curry leaf plant not germinating???

14 years ago

Hello

I have been try to grow curry leaf plant since a long time.The weather here has been around 99 degrees.And i sowed my seeds like almost three weeks back. And nothing i mean nothing has come up

what am i doing wrong. The soil and other factors are very well done as i have other vegetables growing quite well.

I live in seattle and i really neeed to know

thanks

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14 years ago
Hi,
Suggestion:
1.Wait from at least 10 more days.
2.Curry leaf plant seeds are to be seeded fresh.
3.Did you get seeds from reliable place?

See if this helps.

I bought 10 seeds and one plant two years ago from Horizonherbs. Now the plant is 6feet in a container and seeded once are about 3 feet each.

Ann
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