CaSttLe:
My curry plant has already pinned 2 d ground

I planted my curry like yours. How do I know if it has pinned to the ground? It's pending to the rain that fell last

Tikkykay also make sure u mound the soil for your curry or scentleaf. They luv such. Before planting just heap soil together like a mound and then dip the base of your plant into the mound...u will see how fast they will adapt. This is one useful tip for such plants

tikkykay:

I planted my curry like yours. How do I know if it has pinned to the ground? It's pending to the rain that fell last

By d time the old leaves falls off and new leaves start spotting from d stem it means ur plant has pinned to d ground.but if d leaves withers and new ones are not in sight, u will notice that the main stem has started drying off and withering

When did u plant it? Also show me pics by tomorrow morning okay?!

tikkykay:

Alimosho is my location. I will try to use manure. That's the way I planted the curry. I am yet to see any improvement. I was told it might be because I didn't till the soil. I won't give up. I must plant ugu before the raining season goes completely. Thanks for your concern

Yea they are right. Curry,scent leaves etc are plants i know that loves nuturing and they tend to be delicate depending on how u prepared their bed

CaSttLe:


By d time the old leaves falls off and new leaves start spotting from d stem it means ur plant has pinned to d ground.but if d leaves withers and new ones are not in sight, u will notice that the main stem has started drying off and withering

When did u plant it? Also show me pics by tomorrow morning okay?!

3 days ago. Ok I will thanks a lot.

The curry leaf I planted hasn't started shedding off old leaves.

CaSttLe:


How come ur soil isn't helping matter? Where's your location?

Before planting...prepare ur soil,get chicken droppings and till together with d soil and wet it for a week. Then start ur planting.

Try planting stems with all d leaves still intact. When u buy ur curry just select the ones for planting and dont pluck their leaves. Plant either in d morning or at evening when d weather is still cool and them water

please where can I get scent leaf and bitter leaf stem to buy for planting?

jidestroud:

That's rather strange . All you mentioned with the exception of Jute (ewedu) can be propagated using stem cutting.
(Sorry for the late response)

please where can I get scent leaf and bitter leaf stem to buy for planting?

dedons:
please where can I get scent leaf and bitter leaf stem to buy for planting?

You can get seeds from people that grow scent leaves now. And as for bitter leaf, so many have it that you can cut from. But it all depends on where you reside.

dedons:
please where can I get scent leaf and bitter leaf stem to buy for planting?

Seeds? Yes you can get at markets but not the stems. Simply ask around. You can cut from any grown plants around in your neighborhood.

dedons:
please where can I get scent leaf and bitter leaf stem to buy for planting?

check ur local markets. Ask those women who sell these leaves.

wheres ur location?

tikkykay:
The curry leaf I planted hasn't started shedding off old leaves.

has it?

how is it going?

I just harvested some for my stew this morning A proud gardener

CaSttLe:


has it?

how is it going?

I just harvested some for my stew this morning A proud gardener

I gave up on the curry plant. I planted ewedu and Lagos shoko, They germinated and are growing well.

CaSttLe:


check ur local markets. Ask those women who sell these leaves.

wheres ur location?

Thanks boss. Location is Abeokuta.

jidestroud:

Seeds? Yes you can get at markets but not the stems. Simply ask around. You can cut from any grown plants around in your neighborhood.

Thanks Boss

IamAsiri:


You can get seeds from people that grow scent leaves now. And as for bitter leaf, so many have it that you can cut from. But it all depends on where you reside.

Thanks Boss. I reside in Ogun state.

dedons:
Thanks Boss. I reside in Ogun state.

Awww! I have bitterleaf shrub in my house but I stay in Osun state. I still want to believe that you can still get them both free of charge.

tikkykay:

I gave up on the curry plant. I planted ewedu and Lagos shoko, They germinated and are growing well.

Ahh eyaaa

IamAsiri:


Awww! I have bitterleaf shrub in my house but I stay in Osun state. I still want to believe that you can still get them both free of charge.

Wow! I'lld appreciate it. Please how do I contact you?

CaSttLe:


How come ur soil isn't helping matter? Where's your location?

Before planting...prepare ur soil,get chicken droppings and till together with d soil and wet it for a week. Then start ur planting.

Try planting stems with all d leaves still intact. When u buy ur curry just select the ones for planting and dont pluck their leaves. Plant either in d morning or at evening when d weather is still cool and them water

please how long for the curry to become matured and ready for consumption. I want to plant it

CaSttLe:


How come ur soil isn't helping matter? Where's your location?

Before planting...prepare ur soil,get chicken droppings and till together with d soil and wet it for a week. Then start ur planting.

Try planting stems with all d leaves still intact. When u buy ur curry just select the ones for planting and dont pluck their leaves. Plant either in d morning or at evening when d weather is still cool and them water

I bought curry leaves from the market, then checked, no roots, just stem. Planted it like that sha. Please must the curry i plant have roots before planting? or just the stem. Thanks.

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