Chilli Plug plants should be available in march, thats how i got my Dorset Naga's last year, i bought three, two of which didnt do well because the holes in the pots were too smalland didn't drain, they are currently all cut back to the stem in a cabin in the garden, hopefully come march they will liven up, easier to grow than from seed imo.

Hi Fitdog,
Yep i have grown my curry leaf tree from a small plant that i got from "The Citrus Centre" (google) im in surrey, its now 3 years old and a healthy 2ft high bushy tree, last year i got a crop of berries that didn't quite make it to seeds, maybe this year lol,
just avoid frost, keep it away from ponds, (scale insect) and during the winter an outside shed is fine, during the summer feed with citrus food, soak the pot and then let it dry out before watering again, ie stick your fingers in the soil and only water when the soil is dry for at least two inches, its good fun, enjoy

Thanks, i have "run it in"  and worked out you need a good "bed" of charcoal to get it up to a good temperature, also i will try and utilise the heat to cook stuff for the next day / freeze, i also bought a 40ltr second hand stock pot off eBay  so when i do the gravy i go large lol, i will cook up the next batch outside in september to last me through the winter.

As i write, six naga chilli plants are growing up behind me, and the curry leaf tree is budding.

If curry had to be injected i would look like a pin cushion