Choose The Right Material: Start with healthy saplings or fresh cuttings from a mature curry leaf plant. Seeds are slow and less reliable. (Image: AI generated)
Pick A Good Pot: Use a deep pot (12–15 inches) with good drainage. Curry leaf plants have long taproots and need space to grow. (Image: AI generated)
Use Well-Draining Soil: Mix garden soil, sand, and compost in a 2:1:1 ratio. Avoid waterlogging, which can rot the roots. (Image: AI generated)
Provide Plenty Of Sunlight: Curry leaf plants love sun! Keep your plant in 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily for healthy growth. (Image: AI generated)
Water Wisely: Water moderately—enough to keep the soil moist but not soggy. Reduce watering in winter when growth slows. (Image: AI generated)
Prune Regularly: Pinch off the tips of branches to promote dense, bushy growth instead of tall and leggy stems. (Image: AI generated)
Mulch For Moisture Retention: Apply organic mulch like dry leaves or coir around the base to retain moisture and keep roots cool. (Image: AI generated)
Harvest Carefully: Snip outer leaves first instead of plucking the whole stem. Frequent harvesting actually encourages new growth. (Image: AI generated)
