Grow Curry plant (Leaves)

[tcapewell]

Hi all,

Great site btw.

Anyway, living in Newbury, I'm not exactly spoilt for shops that stock the necessary herbs and spices needed for currys, and have to stock up whenever I visit my sister in Tooting, so I'm v interested in trying to grow a few of my own. 

I've just got underway with the fenugreek, so fingers crossed (I'm not v greened fingered), but I'm wondering is it possible to grow a Curry? plant to get the leaves?

I normally buy a bag of stems, so don't know if it's possible to start with these?

[Cory Ander]

I'm wondering is it possible to grow a Curry? plant to get the leaves?

I normally buy a bag of stems, so don't know if it's possible to start with these?

Hi TCW, welcome to cr0.

Yes, curry leaf plants easily grow (outside) in a warm, sunny, location in well drained soil.  Which, of course, may be a bit of a problem in the UK 

You may be OK leaving it in a pot and bringing it inside in autumn/winter (placing it in a warm, sunny, location...haha)....or using a greenhouse.

Not sure about using your "stems", which will have been around a while.  I think you're probably better off trying to get a plant (from a nursery?).

Attached is mine which grows happily in the garden (I'm not in the UK though  )

[SnS]

I've just had three healthy (approx 4") curry leaf trees (Murraya Koenigii) delivered from here. I believe Janet's son grows exotic plants as a hobby!

Plants are 4.00 each plus 5.00 p&p for up to 3 plants within the UK and you will need to send off a cheque before they despatch the plants to you.
SnS  ;D

Janet Elliott
1 Old Hall
Barsham
BECCLES
Suffolk
NR34 8HB

Tel:  01502 717475

http://www.oldhallplants.co.uk

[sarannan]

hey i think this is not the curry leaves i have seen it as a different places but this is different

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