Curry Leaf Plant Care: Curry leaf or sweet neem tree is found in almost everyone's house. Some plant it in the garden and some in a pot. However, many times this complaint also comes up that the curry leaf plant planted in the house has dried up or it is not producing leaves. By the way, let us tell you that with a little hard work and a special fertilizer available in the kitchen, you can make the curry leaf plant in your house green and dense. Come, let us know in detail how to do this.

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How to care for curry leaf plant?

To make food taste delicious, most people add curry leaves to it. In such a situation, curry leaf plant is seen in every courtyard. However, many people complain that the curry leaf plant planted at their place has withered or dried up or it is not producing new leaves. In such a situation, gardening expert Dr. Mayur Mandrah, who is an ex-Army Major, has shared some easy tricks to make the curry leaf plant green. He has told some ways by which the curry leaf plant planted at home will look like a tree. Come, let us know some easy ways...

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1. The roots of the curry leaf plant need a lot of space to spread, so to plant it in the house, there should be a pot of about 10 or 12 inches. If you use clay pot instead of plastic, it will be best. Due to the clay pot, moisture remains in the plant. One thing to keep in mind before planting a plant is that there must be a hole at the bottom of the pot so that water can drain out.

2. To plant curry leaves, use soil which can absorb moisture. For this, use 50 percent normal garden soil, 30 percent coco peat and 20 percent sand. By planting a plant in such mixed soil, water will not accumulate in the pot and the roots of the plant will also continue to get oxygen.

3. Gardening experts say that do not add chemical fertilizers to the curry leaf plant. You can add buttermilk available in the kitchen to the plant. Mix 2-3 days old sour buttermilk with clean water in a small bucket and put it in a pot. Sprinkle some buttermilk water on the leaves also. This will eliminate the fungus or insects in the plant and the plant will grow twice as fast.

4. Gardening experts say that as the curry leaf plant grows, white flowers and seeds start appearing in it. Cut them immediately so that the plant does not face any problem in growing. If you don't remove it, the plant will stunt growth because all its energy will go into growing flowers and seeds.

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