Curry leaves are used for both medicinal and culinary applications. It helps in the treatment of dysentery, diarrhea, diabetes, morning sickness, and nausea by adding curry leaves to your meals. Do not overwater the plant, water them before the soil gets dry. This plant will come in a 1-inch net pot. Please do not remove the plant from the net pot; plant it directly in a larger pot. Also, check out our workshops for more details.

SAPLING DESCRIPTION

1. Number of saplings in a net pot – 1
2. Sapling Height – 2 inches
3. Watering – through watering but do not let the soil get soggy
4. Sunlight – full sunlight or partial shade

PLANT DESCRIPTION

1. Difficulty Level – moderate
2. Leaves Color – green leaves
3. Full Plant Height – between  6 – 15 feet
4. Type – outdoor 
5. Feed – every 3rd or 4th week a mixture of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium in the ratio 5-1-1. Also, some home fertilizers like– Buttermilk, Rice water, Asafoetida, and eggshells
6. Watering – through watering but do not let the soil get soggy
7. Sunlight – full sunlight or partial shade
8. Suitable Temperature – above 40°F

HOW TO PLANT A SAPLING

1. Take a sapling along with the net pot and choose the appropriate size of the container for your plant.
2. Seal the holes of the pot at the bottom.
3. Pour potting soil more than half of the size of the pot.
4. Then make a hole with your finger in the center of the potting soil and place your sapling along with the net pot.
5.  Cover it with soil again and water thoroughly.

ALTERNATE NAMES

Botanical name: Murraya koenigii
curry leave sapling in Hindi: karee patte ka paudha (करी पत्ते का पौधा)
curry leave sapling in Kannada: karibēvina giḍa (ಕರಿಬೇವಿನ ಗಿಡ)
curry leave sapling in Tamil: kaṟivēppilai ceṭi (கறிவேப்பிலை செடி)
curry leave sapling in Telugu: karivēpāku mokka (కరివేపాకు మొక్క)
curry leave sapling in Marathi: kaḍhīpattā vanaspatī (कढीपत्ता वनस्पती)
curry leave sapling in Malayalam: kariveppila chedi (കറിവേപ്പില ചെടി)
Other name: Daun Kari, Curry Bush, Karapincha, Karwa Pale, Garupillai, Kerupulai, Cirry