Thank you very much for the video, I was also scared to make such a bold cut but after 21 days I'm pleased that it has sprouted in 4 places with multiple stems, even better than before!
I live in edmonton Canada I actually packed some seeds in my snack packs when I went to Fiji and managed to not get caught lol I know it sounds bad but I really wanted curry plant because there’s none where I live thank U for this video because I pruned it exactly like u did now waiting to see the result lol
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN thanks lol 😆 gotta so what u gotta do sometimes now I’m just waiting for my plant to thrive like yours or else my mom will kill me 🤣🤣
I topped my curry tree a couple weeks back just as you suggested. It seems to be slow to respond, but I see some new growth forming at the nodes. Will fertilize with fish fertilizer soon. I also tried planting a couple of the cuttings I took off. I think they are rooting as I see new growth at the nodes. Fingers crossed!! Hoping for lots of leaves this summer :) My plant has always been tall, seems to refuse to grow bushy
Great to hear that it is growing nicely. It needs a lot of courage to cut a plant that is finely growing. For the sake of good growth, you took the step. Amazing and don't forget to share a pic of it once fully grown, everyone will be motivated.😊
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN Curry tree imgur.com/gallery/yAdeiyc New growth 2 months after hard prune. I believe mine is the dwarf variety so it is pretty slow growing. I now have two main stems for the first time! I think I will pinch the tips of the two main stems in a few weeks and see if I can get some more off shoots to grow in the late summer. I think when I repot the plant in the spring I will take some time to break up the root ball and maybe even prune the roots a bit. I think I will also amend the soil to help it drain more. It seems like my soil remains moist for too long. I can easily go two to three weeks after watering before the soil dries enough to water again. I have really been fighting the urge to over water.
My curry plant was having stunted growth when I first brought it home. After observing it for 6 months, I cut it leaving 1 feet of trunk. Only one shoot came out and it went crooked. Again it stopped growing. After another 3 months, again another crooked growth started. Finally I have left 2 inches of thick trunk and chopped the rest. Got 4 pieces of trunk and planted them in a basket with porous soil. I hope that I get 4 new plants along with new growth on old one. I can see few growth on all the cuttings as well as on the stump.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN My curry plant THRIVED after following your instructions 2 years ago. Today I am cutting it back again and expecting the same success. Thank you again for your video.
Hi. New Zealand here. A very helpful and informative video. Thank you very much. I am growing my first curry plant at the moment. It is about 100cm tall and in a pot. It only has one main stem. What I want to know is how might I be able to make it more "bushy". It is producing a lot of leaves, but only off the main stem. Help!
Hi u make it look so easy, I planted 5 cuttings after 3weeks 4 died one survived but the leaves are so tiny, I have not covered it with plastic bag, do I have to water it? Sud I fertilise it too? Do u think it will survive wen can I repot it if it does survive thanks!! Hope u reply
Yes, you have to water it when the growing medium looks dry. Don't add any fertilizer while the cutting is growing. Repot it when true branches grow from the cutting.
I took a curry plant from a friend’s house that was dying. It’s still small and leaves are all dry. Can you give tips on reviving it? The stem is hardly 1-2mm so very young. It was dying because she hasn’t watered it in a long time. I brought it home and replanted and watered. All leaves are dry so not sure if I should remove them all or not. Thanks in advance!
Thank you very much for a very useful presentation explaining many aspects of successful growth and propagation of curry leaf plants. It would be very helpful if you can adjust the audio volume of your commentary to a steady, even level (perhaps by ensuring that you try to keep the same direct distance to the recording microphone) and also greatly suppress the background music level. That would make the video easier for many more people to fully understand. Also, it would be useful to know what the day and night time temperatures in the area that you are growing them. Thank you!
Thanks for the detail suggestion. Yes, I had realised that soon. Now a days, I am doing it carefully. And I will add the temperature requirement of this plant in the new video.
I have a few questions :- 1) Can you share link for Mustard Cake Liquid fertilizer. 2) Can i use Mustard cake powder. How to use powder. Do i need to soak it in water for some days and then use. Or just mix in water and use immediately. Or can i add power directly to the soil of the the curry leaf plant pot. Also let me know hoe much quantity to be added in how much water. Or if adding directly to the pot then how much quantity to add in the pot. 3) You said in the video to add Mustard Cake Liquid fertilizer and Vermicompost after 15 days. So we can add both thing at the same time Or on different days.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN...I stumbled upon yr channel during our Covid lockdown last year & have been hooked on it eversince...Sending u lots of love from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Happy gardening! 🌿
How do I post a picture here I followed your instructions and omg new growth is all coming out I even followed a video of yours about how to grow from cuttings and I have 4 cuttings now that’s got new growth thank you so much without your video I wouldn’t know what to do
Hi, great info. May i know how do u treat meally bugs or any pesticide? My curry plants has dark spots at the back of the leaves. Thank you, hope to hear from you :)
For any pest, I spray neem oil and soapy water solution on plants. Dark spots on your plant- I guess it is Scale/insect. Take cotton soaked with neem oil and rub on the stem.
Good presentation. Please advise me on what to use or treat leaves that are curling and turning black, not all the leaves on the stem, but in different stems, the leaves develop well and just before it matures, it develops the curls and turns black.
Inspect your plant closely. I am sure it is a house of some insets now. They are sucking the juice from the leaves and stems. Due to that leaves are curled down and look deformed in shape. Spray neem oil on your plant.
Hi, thank you very much for your very informative video. What is the size of your container for your curry plant? Do you keep increasing the size of your pot? Can I cut the plant every spring like this? That way, it can remain in a 5 - 7 gallon paint bucket. I will just change the potting mix every year or so. What do you think? Thank you very much.
Thanks. It is in 7 inches pot not and I increase the pot size if the roots outgrow. Yes, if you cut, it becomes fuller with time. No need to change the soil every year, rather amend it with fertilizers. 😊
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN Thank you very much! When you say 7 inch pot, do you mean the height? Can you please give me the exact height, top and base diameters of your pot? Sorry I am new to gardening and this is my first attempt. Thank you!
I really appreciate all these tips and thank you enormously for the video. If I may also add, your voice disappears into the background at times and it becomes hard to follow instructions. A possible suggestion would be to remove the music entirely, or to adjust its volume. But once again, thanks heaps for all this info. 🙏
Hi this is Deepa from Birmingham UK, I have bought curry leaf plant, now it’s growing well 🤞 . Could you please send advise of caring in beginning of winter, I planted it in big pot. Could you please let me know when to repot it by diff compost and what fertiliser do I need to use. Thank you
Ya sure, I will help you in knowing all the info. Here, space is not enough to address all your problems. Drop a mail with all your queries to- eurbanorganicgarden@gmail.com
Wonderful looking plant. I just hard pruned my plant which wasn’t growing from past eight months or so. Can you please tell me the watering requirement of the newly hard pruned plant for the next 15-20 days when it’s kept in shade.
Don't worry, you can cut it. But wait for good temp. In India, we wait for the spring season where temp is 22-30 deg Celsius. So, wait till the temp hits this range and then prune it.🙂
Hey thanks for this amazing video 🙏 My curry leaf plant has stopped growing taller and no new growth is seen. What do I do in that case it wasn't clear from the video. Can you please help? Thank you.
Leave 2 inches of trunk from the ground and cut the rest. Trimming the plant twice a year ensures better growth hormone production in plants. It's applicable to almost every plant. You can repot the plant too as sometimes fungal infection in the roots stop the plant from growing.
Hii.myself Mrs katre I have hard prune the plant...& Shift to big pot.. the shoot r grown in 4 to 5 place...but know the plant stop growth for almost 2 months....shall I shift to small pot ... please suggest
Very Informative video. My potted curry plant is just not growing tall at all but is alive with enough leaves. Iam puzzled how it can send 3 baby curry plants without any actual growth seen in the main plant. Kindly let me know when is the right time to repot the baby plants. Thanks.
I have a plant with extremely long and tall base but very few leaves on top. Plant has no branches just one base which has leaves on top. If I prune/trim 8 inches from top I will be trimming of part of base. Is that ok? Looks like that is what you did. Can I send you pics of my plant? Amazing video.
Thanks for the tips and info. Is there an ideal season to prune the plant ? I am in CA and it is summer here , right now , can i prune it now ? Winter will sent in late Oct. My plant is exactly the same , it is tall with very few leaves. Can we add any fertilizer or would you recommend vermi-compost and mustard cake ? My exp with Vermi-compost is that plants turned black. Please suggest, I love curry leaves and would like to use more of them. Looking forward to your response
The Growth of plant and maintenance varies from place to place. This is India, I suggest based on the climate. But I have no clue about the climate of your place so I will suggest you based on the temperature. 18-25 degrees Celsius temperature is good for pruning. You can use any dry compost. For more info watch this video from the link below. th-cam.com/video/6DyedtXQ8z4/w-d-xo.html
my curry plant is just 10 inch long ... i sowed seed in august and now its 10-11 inch long ... is it right time to prune it or should i wait for few more days or months? if yes then since this is june month so starting june is good for pruning or not ?
Vasant Kerai from london, hi Namaste and happy Diwali, you are watched all over the globe, how about English subtitled vlog please that's a way forwards to be on this utube for appreciation.
Shoukd I place my plant in full sun now that the temp has started to drop and sunlight quite soft n warm? Can it be left in open during harsh winters esp in the night
Hi I live in Canada and my plant is 10 inch tall and is kept indoors right now since we have cold temperatures outside. Can I prune it now or should wait for more days.pls suggest
60 days ur plant has grown soo big, my plant is 7 weeks old and has not grown any bigger than how it was 4 weeks ago, no new shoot just the 3 tiny branches 2 inches long, sud I repot it??I don’t want to kill it as it’s taken me years to grow, now the weather in uk is humid due to constant rain 🌧 thanks!!
I hope you are feeding it properly. Plants need pampering like small todlors. ☺️ Rainwater has all the minerals so give it rainwater to drink and shower once in a while only when you know the soil is dry. And follow fertilizer routine strictly. All the best. 😀
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!!
Use the regular potting mix to transplant. Don't add an extra fertilizer to the soil mix. For first month, let the plant grow in it. Slowly, add fertilizer every 15 days.
Hello Mam..nice video.. Cut 3 cuttings and plant same as you teach.. All 3 cuttings successful.. some little leaves grow.. But after that w cuttings died after 12-15 days.. What is the reason?? If they start producing leaves it means cuttings roots grown.. Then why suddenly this happened?? Please Help
This plant needs particular soil and temperature to give strong fragrance. I too have noticed the difference of the same curry plant grown in different parts of India. In Jharkhand too, this plant has very strong fragrance but in Delhi and it's surrounding districts it's fragrance is very low. You need warm to hot climate as in South India and at least 4 hours of sunlight else it won't be able to generate required fragrance.
At what stage can we start pruning the plant? Mine is still a baby about 4 inch tall and has about 8 stalk of leaves so I am afraid it will kill the tree.
Your plant is small, can prune it though. Wait for a few months if it gives you fear. Let it grow till 5 or 6 inches. Till then, here a new video will help you to go further.🙏😊
I am little bit scared or hesitant to cut the stem.is it safe to cut ,will new branches come or will it die? Which climatic conditions is good ?plz advice.
Hi just have a question. My curry leaf plant got under heavy infestation of white mealy bugs all over the stem and leaves. Tried soap and oil water to combat it, but i think i spotted it too late. Trimmed of all the leaves and cleaned off all mealy bugs, threw away some of the top soil. Was hoping for my plant to revive itself, it did it once before. Continued to water it, to my surprise the following week a new seedling of curry leaf was growing from right near the old plants stem. I never planted any seedlings in the soil. Is this a natural phenomenon, i guess the plant revitalized itself since it could revive the old plant ?
That new plant grew up from the root of the mother plant that you have. My plant has one too. It happens with many, including the curry plant. Congrats, now you have two plants. Separate the new plant and give it a different room to grow once the baby plant becomes 5-6 inches tall.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN That's what i thought too, was unsure if curry leaf was similar. Yeah i was thinking of re-potting it as well. Thanks for your reply..
Hi I live in the UK and have had a curry play that germinated from a seed but hasn't grown much at all in a year now. I keep the pot indoors in a sunny corner so that temperatures is seldom under 15C. I try not to over water it. Recently I even re-potted it and changed the soil, but even that seems to have had very little impact on it. What am I doing wrong??
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN it is far too small for pruning i feel. It is all of 10-15 cm's tall with 3 lateral stems and 3-5 pairs of leaves in each of these stems...
One thing you can do here. As you said 3 lateral stems are there, pinch or cut off a very small portion (1 inch) of one stem. Don't disturb the other 2 branches. Observe the growth of that particular branch. You can share the update with me.
First, make sure the climate is cool at your place. Wait for the monsoon if you are yet experiencing summer heat. Let me know once it hits your place, I will help you at that time.
Buy a healthy plant from a nursery at your locality. If you are worried about cold, keep your plant indoor near a window where it will receive sunlight.
When I cut the tip off my plant to encourage bushy growth, the cut branch does not fork into two strong new branches but instead a single dominant branch re-grows along with a small puny side branch. What is the problem here?
My plant is shedding alot of leaves i bought it from nursery like 2 months ago it was doing fine .right now the weather is changing becoming cooler its not that cold but its cloudy most of the time and 20 to 18 degrees at night .since the change it started shedding leaves I give 3 days gap watering it .I am worried what is happening to plant .the plant has been repotted in a bigger pot like a month and half ago
Hi I prun my curry leaf plant and doing well infact lots of baby plants coming too .but the thing is my leave of plant Turing yellow pls suggest me something pls.
Don't worry, yellowing of leaves are normal till you see growths. The mother plant is in the process of producing more baby plants. Once the process is done, it will recover and grow again.
@@vaishalijuturu6803 yes u can directly put the cutting in soil mix but this is not the right time for cutting growing,it'll best work in warmer and humid climate
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Thank you very much for the video, I was also scared to make such a bold cut but after 21 days I'm pleased that it has sprouted in 4 places with multiple stems, even better than before!
I too am scared about severe pruning but after seeing her results, I know I will have to do it.
Started growing mine 3 weeks ago, they grow very quickly. Been eating raw curry leaves for the past five years. Very beneficial for health👌
This is one of my favorite plants .. I’m really crazy about curry leaves
Same here 👍🏽
Same
Thanks !
I was very worried about hard prunning but seeing your video I am confident on it🙏
You explained it so well... ) Also your plant is beautiful. Thanks a lot.
The plant looks so bright green and healthy! Thanks for sharing your tips!
Thank you
The potting mix ratio is mentioned in the link here. I use this ratio for all fruits and vegetable plants.
th-cam.com/video/V2EtmSwC1o4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the video
I was very scared to prune my plant but I took your advice and rejuvenate my plant
Thank you so much
Ohh, it's a great success. Happy for you dear. 😊
Thank you for your advice.
Superb information mam use full tips for improving my plants
Thanks so much so much helpful advice. I so wanted my plant to flourish here in central Florida..
Thank you .🙏 Your plant will do great with proper care 😊
Where do you get mustard cake?
I live in edmonton Canada I actually packed some seeds in my snack packs when I went to Fiji and managed to not get caught lol I know it sounds bad but I really wanted curry plant because there’s none where I live thank U for this video because I pruned it exactly like u did now waiting to see the result lol
😂😂 you are a true plantholic. Kudos to your bravery. ❤️
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN thanks lol 😆 gotta so what u gotta do sometimes now I’m just waiting for my plant to thrive like yours or else my mom will kill me 🤣🤣
Great job. I need to grow one of this plan for myself, as its not available in every market to buy when i need it
Go for it👍
I topped my curry tree a couple weeks back just as you suggested. It seems to be slow to respond, but I see some new growth forming at the nodes. Will fertilize with fish fertilizer soon.
I also tried planting a couple of the cuttings I took off. I think they are rooting as I see new growth at the nodes. Fingers crossed!! Hoping for lots of leaves this summer :)
My plant has always been tall, seems to refuse to grow bushy
Great to hear that it is growing nicely. It needs a lot of courage to cut a plant that is finely growing. For the sake of good growth, you took the step. Amazing and don't forget to share a pic of it once fully grown, everyone will be motivated.😊
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN
Curry tree imgur.com/gallery/yAdeiyc
New growth 2 months after hard prune. I believe mine is the dwarf variety so it is pretty slow growing. I now have two main stems for the first time! I think I will pinch the tips of the two main stems in a few weeks and see if I can get some more off shoots to grow in the late summer.
I think when I repot the plant in the spring I will take some time to break up the root ball and maybe even prune the roots a bit. I think I will also amend the soil to help it drain more. It seems like my soil remains moist for too long. I can easily go two to three weeks after watering before the soil dries enough to water again. I have really been fighting the urge to over water.
Saw the growth, nicely growing 😊 But yes, as you said it is growing slowly. Anyway, I am happy that you shared your experience and update. Thank you 😊
I have so many curry leaf plants 😍😍
My curry plant was having stunted growth when I first brought it home. After observing it for 6 months, I cut it leaving 1 feet of trunk. Only one shoot came out and it went crooked. Again it stopped growing. After another 3 months, again another crooked growth started. Finally I have left 2 inches of thick trunk and chopped the rest. Got 4 pieces of trunk and planted them in a basket with porous soil. I hope that I get 4 new plants along with new growth on old one. I can see few growth on all the cuttings as well as on the stump.
Our experience is the great teacher. Anyway, now you know where to cut for better growth. 😃
Thank you for this great video!!
Thank you for this video. I'm scared to give my plant such a bold cut but I will be brave and give it a try!
Go for it. 😊 Many have tried and shared their success here. I am sure, you will get sucess too. 😊
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN My curry plant THRIVED after following your instructions 2 years ago. Today I am cutting it back again and expecting the same success. Thank you again for your video.
Hi. New Zealand here. A very helpful and informative video. Thank you very much. I am growing my first curry plant at the moment. It is about 100cm tall and in a pot. It only has one main stem. What I want to know is how might I be able to make it more "bushy". It is producing a lot of leaves, but only off the main stem. Help!
We live in USA not sure where do we get this mustard cake😒 does anyone know. Thanks for the wonderful tips it helps us a lot.
Thank you so much for this very nice and informative video❤️❤️👍👍.In which season you have pruned your curry leaf plant mam?
You're very cute.. The end part about husband ... Nice videos.. Thanks for sharing
Hi u make it look so easy, I planted 5 cuttings after 3weeks 4 died one survived but the leaves are so tiny, I have not covered it with plastic bag, do I have to water it? Sud I fertilise it too? Do u think it will survive wen can I repot it if it does survive thanks!! Hope u reply
Yes, you have to water it when the growing medium looks dry. Don't add any fertilizer while the cutting is growing. Repot it when true branches grow from the cutting.
I took a curry plant from a friend’s house that was dying. It’s still small and leaves are all dry. Can you give tips on reviving it? The stem is hardly 1-2mm so very young. It was dying because she hasn’t watered it in a long time. I brought it home and replanted and watered. All leaves are dry so not sure if I should remove them all or not. Thanks in advance!
Thank you very much for a very useful presentation explaining many aspects of successful growth and propagation of curry leaf plants. It would be very helpful if you can adjust the audio volume of your commentary to a steady, even level (perhaps by ensuring that you try to keep the same direct distance to the recording microphone) and also greatly suppress the background music level. That would make the video easier for many more people to fully understand. Also, it would be useful to know what the day and night time temperatures in the area that you are growing them. Thank you!
Thanks for the detail suggestion. Yes, I had realised that soon. Now a days, I am doing it carefully. And I will add the temperature requirement of this plant in the new video.
Thank you so much. I have been nurturing my curry leaf plant, but the leaf production has been poor. I will try your advice.
Making another video on this plant, worth watching. See you soon.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN Thank you xx
Very nice video. Wish I could see the top of the plant that you cut.
I have a few questions :-
1) Can you share link for Mustard Cake Liquid fertilizer.
2) Can i use Mustard cake powder. How to use powder. Do i need to soak it in water for some days and then use. Or just mix in water and use immediately. Or can i add power directly to the soil of the the curry leaf plant pot. Also let me know hoe much quantity to be added in how much water. Or if adding directly to the pot then how much quantity to add in the pot.
3) You said in the video to add Mustard Cake Liquid fertilizer and Vermicompost after 15 days. So we can add both thing at the same time Or on different days.
All you have to do just pinch on the growing top leaves and its start grow branches from their.
Good
"Your plant is in stress and need your help" Loved that😍
Thank u
Thank you so much...very informative and fun video. I love your channel! ❤👍🌼
Ha ha😀, thanks for spending time here.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN...I stumbled upon yr channel during our Covid lockdown last year & have been hooked on it eversince...Sending u lots of love from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Happy gardening! 🌿
Thanks a ton for this love.❤️ Our interests and crush are common, plant😂. Stay connected to know more about 🪴
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN Definitely dear!👌😃
How do I post a picture here I followed your instructions and omg new growth is all coming out I even followed a video of yours about how to grow from cuttings and I have 4 cuttings now that’s got new growth thank you so much without your video I wouldn’t know what to do
You can drop a mail with a picture of your plant. I will share it with everyone to boost up their motivation. 😃
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN I don’t know how actually
Very well explained 😊
It is so hard to grow in uk or clod climate weather sp winter I’ll try to change my soils
Thank you ❤️❤️😊
Very nice explanation. Thanks a lot. A question fir you. Is gamthi curry leaf plant good compared to other curry plant and is it easy to grow?
Yes, it is the best one to grow in container, have more fragrance than the normal one.
How do you add the mustard cake fertilizer?
Hi, great info. May i know how do u treat meally bugs or any pesticide? My curry plants has dark spots at the back of the leaves. Thank you, hope to hear from you :)
For any pest, I spray neem oil and soapy water solution on plants. Dark spots on your plant- I guess it is Scale/insect. Take cotton soaked with neem oil and rub on the stem.
my plant is thin like a wire and is still growing tall with fewer leaves on the top. :( is it recomended to prune for thin curry plants as well?
Yes, small plants also need pruning.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing .
Thanks for watching!
Good presentation. Please advise me on what to use or treat leaves that are curling and turning black, not all the leaves on the stem, but in different stems, the leaves develop well and just before it matures, it develops the curls and turns black.
Inspect your plant closely. I am sure it is a house of some insets now. They are sucking the juice from the leaves and stems. Due to that leaves are curled down and look deformed in shape. Spray neem oil on your plant.
Hi, thank you very much for your very informative video. What is the size of your container for your curry plant? Do you keep increasing the size of your pot? Can I cut the plant every spring like this? That way, it can remain in a 5 - 7 gallon paint bucket. I will just change the potting mix every year or so. What do you think? Thank you very much.
Thanks. It is in 7 inches pot not and I increase the pot size if the roots outgrow. Yes, if you cut, it becomes fuller with time. No need to change the soil every year, rather amend it with fertilizers. 😊
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN Thank you very much! When you say 7 inch pot, do you mean the height? Can you please give me the exact height, top and base diameters of your pot? Sorry I am new to gardening and this is my first attempt. Thank you!
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN thanks for sharing sis
I really appreciate all these tips and thank you enormously for the video. If I may also add, your voice disappears into the background at times and it becomes hard to follow instructions. A possible suggestion would be to remove the music entirely, or to adjust its volume. But once again, thanks heaps for all this info. 🙏
Hi this is Deepa from Birmingham UK, I have bought curry leaf plant, now it’s growing well 🤞 . Could you please send advise of caring in beginning of winter, I planted it in big pot. Could you please let me know when to repot it by diff compost and what fertiliser do I need to use. Thank you
Ya sure, I will help you in knowing all the info. Here, space is not enough to address all your problems. Drop a mail with all your queries to- eurbanorganicgarden@gmail.com
Amazing🤩 I'm trying to get this tree but impossible to find it anywhere in the country where I live!
When should we prune the plant. My plant looks exactly like your plant previously. Shall we prune in winter?
You can prune it in spring.
Wonderful looking plant. I just hard pruned my plant which wasn’t growing from past eight months or so. Can you please tell me the watering requirement of the newly hard pruned plant for the next 15-20 days when it’s kept in shade.
Can give once in 6/7 days. But check the soil moisture regularly.
I am afraid to cut my indoor plant from the trunk. At what temp should i prune it. It's indoor now because i live in a cold climate.
Don't worry, you can cut it. But wait for good temp. In India, we wait for the spring season where temp is 22-30 deg Celsius. So, wait till the temp hits this range and then prune it.🙂
Nice
Hey thanks for this amazing video 🙏 My curry leaf plant has stopped growing taller and no new growth is seen. What do I do in that case it wasn't clear from the video. Can you please help? Thank you.
Leave 2 inches of trunk from the ground and cut the rest. Trimming the plant twice a year ensures better growth hormone production in plants. It's applicable to almost every plant.
You can repot the plant too as sometimes fungal infection in the roots stop the plant from growing.
Can i prune nursery bought curry leaf plant bcoz its have only one brand? Can i prune at the top left some of the leaves below?
Yes, you can prune if it has sound height. 😊
What did you do with the top part of the plant that you cut off?
I used all the leaves in dishes.😊 And the stem became a support for my other plant. This time, will try to grow.😊
Ok I thought maybe you were able to pot it and get a second plant
I did not feel to grow another one but this time I will grow to give someone who needs it😊
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN So can you grow another plant from the top clipping?
Hii.myself Mrs katre I have hard prune the plant...& Shift to big pot.. the shoot r grown in 4 to 5 place...but know the plant stop growth for almost 2 months....shall I shift to small pot ... please suggest
Very Informative video. My potted curry plant is just not growing tall at all but is alive with enough leaves. Iam puzzled how it can send 3 baby curry plants without any actual growth seen in the main plant. Kindly let me know when is the right time to repot the baby plants. Thanks.
If all your baby curry plants are 7 to 8 inches tall now then you can go ahead. Monsoon is the best time to re-pot them.
I have a plant with extremely long and tall base but very few leaves on top. Plant has no branches just one base which has leaves on top. If I prune/trim 8 inches from top I will be trimming of part of base. Is that ok? Looks like that is what you did. Can I send you pics of my plant? Amazing video.
I will surely check your mail and reply over there☺️👍
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN Hello. Thanks for replying. What is your email address please?
eurbanorganicgarden@gmail.com
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN just sent you an email with my plant pic. Please advise
Very nice video thank you
Thank you!
If we not add anything like fertilizer or soil so what will happen it doesn't grow or what.. can you tell ??
It will survive but cannot grow like a plant that could make you feel good.
Oh ok so i will add it
Thanks for ur advice
Very helpfull video. Ihave very small plant given by friend. How to take care of it? Pls advise
Plant it in a small pot with a good potting mix. Very soon I will bring a new video on it.
Thanks for the tips and info. Is there an ideal season to prune the plant ? I am in CA and it is summer here , right now , can i prune it now ? Winter will sent in late Oct. My plant is exactly the same , it is tall with very few leaves. Can we add any fertilizer or would you recommend vermi-compost and mustard cake ? My exp with Vermi-compost is that plants turned black. Please suggest, I love curry leaves and would like to use more of them. Looking forward to your response
The Growth of plant and maintenance varies from place to place. This is India, I suggest based on the climate. But I have no clue about the climate of your place so I will suggest you based on the temperature. 18-25 degrees Celsius temperature is good for pruning. You can use any dry compost. For more info watch this video from the link below.
th-cam.com/video/6DyedtXQ8z4/w-d-xo.html
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN Thank You. Where I am temp right now ranges between 75-90 degree Fahrenheit
Hi mam,
I’m following your TH-cam. Where do you buy the mustard cake liquid fertilizer and vermi compost? I live in the usa in California.
I have stopped buying vermi compost as I make my kitchen compost. But mustard cake is available on Indian online market portals.
I hard pruned my curry plant but after that its stem started drying from where I had pruned it ..plz give me some suggestions to save my plant 🥺
Did you keep it under direct sun after pruning? Because, 3 days back I had pruned a small plant. And started the growths too.
Ma'am my curry plant dropped all the leaves... But now new leaves have sprouted should I hard prune it or should I leave it like that .....
Hard prune it as it spring season. It will grow fast.
my curry plant is just 10 inch long ... i sowed seed in august and now its 10-11 inch long ... is it right time to prune it or should i wait for few more days or months? if yes then since this is june month so starting june is good for pruning or not ?
Pruning your plant depends on the weather condition in your area. Wait if the climate is hot. You may do it in the monsoon season.
Hello.Could you kindly mention the ideal potsize to grow curryleaf plant .I get morning sunlight in my window.thank you.
It depends on the size of your plant. Choose a small pot if it is small. Eventually, it will grow big and then you can go for bigger pot.
Vasant Kerai from london, hi Namaste and happy Diwali, you are watched all over the globe, how about English subtitled vlog please that's a way forwards to be on this utube for appreciation.
Thank you for this wonderful suggestion. I will implement it in the upcoming videos.
Hi...how often should we prune the plant..I pruned it 3 months back and its bushy now..looking forward to your reply
You can prune the plant on failing growth.
Very good info
Have fun
Shoukd I place my plant in full sun now that the temp has started to drop and sunlight quite soft n warm? Can it be left in open during harsh winters esp in the night
Yes, you can keep the plant under full sun.
Hi I live in Canada and my plant is 10 inch tall and is kept indoors right now since we have cold temperatures outside. Can I prune it now or should wait for more days.pls suggest
Wait till the climate comes to normal.
Pl avoid background music
Sure
I recently pruned my tall curry plant is this the right month?
You have not done wrong, it will grow eventually. Humid and wet weather fasten the growth after pruning.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN thankyou so much for replying I was a bit concerned about it.
Please don’t use the music in the background. Very annoying. Other, you are doing a fantastic job.
Sorry, I am not using the loud music now.
60 days ur plant has grown soo big, my plant is 7 weeks old and has not grown any bigger than how it was 4 weeks ago, no new shoot just the 3 tiny branches 2 inches long, sud I repot it??I don’t want to kill it as it’s taken me years to grow, now the weather in uk is humid due to constant rain 🌧 thanks!!
I hope you are feeding it properly. Plants need pampering like small todlors. ☺️ Rainwater has all the minerals so give it rainwater to drink and shower once in a while only when you know the soil is dry. And follow fertilizer routine strictly. All the best. 😀
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!!
Use the regular potting mix to transplant. Don't add an extra fertilizer to the soil mix. For first month, let the plant grow in it. Slowly, add fertilizer every 15 days.
What u do with cut pruned branches
I throw them.
Hello Mam..nice video..
Cut 3 cuttings and plant same as you teach..
All 3 cuttings successful.. some little leaves grow..
But after that w cuttings died after 12-15 days..
What is the reason??
If they start producing leaves it means cuttings roots grown..
Then why suddenly this happened??
Please Help
This is normal. Semi and hard wood cuttings grow with favourable climate. Try with seeds, that works 💯 percent.
Very good..i am in USA , my plant doesn't have sharp fragrance and taste which i used to had in india...
This plant needs particular soil and temperature to give strong fragrance. I too have noticed the difference of the same curry plant grown in different parts of India. In Jharkhand too, this plant has very strong fragrance but in Delhi and it's surrounding districts it's fragrance is very low. You need warm to hot climate as in South India and at least 4 hours of sunlight else it won't be able to generate required fragrance.
@@Dave_en thanks for taking time to reply..
Can you tell me which is the best month to prune a curry leaf plant in mumbai. Can i also propagate a new plant from the cut stem. Thank you.
Prune it in rainy season if you want to grow a new plant with stem.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN thanks a lot for your prompt reply. Yes. I will do so in the rainy season.😊
At what stage can we start pruning the plant? Mine is still a baby about 4 inch tall and has about 8 stalk of leaves so I am afraid it will kill the tree.
Your plant is small, can prune it though. Wait for a few months if it gives you fear. Let it grow till 5 or 6 inches. Till then, here a new video will help you to go further.🙏😊
Yar hmara kdiptta plant to bd hi nhi rha h usse roj pani dete h or vo terrace pe gmle me lgaya h 😓
In which season/month did you prune the plant ?... Pl guide me in which season to prune... I am living in delhi
You may do it in rainy season, early winter and late spring
I have tulsi in the same pot as my curry leaf pot. Is it because of that that my curry plant is not developing?
No, that is not the case. Okay, first separate the plants if they are growing together. Add any compost to curry plant every 15 days, it will grow.😊
What can I use instead of mustard fertiliser as I live in australia.we don’t get mustard fertiliser here
Any compost will do the job.
Which month do you suggest best for pruning
Rainy season is the best time for it.
I am little bit scared or hesitant to cut the stem.is it safe to cut ,will new branches come or will it die? Which climatic conditions is good ?plz advice.
The monsoon season is safe. Visit the channel & watch the recent video (How to grow plants faster), every detail is mentioned.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN could you plz provide me the link
th-cam.com/video/6DyedtXQ8z4/w-d-xo.html
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN thank you
Do curry leave grow from empty branches
Yes it does 😊
Hi just have a question. My curry leaf plant got under heavy infestation of white mealy bugs all over the stem and leaves. Tried soap and oil water to combat it, but i think i spotted it too late. Trimmed of all the leaves and cleaned off all mealy bugs, threw away some of the top soil. Was hoping for my plant to revive itself, it did it once before. Continued to water it, to my surprise the following week a new seedling of curry leaf was growing from right near the old plants stem. I never planted any seedlings in the soil. Is this a natural phenomenon, i guess the plant revitalized itself since it could revive the old plant ?
That new plant grew up from the root of the mother plant that you have. My plant has one too. It happens with many, including the curry plant. Congrats, now you have two plants. Separate the new plant and give it a different room to grow once the baby plant becomes 5-6 inches tall.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN That's what i thought too, was unsure if curry leaf was similar. Yeah i was thinking of re-potting it as well. Thanks for your reply..
Hi I live in the UK and have had a curry play that germinated from a seed but hasn't grown much at all in a year now. I keep the pot indoors in a sunny corner so that temperatures is seldom under 15C. I try not to over water it. Recently I even re-potted it and changed the soil, but even that seems to have had very little impact on it. What am I doing wrong??
You are in the right direction. Have you tried pruning the plant? If not, you should go for it.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN it is far too small for pruning i feel. It is all of 10-15 cm's tall with 3 lateral stems and 3-5 pairs of leaves in each of these stems...
One thing you can do here. As you said 3 lateral stems are there, pinch or cut off a very small portion (1 inch) of one stem. Don't disturb the other 2 branches. Observe the growth of that particular branch. You can share the update with me.
Hi I had same sort of issue and I have pinched of the top, and it is growing well now
Can I do it now..my curry leave plant is like just one stem about 20 inch and very few leaves at the top..no leaves on lower level
First, make sure the climate is cool at your place. Wait for the monsoon if you are yet experiencing summer heat. Let me know once it hits your place, I will help you at that time.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN yes..I live in north..it is quite hot here now
ok, then wait for the monsoon
Hi, I live in U.K...how can I grow curry plant here? Pls help.. thx
Buy a healthy plant from a nursery at your locality. If you are worried about cold, keep your plant indoor near a window where it will receive sunlight.
I forgot to say that it is early Spring in New Zealand.
When I cut the tip off my plant to encourage bushy growth, the cut branch does not fork into two strong new branches but instead a single dominant branch re-grows along with a small puny side branch. What is the problem here?
In a mail, please send pictures of the plant with the pot, can tell you more about the problem.
It’s hard to focus the music. It’s better with none when your talking especially for us who are trying not just to hear but also with the accent
I am glad that you took a moment and helped me with ur suggestion. Already noticed the issue and implemented in the recent uploads.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN I'm sure te difference will be noted. I wish you well and success with your channel
Thank u
My plant is shedding alot of leaves i bought it from nursery like 2 months ago it was doing fine .right now the weather is changing becoming cooler its not that cold but its cloudy most of the time and 20 to 18 degrees at night .since the change it started shedding leaves I give 3 days gap watering it .I am worried what is happening to plant .the plant has been repotted in a bigger pot like a month and half ago
Don't worry. Let it get used to the changing climate. Only take care of the watering now. Don't prune or repot now.
Can I cut in September
Yes, you can.
do you keep it indoors?
Outdoor
How to make mustard fertilizer
My curry plant is tall but less leaves do u prune with scissors?
I prune with pruning cutter
Hi I prun my curry leaf plant and doing well infact lots of baby plants coming too .but the thing is my leave of plant Turing yellow pls suggest me something pls.
Don't worry, yellowing of leaves are normal till you see growths. The mother plant is in the process of producing more baby plants. Once the process is done, it will recover and grow again.
@@eURBANORGANICGARDEN Thank you so much .in feature I need yr help I'll message you..once again thank you.
Sure, I m there to help u always.
can we use the the upper cutting to grow new plant as u shown in the video at 1:27
yes, you can grow a new plant from the cutting.
Hi , do we put the cutting directly in soil ?
@@vaishalijuturu6803 yes u can directly put the cutting in soil mix but this is not the right time for cutting growing,it'll best work in warmer and humid climate