That’s what our curry plant looks like Kim..a good plant to have on hand for sure👍Being milder climate outs won’t be as flavoursome as yours.Ahh yes fleas that’s a good idea I should plant some in the dog yard.Great advice as usual Kim.
Thank you Lynne. I guess it is what you said in your video, finding the best plants suited to seasonal conditions. Lots we like to grow, but not suited to our climate. Cheers guys. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘
Hi! I have this same plant, curry herb. I have it in a 10L bucket where is soil which is appropriate for chilis. I didn´t water it quite at all, but it began to dry out, making brown leaves. Then we had here in Spain a lot of rains and the bucket filled up with water for few days until I noticed it was full of water. But what I found was a lot of new fresh leaves and good growth! I was suprised and now I think that my curry (and also my rosemary) is kind of an abnormal individual cause it seems to like a lot of water...
Cassandra Langley...I cannot reply to your comment directly so hope you see this. You might have Murrayi Koenigii curry...the leaves are wider than this and they get white flowers that eventually turn into green and then black seeds. I think there are minimum five different types of Curry. There is a guy who lives close to me and I am in Vancouver, BC and he has a curry plant with smaller leaves and that plant is outdoors all year long and has leaves (more in summer, less in winter but always some) on it year round. If you have a knowledgeable garden shop nearby, you could see about getting different varieties
Thank you Monique. The one we have does have white flowers. Have heard about different varieties, but difficult to find them in nurseries around her. Not really well known as a herb here in Australia. The ones in your area, do they grow in ice, snow conditions, or more the indoor plant? Good information, much appreciated. Thank you. All the best.
I have a plant that looks exactly like this one, but the smell and taste are completely of sweet walnut, somewhat bitten when bitten. Could it be just a different variety?
Have you figured out what plant it is? I have one that i dont know its name the person who sold me it said it was rosemary but its not at all it has a chocolaty walnut almond type smell
I have the plant growing outside? How can I keep/preserve it for cooking? My house sucks for a counter or space with direct sunlight so I have to dry and store it.
As far as my research it is the same plant. We bought ours as seedlings. But suggest look on line for seeds, best prices. Thank you for watching. All the best. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘
The leaves can look a bit similar on some varieties, but it the defining smell that makes the difference between the two species. Thank you. All the best.
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Thank you.
All the best. 😊
I do like cooking with curry. The plant look so much like my rosemary plant, very interesting.
great looking plant seems to be doing well in that tyre.... great stuff :)
I love curry and the smell ,, never seen a curry plant before thanks for sharing mate take care atb daz
Cool my friend! Thanks for showing. All the best, Sepp
Looks like it is doing well. Whatever the environment keep it up. Interesting idea about the fleas. Thanks for sharing.
That is a nice looking plant, and great if you can eat it.
Cool, very interesting!!
That’s what our curry plant looks like Kim..a good plant to have on hand for sure👍Being milder climate outs won’t be as flavoursome as yours.Ahh yes fleas that’s a good idea I should plant some in the dog yard.Great advice as usual Kim.
Thank you Lynne. I guess it is what you said in your video, finding the best plants suited to seasonal conditions. Lots we like to grow, but not suited to our climate.
Cheers guys.
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Hi! I have this same plant, curry herb. I have it in a 10L bucket where is soil which is appropriate for chilis. I didn´t water it quite at all, but it began to dry out, making brown leaves. Then we had here in Spain a lot of rains and the bucket filled up with water for few days until I noticed it was full of water. But what I found was a lot of new fresh leaves and good growth! I was suprised and now I think that my curry (and also my rosemary) is kind of an abnormal individual cause it seems to like a lot of water...
Cassandra Langley...I cannot reply to your comment directly so hope you see this. You might have Murrayi Koenigii curry...the leaves are wider than this and they get white flowers that eventually turn into green and then black seeds. I think there are minimum five different types of Curry. There is a guy who lives close to me and I am in Vancouver, BC and he has a curry plant with smaller leaves and that plant is outdoors all year long and has leaves (more in summer, less in winter but always some) on it year round. If you have a knowledgeable garden shop nearby, you could see about getting different varieties
Thank you Monique. The one we have does have white flowers. Have heard about different varieties, but difficult to find them in nurseries around her. Not really well known as a herb here in Australia. The ones in your area, do they grow in ice, snow conditions, or more the indoor plant?
Good information, much appreciated.
Thank you.
All the best.
ty for sharing very nice
You can have fantastic curry food now. In appearance it looks like Rosemary.
looks great
no problem!
We can grow them in the UK, great plant.
Do you know how to root a cutting from this plant? I have one and would like to take cuttings.
I have a plant that looks exactly like this one, but the smell and taste are completely of sweet walnut, somewhat bitten when bitten. Could it be just a different variety?
Have you figured out what plant it is? I have one that i dont know its name the person who sold me it said it was rosemary but its not at all it has a chocolaty walnut almond type smell
I have the plant growing outside? How can I keep/preserve it for cooking? My house sucks for a counter or space with direct sunlight so I have to dry and store it.
They do grow very well in pots. Perhaps move the pots around, full sunlight areas elsewhere in the house.
All the best.
Wait so there's a curry plant and a curry tree? Do they mix well in cuisine
This plant has a far milder taste than the tree variety.
Thank you.
All the best.
When it flowers do you trim off? Ta
+Austdragon thanks 🙂
Thank you for sharing, Is this plant the same as Immortelle? Also, where is cheapest place I can get the seeds?
As far as my research it is the same plant. We bought ours as seedlings.
But suggest look on line for seeds, best prices.
Thank you for watching.
All the best.
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@@aussysurvival Thank you for responding. Blessings
My curry plant does not look like this. My curry plant has wider leaves. When i bought it they said it was curry. Is it two different types of curry?
are the eaves wide, silvery and very flat? might be sage...
Do you have curry tree or curry herb
For some reason my lavender plant looks like this
The leaves can look a bit similar on some varieties, but it the defining smell that makes the difference between the two species.
Thank you.
All the best.
I might see if I can find that plant.