I Planted A Curry Tree At The Back Of The Garden. It Was Growing Well And The First Crop Of Leaves Had Fragrant Curry Smell. HowevER,

after trimming the branches, the next set of leaves seem to have lost their strong curry scent. I would like to know how to rectify it. Thanks.
The bottom soil is clay. Have added top soil. Have planted over the area previously – leafy greens which I use for soups.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 12/09/2020 @ 4:01 pm

Your tree may need to be fertilized. A liquid seaweed fertilizer works well.
Here is an article with tips about how to grow your plant:
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