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juanita starts with ... Has anyone here grown curry leaf tree (murraya koenegii) successfully in ground? I have no idea how tall will it grow? Here's my curry leaf w/c i've transferred onto the ground about 2 wks ago under the eaves facing north w/c gets hot afternoon sun everday...I hope i've chosen the right spot. Sorry Can't find the pix, i'll post it later. | About the Author juanita melbourne 17th March 2008 12:31am #UserID: 702 Posts: 122 View All juanita's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Tran says... Hi Juanita, Yes, I currently have one which is 1.5 meter tall in a small pot (30 cms) and has been in there since year 2000. When it was young it was under the eaves facing north too. Due to limited space it does not produce lots of leaves but it is enough for a family. Please note that they may drop leaves in winter but come back in Spring. I had one small one 30 cm tall on the ground before having this one and it died after 2 years. With yours you should speed up the growing by giving it some dynamic lifter before winter so the chance to get through winter is greater. Good luck. | About the Author VIC 17th March 2008 7:15am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees |
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juanita says... Hi Tran, Based from your experience, it seems it thrives better in pot than it's on the ground?... I still have another small one in the pot just in case this one on the ground doesn't make it..Yeah, i've noticed they usually drop their leaves in winter (semi-dormant)& bounce back in spring.Thanks for your dynamic lifter's advice, i'll do that. | About the Author juanita melbourne 17th March 2008 12:39pm #UserID: 702 Posts: 122 View All juanita's Edible Fruit Trees |
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juanita says... Hi Tran, They both seem to be doin ok in that sheltered spot under the eaves facing north next to the brick wall where they always get warm from the afternoon sun & the brick wall...I'll also give them some protection like clear plastic (polycarbonate?)against cold wind/frost comes winter...I gave them some dynamic lifter too, thanks for your advice. | About the Author juanita melbourne 24th March 2008 11:40pm #UserID: 702 Posts: 122 View All juanita's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Hassan says... Hi people, Do you have any idea how propagate curry leaf tree? Actually I recently tried to propagate it by stem cuttings (softwood, hardwood and semi-hardwood)dipping in rooting hormone and also petiole cutting and leaf blade cutting plus sowing seed but so fare there is no sign of succeed yet after 4 weeks! :( | About the Author Hassan Melbourne 4th July 2008 1:29pm #UserID: 1128 Posts: 3 View All Hassan's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Richard says... Curry Leaf Tree needs full sun position. It is a Tropical tree and thrives in the sunshine. Here in Perth the soil is mostly sand. The soil was fortified with lawn clippings (mulch) and chicken manure. Pic 1: OUR FRONT-YARD CURRY Leaf TREE ABOUT 16ft tall- planted by my wife some 25 to 30 years ago as a small plant. It is now about 16 ft tall and 10 feet in diameter. Pic 2: Backyard Curry Leaf Tree about 18ft tall X 10 ft Dia. Planted same time as a small plant some 25 to 30 years ago Richard
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Ellen says... Hi Shivani, go to www.allrareherbs.com.au they have the curry tree you're looking for . | About the Author Ellen smithfield 30th October 2008 10:40am #UserID: 1339 Posts: 309 View All Ellen's Edible Fruit Trees |
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James says... Ours is growing well in typically unconditioned clay soils here in Adelaide. has survived the last four 0-15 degree winters here no problems (The Cold is the problem in Adelaide - not the rain! hehehe drought here). keep the plants close to the house or to a fence to avoid the frosts & chilling winds. | About the Author James5 Adelaide 21st November 2008 11:25am #UserID: 1638 Posts: 8 View All James5's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Robyn says... There is a curry leaf plant growing very well in the ground at the Sydney botanic gardens, in the herb section. I have planted mine in the ground, seems fine. Cutting off the seeds might help it bush? Mine is growing like a bean pole. I got it from Engals Nursery, I believe they grew it from seed. | About the Author msjekyll Sydney 26th January 2009 5:56pm #UserID: 1926 Posts: 3 View All msjekyll's Edible Fruit Trees |
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juanita says... Hi Sharma, Both my curry leaf plants inground & pot aren't goin yellow yet, in fact they're growing new leaves & some offshoots as well. Give them seaweed liquid fertiliser forthnightly till the end of May then stop fertilising during winter (june-aug) & give them some chook poo (dynamic lifter), that's all i do & they're doin so well...I'll post latest pics next time. | About the Author juanita melbourne 22nd April 2009 6:38pm #UserID: 702 Posts: 122 View All juanita's Edible Fruit Trees |
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. says... Don't know if it;s of any help - but some asian grocery stores sell these plants - probably heaps of these shops in melb? there are in Perth. if not they could probably help you with seeds. They often stock other seeds too, I am trying a "yam bean tuber" only problem is all instructions in asian and I can;t understand! | About the Author 65 . 30th May 2009 11:35pm #UserID: 2404 Posts: 1 View All 65's Edible Fruit Trees |
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culebra says... Hi folks, Richard I am amazed by that huge Murraya. its at least 3 times the size of the biggest one i have ever seen. In Melbourne you can get Murraya koenigii curry leaf tree from Pots Galore, 2 doors down from Gardenworld on springvale rd. bigger specimens & for much less $$. they also have mangoes, tropical guavas, and many more (but limited compared to gardenworld). also try Wantirna markets for Murraya i found a clone with bigger leaves than i've ever seen. at least 3times larger than my other regular one. there are some variations: http://www.bhatia-nurseries.com/curry.htm I'll add that cuttings IME are extremely difficult to root. suckers are okay but it seems not every plant produces them. They grow pretty well in Mel, theres one down the road from me a few metres tall. select a sheltered warm spot like next to a brick wall etc. feed and water regularly over the warmer months and they can grow quite fast. Wantrina market is also good for fruit trees incl. citrus, deciduous fruit and tropicals (have seen tropical guava, lychee and mango). | About the Author culebra Melbourne 5th August 2009 6:56pm #UserID: 2458 Posts: 82 View All culebra's Edible Fruit Trees |
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culebra says... hi Lyn, http://www.bhatia-nurseries.com/curry.htm see that link. i'm not sure re: fragrant. As said i got one locally with far larger leaves than the norm. I cannot distinguish it olfactorily from my other ones. possibly they are mere seedling variations, i have not seen any named cultivars/varieties available locally. they are invariably labelled generically as 'Curry Leaf Tree'. grow many from seed and see what you get ;). for enhanced genetic diversity you could get several starting stock plants, making sure they are all from different sources. then do some selective breeding with the seedlings for desired characteristics. of course, this sort of project would entail many years of attention and devotion. | About the Author culebra Melbourne 14th August 2009 10:19pm #UserID: 2458 Posts: 82 View All culebra's Edible Fruit Trees |
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marie says... marie says... Dear Lyn I have attached a photo of the more fragrant curry plant with seeds on it (I was fortunate enough to take a photo of the plant whilst on holiday as I was unable to import it) and the other of course is the common curry plant which is found here in Australia. If anyone has any advice on the importation of these plants from overseas please let me know - tks. Pictures - Click to enlarge Picture: 1 Picture: 2
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jen says... Unfortunately I have to cut my crry tree out for an extention on the house. Anybody know how to replant one. its about 7 ft high and 3ft wide , about 5 years old. I hate having to cut it. Also anybody know how to propogate one from a stem and whats the best way to keep the leaves, frezzing is no good ive found out, Thanks jen | About the Author jen3 11th November 2009 9:45pm #UserID: 3000 Posts: 1 View All jen3's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Sharma says... Hi Juanita, My curry plant is growing well at the moment is just 4 inches in the ground... when i planted it 2 months ago had shed all its leaves now new shoots have come up and doing well. TIP TO ALL GROWERS from my experience...... Neglect the curry plant and it will grow Plant it in a sunny position where it has good drainage. 15 days once water it with seasol. | About the Author Melbourne 14th December 2009 11:07am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees |
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sue says... Hi, A friend gifted me with a small plant which she found growing off the roots of her big curry leaf tree in the garden. I've planted it in a large pot and placed it next to a wall where it gets full morning sun, but shade in the afternoon. Its being doing fine for 3 weeks now, but yesterday I noticed light brown patches on young leaves which is more like burnt marks. Can anyone please tell me if this is some kind of a disease or if it could be a result of the recent heatwave. i have googled this in many differnt ways, but couldnt find any details of common diseases on curry leaf plants. | About the Author sue18 melbourne 14th January 2010 10:48am #UserID: 3245 Posts: 1 View All sue18's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Grubs says... I got my curry leaf tree in the mail today from Daleys. Its a picture of health about 40cm high. I can either plant it in the ground now... or...I could plant it in a big pot that I can place into my glasshouse during winter and wait until the plant is bigger before transplanting it outside. Any thoughts of whether growing bigger in a pot is likely to give it any advantage in surviving winter once planted outside? Perhaps time in a pot is no real benefit (inferior roots, transplant shock?) ?shrug? | About the Author 68 Melbourne 4th February 2010 12:31am #UserID: 3334 Posts: 8 View All 68's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Violet_Cactus says... I'd keep it in its existing pot or a larger pot until it's bigger if I were you, Pete. When they are bigger they are more robust. Also it might need some time to acclimatize to our Melbourne latitudes. Give it regular doses of Seasol and Powerfeed or similar liquid ferts to make it grow as fast as possible and wait till next spring to put it in the ground. That's my 2 cents' worth! | About the Author VioletCactus1 Melbourne 4th February 2010 9:40pm #UserID: 516 Posts: 349 View All VioletCactus1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Siva RAJA says... Hi Any one would like to get curry leaves plant visit MKS SPICES'N THINGS DANDENONG PRESTON ASHWOOD They also have other indian plants... I brought one $40 about 1 m tall very well establised tree in a pot. sorry they had only 3 of those next day i wnt to get anotherone but all gone, but there are still lots more of the small plants | About the Author SIVARAJA DANDENONG 25th April 2010 9:12am #UserID: 3656 Posts: 2 View All SIVARAJA's Edible Fruit Trees |
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carlos says... We found that it is good to pot them in containers (approx 40cm diameter). This helps retain water in summer, insulates in winter, and means you can move it when neccessary. Keep dry and well mulched in winter as frost kills the leaves. Needs lots and lots of water in summer to produce healthy leaves | About the Author 17th June 2010 11:37am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Rev says... ah the black neem lol i cant believe the interest in curry leaf!! and all the while ive been thinking - those old things! i know i nice thicket, id better go repot some! one thing, unless you want more trees, then remove the berries as they do harbour meditteranean fruit fly so... how about a cooking lesson? any links/hints to using it? ive seen it used to flavour oil by fryig off in the wok. any other use? | About the Author Rev north qld 22nd June 2010 12:12am #UserID: 1806 Posts: 359 View All Rev 's Edible Fruit Trees |
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epiphany says... If there's anyone else in Melbourne wanting a tree, I saw some potted curry leaf trees for sale at Dandenong Market on Tuesday. Didn't note how much they were but they looked to be a good size. You can also purchase packaged leaves from one of the stallholders in the fruit & vege section (the one with lots of Asian food across the aisle from the herb guy right at the back). | About the Author epiphany2 Melbourne 7th July 2010 7:16pm #UserID: 703 Posts: 84 View All epiphany2's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Vern says... This is my curry leaf tree which is about 9 years old. Every year I cut it down to waist height in Spring and it takes off again in Summer. This year I have cracked the secret in germinating the seeds and have about eighty (80) of them growing. There were thousands of seeds this year. Next year I should start to market them. I find that people are too scared to plant them in the ground.
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craftsmaster says... Can you give me the lists and their respective prices. carmelsantos@superlever.com _______________ Carmel Santos CEO of Herb Gardening Guide Growing Herbs in Pots The Australian Guide to Herb Gardening | About the Author Carmel 9th August 2010 7:51pm #UserID: 3816 Posts: 6 View All Carmel's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Sanju says... Hi all...I bought a potted curry leaf plant abt. a week ago...it was healthy then...but now the leaves are droopy and started to have an appearance as if the corners of the leaves are burnt. I've watered them once a day and kept in a sunny place....do i need to transfer in a bigger pot...please help!!! | About the Author Sanju perth 27th October 2010 3:35pm #UserID: 4473 Posts: 1 View All Sanju's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Mano says... Hi Sanju You do not need to water them everyday once in two to three days is enough.The best position for the plant is where it gets the morning sun. In my experience in positions which recieve the afternoon sun it can scorch the plants slightly.In Perth people have their curry plants on the ground.If you have your plant in a smaller pot you can put it in a larger pot. Once the plant is established and growing then during the next summer period you can put it on the ground, where it will grow into a tree. | About the Author Mano Carrum 5th November 2010 2:44pm #UserID: 3734 Posts: 8 View All Mano's Edible Fruit Trees |
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deva says... Hi About 2 yrs ago I bought a curry plant from the market and kept the plant inside the house during winter. Then I planted in the ground. It was growing healthy but during 2010 winter I covered the tree with green net. I noticed the tender leaves tend to burn out. Since the winter is over I removed the covering net. But still there is no improvement on the tender leaves. Could anyone please give some advice? | About the Author Deva Australia 30th November 2010 10:38pm #UserID: 4596 Posts: 7 View All Deva's Edible Fruit Trees |
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epiphany says... Mine grows in the ground here in Melbourne...but I'm thinking of moving it into a pot simply because of it's pest potential. It's currently in a west-facing bed, so gets the sun most of the day & is up against a brick wall. It flowers every year but hasn't grown particularly quickly. I don't bother covering it in winter - whilst our garden isn't frost-free, it must be warm enough where it is that it isn't worried by the cold. Anyway...my point to all this ramble is that last year, I cut the flowers off but if anyone in Melbourne wants seeds, I could let mine continue flowering if you like & send you some seed (it's flowering at the moment). | About the Author epiphany2 Melbourne 1st December 2010 12:27am #UserID: 703 Posts: 84 View All epiphany2's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Mano says... Hello Deva For best results curry plant should be planted in an area of your property which gets the morning sun. Afternoon sun sometimes tends to scorch young plants.Curry plants especially young plants tends to look ragged after a winter in Melbourne. Now it is the time to regularly fertilize around the plants using a mixture of either Urea or Ammonium sulfate, Superphosphate and Potash or use a premixed fertilizer having these components. Once this is done you will find the curry plants start putting out new flushes of growth. When the plant is grown to 2-3 feet above the ground, during middle of spring you can lightly prune the plant which will induce it to put more branches with new flushes of growth and will make make the plant more bushier. | About the Author 6th December 2010 1:04pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Michael says... Hi All. A location where the plant gets the morning sun only is best. Plants tend to do better when planted next to a wall/ fence. Water well about once a week. Avoid wetting the leave during hot weather. I don't know if anyone has noticed, but there are 2 varieties of curry leaf plants. Some with darker, bigger, greener and flatter leaves (which don't do too well planted outside, and need all year round shelter and the more curved, lighter green leaves with pink/green stems plants do quite well outdoors and can handle colder and hot weather a lot better. For planting the curry leaf berries, pluck them when they turn a dark purple, and plant straight away in potting mixture. If the weather is cold, it will stay dormant till its ready to grow. May take months, but the seedling will grow. FYI: All mature trees would be flowering during this period 09th December 2010. If you don't want the seeds, break the flower from the stem, and the tree will bare more branches and leaves!! Lightly prune tree early spring for a better growth. All plants need fertilizer to keep healthy. Good luck. | About the Author Michael19 Melbourne 9th December 2010 12:26pm #UserID: 4631 Posts: 3 View All Michael19's Edible Fruit Trees |
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deva says... Thanks Mano! My plant (stem) is more than 3 feet high and it was planted in a corner of two fences at the back. The third side is protected by a garden shed in order to protect from wind. It receives sun after 11 am. Recently I noticed that there is a tiny shoot appearing. Can I use cow manure or compose instead of the chemicals you mentioned? regards | About the Author Deva melbourne 12th December 2010 6:18pm #UserID: 4596 Posts: 7 View All Deva's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Mano says... You need to frequently use fertilizers during spring/summer to induce new growth. Good quality cattle manure can if available used as a supplement and helps in maintaining moisture and friabilty of the soil and also provide nutrition to the plants. The quality of Cattle manure which is available in some petrol sheds etc are much to be desired and are collected from where animals are penned for the night and include largely soil materials. Well rotted Horse manure is a good substitute but beware of weed growth from seeds in manure. | About the Author 13th December 2010 1:07pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Jasmine says... Hi Mano, We had a curry leaves plant which was grown in a pot for the first 5 years and then planted in the ground for another 6 years. last year all the leaves were fallen and I pruned the tree expecting to get new branches with leaves in the last summer. But it did not give any new shoots or leaves It was almost 2 m high. I have no idea wether it is dead or alive. Is there any advise on this? It was planted Where can I get big curry leaves plant in Melbourne? Please give the adress. | About the Author Jasmine1 Melbourne 17th January 2011 2:29pm #UserID: 4796 Posts: 1 View All Jasmine1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Mano says... Hello Jasmine I really can't think of an answer, considering the number of years the plant has been in the pot/ground.My son had a similar size plant in a pot and he had a very severe pest infestation.He pruned it very hard recently and its now full of new shoots.I have several large plants for sale. If you need one contact me on 9776 0494. | About the Author Mano1 18th January 2011 3:55pm #UserID: 4803 Posts: 2 View All Mano1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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deva says... I have a good news! I covered the stem of my plant with a 100mm plastic tubing to protect from damaging by my pet rabbits roaming around in my property. To my surprise after a couple of weeks I saw a few new shoots appeared inside the tubing. I waited till the new shoots seen above the tube and cut the old stem above where the shoots started. I did not apply any fertilizers as I felt I put a lot of compose when I planted it. Now it looks healthy. | About the Author Deva melbourne 24th January 2011 9:38pm #UserID: 4596 Posts: 7 View All Deva's Edible Fruit Trees |
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epiphany says... Mei...sorry, didn't see your post until now. I've left the flowers on my plant & it's now finished flowering & is setting berries. They're not ripe yet but I'm more than happy to send you ripe berries (ready for planting...see Micheal's post above) when they're ready. I can be contacted via http://myfolia.com/gardener/epiphany (might need to sign in, not sure - there's a contact me option avail there anyway). | About the Author epiphany2 Melbourne 25th January 2011 1:51pm #UserID: 703 Posts: 84 View All epiphany2's Edible Fruit Trees |
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snottiegobble says... Amanda, mine has really taken off in a pot this summer,but it looked near dead as a seedling in the greenhouse last winter. I tasted a leaf the other day & was surprised it didnt taste or smell like curry. I once had the curry plant Helichrysum italicum that really smelled like curry & we used a tiny bit in curries although we are now told it is inedible! | About the Author snottiegobble 22nd February 2011 3:14pm #UserID: 3468 Posts: 1458 View All snottiegobble's Edible Fruit Trees |
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deva says... Hi Mano! My curry plant has grown upto 1.5 metres. It looks healthy now but I am worried when the winter comes.What is the best time to prune so that it would branch out sideways? By the way how tall your plants which are for sale. I met some people in Wantirna and Carribbean Markets. They want to buy curry plants. | About the Author Deva melbourne 15th March 2011 5:38pm #UserID: 4596 Posts: 7 View All Deva's Edible Fruit Trees |
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adamus says... You can just plant the seed, and get more plants. The leaves are used usually, not the seeds. They germinate pretty easily. Just make sure they're dried first. If you have any spare, I'd love a few. My tree gave up the fight this year. In my area, we grow it in pots, and bring it in in Winter, they really hate frost. | About the Author adamus Armidale 19th March 2011 7:15pm #UserID: 4604 Posts: 48 View All adamus's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Maha says... Ric, You should plug the fruits when they are dark in colour. Get the green seed out and plant it straight. or place it in water for 12 hours or so before planting. Please note that the seeds are viable only of they are planted within 7 days. Never dry the seed as it won't germinate. You are better off planting them on a paper cup filled with seed raising mix. Please make sure that the seeds are placed just below the soil/potting mix surface. If you plant them too deep then it won't germinate. Usually it takes about 2 weeks to germinate. Please keep them moist and place them under shade. The above technique worked for me. | About the Author Maha Melbourne 20th March 2011 11:03am #UserID: 1855 Posts: 5 View All Maha's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Ric says... My plant is in a pot about the size of an 8 litre bucket half full of soil and in a shadeclothed area that gets about 2 hrs of directly overhead sun every day. It is becoming very spindly,about 60cm tall, probably trying to climb towards the sun. I am going to halve the height and transplant to new soil when I take the seed pods off. | About the Author Ric Perth, WA 20th March 2011 11:40am #UserID: 5071 Posts: 5 View All Ric's Edible Fruit Trees |
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snottiegobble says... Cant see any probs except dont post in an ordinary envelope! I used to work for Aust.post & saw envelopes with lumps in them, ( rings, seeds, cash etc) get caught in the mail centres Toshiba sorting machines which rips them open & so they end up ( minus their contents) in the "dead mail office"! | About the Author snottiegobble 21st March 2011 12:53am #UserID: 3468 Posts: 1458 View All snottiegobble's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Ric says... Hi all, sorry about the time delay, I have been very busy with other pursuits. I tried to dry my seeds out but alas, they were attacked by a hoard of ants and when I finally defeated the ants on the seeds, I discovered that they had also eaten all the seeds I had planted out as well. Now I have no seeds or new seedlings, much to my dismay. Oh well, there's always next year | About the Author Ric Perth, WA 3rd April 2011 11:46pm #UserID: 5071 Posts: 5 View All Ric's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Deva says... I ahve a tree planted outside, grown upto 1.6 metres. It looked healthy before May. In May the tender leaves started to shrink and the leaves started falling. It is normal in the winter. Should I take any precautions to protect the tree from dying. Last Sunday I saw a few curry leaves trees in pots in the Wantirna Market and they were very healthy. When I asked the seller whether he keeps them inside the glass house and he replied "No". He leaves them outside with other plants.Could anyone please advice on this | About the Author Deva1 Wantirna South 23rd June 2011 12:27pm #UserID: 5461 Posts: 1 View All Deva1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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SJ says... My curry leave plant is not doing too well. It is 6 inches , whenever I keep it in the sun, black spots occur. Plus I am also seeing small white insects in it. I just repotted the plant day before to get rid of the insect. I added fish fertilizer yesterday. Any help on the same is really appreciated:( | About the Author SJ New York 30th June 2011 12:36am #UserID: 5485 Posts: 1 View All SJ's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Bock says... Hi Sue, Sorry for this late notice. I was away. Most of the bigger plants are gone. I got a few really small ones that I keeping them mostly indoor esp during cold frosty nights. DO you want to wait till late spring when they are more established and ready for the outdoor? Since they are small, they are at $4 per pot now. I am near footscray too... | About the Author Bock Melbourne 12th August 2011 9:05am #UserID: 5505 Posts: 3 View All Bock's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Bock says... Hi, Mei: They are seedling plants that i cultivated just before winter from seeds collected from a flowering adult plant I have at home. They are about 5 to 8 cm now and will grow rapidly when the climate soon gets warmer in Spring/summer. I am happy to send/post pictures of them. MV: Do you have a email/ tel contact to reach you? | About the Author Bock Melbourne 25th August 2011 10:11am #UserID: 5505 Posts: 3 View All Bock's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Sim says... These grow like weeds in our yard in western sydney. To the extent that we have cut them back to stump and within 2 months they are huge again. Can't even kill the blighters with blackberry poison. I'm surprised at how difficult others are finding them to grow when we can't seem to kill them off! They sprout all over the property. Have had to grind the stumps right out and so far so good. | About the Author Sim2 Sydney 29th August 2011 3:19pm #UserID: 5736 Posts: 1 View All Sim2's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Pedro says... Hi everyone just to let you know that these curry leaf plants are available at many weekend markets real good healthy ones i have had them in large pots and they have grown to about 6 ft in about 3 yrs A good idea would be to never let it flower and that keeps it getting more leaves but if let to seed then it stops the gowth of leaves.since the leaves are what is used,During the cold months i have kept them close to other bushy trees sorta protect them form the cold and they have had leaves all the time until spring when they start to sprout new ones and grow bigger.A tip to get more leaves is to clip the tops off only if the plant is growing well for a well bushy and rounded tree which otherwise tend to grow tall and lanky. | About the Author melbourne 27th September 2011 8:49am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees |
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snottiegobble says... Asim, its quite normal for cool climates. Even here in WA my curry leaf tree( which is nearly a metre tall) went yellow, & droopy. I have planted it out in my herb garden, trimmed the top off to bush it out & already its showing new growth in the top leaf axils. We have had some warm weather which makes all the difference to these trees so yours will show promise soon. | About the Author snottiegobble Bunbury/Busso (smackin the middle) 17th October 2011 3:15pm #UserID: 3468 Posts: 1458 View All snottiegobble's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Barbie says... To anyone in Perth's northern suburbs that is looking for curry leaf trees, there is a lady at the Girrawheen markets held every Saturday morning that sells them. I purchased mine there about 6 weeks ago, cost me $8 and have transplanted it into a bigger pot and is very healthy and growing well. | About the Author Barbie Perth 4th December 2011 7:20am #UserID: 6202 Posts: 1 View All Barbie's Edible Fruit Trees |
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MKS SIVA says... At my shop, we have all size curry plants at our shops in Dandenong, Ashwood & Preston Check full address on www.mks.net.au | About the Author MKS SIVA Dandenong 28th December 2011 10:19pm #UserID: 6303 Posts: 2 View All MKS SIVA's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Passi says... I have a curry leaf plant aged about 4 years in the pot. This is about 1.5 mtr tall. I noticed that patches of bark is missing on the trunk and also on the branches. This could be that something is eating the park or may be some pest. This is exposing the inner stem (like dead would). What this could be and is there a way to stop this happening. | About the Author Passi Melbourne 2nd January 2012 11:23am #UserID: 6320 Posts: 3 View All Passi's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Mano says... Bark damage allows pathogens to get into the plant with serious consequences. Read attached link for advice. http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/trees-shrubs/repairing-tree-bark-damage.htm | About the Author Melbourne 11th January 2012 5:18pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Eeling says... Hi All I've been trying to grow the curry leaf plant from seedlings off my main plant many times (4th attempt now) and everytime they die (could be wrong time planting). This time I have 3 good strong ones left, might kill it in the end, fingers cross and currently we are having a heat wave and 4 other plants have lost it's leaves and is left like twigs but I can see tiny buds. Unfortunately, even under the patio away from the scorching sun with the blinds ever so slightly opened the tiny buds and leaves off my seedlings go black or on the leaves slightly faded in colour. I wonder why is that? Could it be because of the the intense heat. I have been sprinkle watering it every morning and evening.
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Naomi 2 says... Hi there, I am amazed at how long this has been going for. I was just trying to see what was the best way to get some seeds to grow. I am in Sydney. I have seeds from my dads tree in Bondi which is nearly 25 years old which came from our first tree in our old house which was originally from a seed that my grandmother smuggled in from Singapore about 35 years ago! I have a little plant which I have been babying for about 2 years which is basically a shoot from my dads tree roots. I tried last year with about 30 seeds and not one worked. Any suggestions on my next batch of seed? Some are still soft and others are starting to dry. Getting my dad to get more off the tree this weekend. | About the Author Naomi 2 Canada Bay 8th March 2012 6:10pm #UserID: 6668 Posts: 2 View All Naomi 2's Edible Fruit Trees |
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iamore says... Hi Sim, Your comment on trying to desrtroy the Curry leaf tree on your property makes me sad, that I cannot find any for my back yard. I will gladly come over and take a plant for my collection. e-mail me iamore160@gmail.com with address.or OPhone 0447361886 I live in st Marys NSW Ivor Amore | About the Author iamore sydney 3rd August 2012 2:25pm #UserID: 7133 Posts: 1 View All iamore's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Kee says... I have had my curry leaf tree for about 3 years now.This tree has very few branches of leaves growing and from browsing on the forum, some members have luscious looking trees. It also has somewhat split into two. Can anybody tell me if this tree has grown into two different plants? Any advise on how I can grow my tree to be more 'luscious' would be much appreciated. I have also attached another picture with what looks like a swollen branch (similar to a diseased lemon tree caused by the citrus gall wasp). Do Curry Leaf Trees suffer from the same?
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VF says... Personally, I'd seperate them while they're small - easier to divide now, easier to look after(such as when re-potting), and they're more likely to be healthier as won't be competing. Also tip prune to keep lush if you don't use leaves often - I find that using it a fair bit on occassions acts like a prune, and it responds well.The SW pot is fine, but make sure soil is well drained, and keep a little drier when cooler weather. | About the Author VF Wongawallan 4th March 2013 8:27pm #UserID: 6795 Posts: 736 View All VF's Edible Fruit Trees |
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dudelazy says... Can anyone tell me why my curry leaves plant lost its flavour? It used to smell right when the plant was young. Now that it is about 50cm tall, the leaves lost their taste. Is it due to too much sun? It gets about 5 hours of direct sunlight everyday. Too much water? Not enough fertilizer? Any idea is appreciated. Thanks.
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Linton says... Curry Tree seeds growing like mad now! I planted about 30 seeds in normal potting mix from the mother tree 4 weeks ago and nearly all of them have sprouted. It seems like now is a good time to germinate them. The tree was loaded with seeds but unfortunately something ate the rest within a few days so it must have been the possums. I guess that proves that the seeds are not poisonous like some claim.
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Charles Raj says... If you have fresh seeds, get a 5$ seed germinator from bunnings, fill with seeding mixture. The most important thing is not to bury the seed. Leave the seed on top of the soil and keep it moist and warm inside the room. The seeds will germinate in 7 days. I have grown more than twenty and given to friends. In Carrum Downs Vel spices you get healthy curry leaf plants. | About the Author Charles Raj Lyndhurst 22nd March 2014 7:47am #UserID: 9682 Posts: 1 View All Charles Raj's Edible Fruit Trees |
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EcoFrnd says... Please read this , it's important to grow curry leaf plants responsibly. http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/stories/s2816576.htm | About the Author EcoFrnd Melbourne 25th April 2014 11:40am #UserID: 9863 Posts: 1 View All EcoFrnd's Edible Fruit Trees |
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rao says... I have 2 curry plant/ trees about 3 years old and approx. 1.5 m tall. Being of Indian ethnicity, I use the leaves to flavour our food. Of late both the plants that were green and my pride are dying …all the leaves have turned yellow and the branches are becoming hard Please advise if I can still hope for the best | About the Author rao Blacktown, NSW 29th October 2015 10:20am #UserID: 12619 Posts: 2 View All rao's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Shazza says... Sorry to hear that your trees are looking unhealthy. They don't like strong winds, or too much watering but need to fertilize every six months or so...I have a couple of 2 metre trees and some smaller ones, they seem to thrive with little care, so long as you keep them in a protected environment. Too sunny, too windy and they will not do that well. I'm not sure about out where you are. At 1.5 m, i feel they are still young. I know people say that they thrive in full sun, but not when they are young...that has been my experience. Do they need repotting or is the soil okay...if it's not the position, then it could be they are lacking some nutrients and need to add some good soil and liquid fertilizer (very diluted). Good luck (if repotting ensure least root disturbance!) | About the Author shaz Richmond, VIC 29th October 2015 4:39pm #UserID: 6519 Posts: 3 View All shaz's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Sk Uzair says... Hello , my curry plant height is 5ft tall . When I bought it was 2ft . Now 3 yrs are over to plant & used to prune it . But because of pruning my plant is just like stick standing no branches . So I worry about plant stem that it may break due to wind if more branches grew on top . So I want ask you is it ok as my plant have no branches except on top there is 4-5 leaves on plant . And will in the future my plant face burden of branches on top . | About the Author Sk Uzair Iran 2nd October 2017 11:11pm #UserID: 16984 Posts: 1 View All Sk Uzair's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Deva says... I have seen a few curry leaf plants at Trash & Treasure (Sunday) market in Wantirna recently sold from $8 to $25.There is a guy selling his plant about 50 cm high for $8. Also, you can buy these plants about 150 cm for $15 at CARIBEAN GARDEN market in Scoresby on Wednesdays or Sundays. Good luck for those who are looking for buying these plants. | About the Author Deva melbourne 4th December 2018 8:37pm #UserID: 4596 Posts: 7 View All Deva's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Farside1 says... My curry leaf tree had multiple stems from suckers when given to me. It has been suffering lately so I am thinking of separating the suckers and trying to rejuvenate the tree. I discovered today the pot has been invaded by ants which would not have helped. Thoughts on separating, repotting and pruning welcome.
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Linton says... Be careful what you wish for! Curry tree is like a weed in Melbourne and can grow 6 metres in 2 years. I planted one next to my house and it grew higher than the roof. Then I couldn't reach the leaves to harvest so I chopped it close to the ground. But within 2 years it grew another 6 metres and was above the roof again. Never watered or fertilized but impossible to stop growth.
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