Curry Leaves Tree" Murraya Koenigii" Tree for Sowing/Growing.

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• Please note that You are buying bulbs/ rhizomes/ Roots to grow as shown in image 2nd, of this rare ornamental . THESE BULBS HORIZONTALLY 2 inches Deep,keep the soil moist but no over watering.Kindly read full descriptions, prior to Purchase & check out,and make sure this suits to soil,climate environment etc..
• Maranta arundinacea ‘Variegata’. Is a jewel of a with mesmerising variegated leaves! That’s the beauty of God’s wondrous and awesome creation and designs! Its leaf surfaces are dramatically speckled, usually with white edges and various shades of green. Leaves underside is lighter in colour. Each leaf is unique and patterned differently.A fast-growing and clump-forming that spreads via its rhizome underground..
• Maranta arundinacea ‘Variegata’ can be easily grown with minimum care.Light: Bright light indoors or filtered sunlight to semi-shade for best growth and foliage coloration. Never leave them in direct sunlight that will bleach or scorch their leaves.Moisture: Moderate water needs. Keep soil constantly moist but never water-logged.Best to grow it as house indoors or in a greenhouse.Keep them in a draft-free position, with constant, moderate to high temperatures as warmth is essential..
• Kindly check this suits to your climate,soil,environment in internet,BEFORE PURCHASE,AND CHECK OUT.Please note that,/bulbs/ Rhizoms/ cuttings, are liveing organism like us,little miss handling on our part can kill them.Their germination & growth depends on many factors like,heat, cooling, sun, shade, moisture, time of sowing,soil,etc. None of these things are either in our control or yours..

LOCAL CUSTOMS CLEARANCE AND OTHER LEAGAL REGULATIONS ARE AT THE RISK AND CARE OF THE BUYER. The curry tree (Murraya koenigii) is a tropical to sub-tropical tree in the family Rutaceae (the rue family, which includes rue, citrus, and satinwood), which is native to India and Sri Lanka. http://indiabiodiversity.org/species/show/264262 The aromatic leaves of this are used to flavor many Indian dishes much like bay leaves, especially in curries with fish or coconut milk. The original Indian word "Kari" refers to the sauce of these piquant dishes, hence the name curry leaf. Curry leaves are extensively used in Southern India and Sri Lanka, but are also of some importance in Northern India. Together with South Indian immigrants, curry leaves reached Malaysia, South Africa and Reunion island. An easy to raise , that needs full sun, grows to 1-3 feet in containers, minimum temperature 55 degrees, blooms in summer. Use any commercial soil mix that is peat or coir based. The soil should be allowed to thoroughly dry between watering https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na9XeH2Cicg ... ing & Care Curry leaf s may be grown from cuttings or seed. The seed is the pit of the fruit and can either be cleaned or the entire fruit may be sown. Fresh seed shows the greatest rate of germination. Sow the in potting soil and keep them damp but not wet. They will need a warm area of at least 68 degrees Fahrenheit (20 C.) to germinate. Growing curry leaf tree from seed is not an easy task because germination is fickle. Other methods are more consistent. Sunlight: The curry leaf tree performs best when grown under full sun exposure but it should be gradually acclimated to full sun exposure as during hot summer months it can be sunburned when temps are above 100* F especially when the is container grown. Soil: Curry leaf requires moderately moist soil. Fertilizer: I would fertilize the curry leaf once a month from March to October