Curry Plant Gardening Tips: Curry leaves enhance the taste of food manifold. Often people buy it from outside and store it. If you want to use fresh curry leaves, you can easily grow it at home. So let's know about the tips for growing it in a pot.

Curry Plant Gardening Tips: The unique taste of curry leaves changes the taste of food and it is especially used in South Indian food. This leaf is also considered beneficial for hair. The tempering applied with curry leaves enhances the taste of a simple chutney manifold. Often people buy it from outside and store it. When these are finished at home, you prepare the recipe without these leaves but it is not as enjoyable. In such a situation, you can easily grow it at home. If you have a shortage of space, then you can also plant it in a pot, just follow these tips.

For the proper growth of any plant, it is important to have such soil which provides nutrition. If you are thinking of planting a curry leaf plant, then take such soil from which water can drain out easily, otherwise the roots will rot and the plant will dry up. Mix sand and cow dung in the soil. Whenever you plant a curry leaf plant, use a big pot which is deep.

You can grow curry leaves from seeds or cuttings. Put the seeds in the soil and cover it. Now add water to it. In a few days the seeds will germinate and come out in the form of small plants. You can also grow it from cuttings. Put the cutting in the middle of the soil and press it.

The plant will need the right amount of sunlight and water to grow. This plant needs about 6 hours of sunlight. The curry plant also needs the right amount of water. But avoid overwatering. Water the soil when the soil is dry.

For the growth of curry plant, it is necessary to trim it on time. For good growth, it is necessary to protect it from insects. For this, you can use neem oil.

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