhere, the growing conditions have been great recently and my April tour at the allotment will be full of life, not just in the Polytunnels and Greenhouse as with March. All the best John.
Thanks for writing. I'll do updates when there's some good growth to show.
that is very interesting. so many health benefits of that curry plant.
Never heard of this tree before! Very interesting though! I do have some curry plants (Helichrysum italicum), which we sometimes use in different dishes (very hardy plant too, so very easy to keep). I doubt I can find the curry tree here in the Canary Islands, but I'll do some research about it. Thank you so much for all of the lovely info you gently give us!!
I really love your Live at 5s by the way!!!
THanks - happy gardening!
Awaiting for covid to be over so I can find one.
I like curry, but I hate Indian food. I once stay in Thailand for a week, I really can't stand their food. Is that due to curry, maybe partially.
Hi ..would love to grow
A curry tree in a pot...
Where can I get seeds from.
Thank you. ..or a plant.
i have one in a pot which is hanging on to life but it's in the blazing sun - better move it I guess to under a tree
If well taken care of the plant can grow really big.
Hello Mis amongst, I want curry leaves plant
wow the leaves are "Huge". Please give me some tips how to grow this. Thank You
It is in a nice shady moist spot - doesn't dry out - under other plants.
great for hair
Hi, I just wanted to know if you can use curry leaves as a fertiliser in plants
Doesn't your place has harsh winters? how did you manage to grow that tree outside? I have seen that only in India, not such a beautiful growth elsewhere
İ live in SW Turkey so İ think that this would grow here in our garden. İ am not sure if we can get seeds here but can get from UK when Covid_19 restrictions are lifted. We have a small garden but since the lockdown here we have been using our chickens to clear the lawn & are planting veg & fruit. Thank you for all your information :-)
Good luck sourcing it. Happy gardening.
Hi Dave I live in the UK
I would like to know where
To get the curry leaf seeds..
I have tried to grow from
Cutting buying from the
Local Indian shops but no
Joy..pls..any suggestions
Thank u ..🙏
please add genus and specie for all plants that you discuss as common names can be different in different parts of the world. Thanks
Now in the comments
Thank you so much
I’m not sure if I missed it however , how big does the tree get and can it be grown in a pot or far away from the house ?
Yes it can be grown in a pot. In a garden. In a food forest as well
It can get 2-3m but responds ok to trimming too
I have one about 5+ metres tall after maybe 25 years. I would recommend growing it in a pot, it would provide plenty of leaves, and my one suckers like crazy in the ground. Maybe not a problem if you can mow around it, but it annoys me!
@@thisearththeonlyheaven It also responds well to being trimmed, even if it's growing in the ground.
Morag Gamble : Our Permaculture Life Root suckers are annoying, but maybe not every tree does that.
Ah would you just look at that abundance 🌿 One other way to preserve it for a little longer is to make chutney powder of them.
Yes, absolutely
I love to grow curry leaf where can I find a seeds from
Can you train as a bush?
Yes, just trim regularly
Why is the see poison? This is often said about other seeds like apples for their arsenic, but an apple a day does provide positive health from arsenic to fight cancer. More may not be good so just wondering about the curry tree seed. Thanks.
my plant is 3 or 4year old.but it's not grow,I want some tip.thank you
Do you have it in a warm location?
how do you harvest the curry to use on food
I pluck a composite leaf and add it to cooking - a bit like a bay leaf - you take it out again
Where can I get curry leaf tree seeds
Hello I’m living in uk where I get from tree place please thanks
Do a bit of an internet search and you'll find many sources. You'll need to grow it as an indoor plant though.
Dear, can you mail me some of those fruit of your curry leaf plant which you throw away because the seeds are toxic?
Sorry, I don't have any available now.
Can I buy from you curry leaves tree? I'm paying you through PayPal prepay card? Please
No, sorry - I don’t sell plants
Wait!! Did you say?! We can’t grow curry tree from seeds?!!
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