Tulsi (Holy Basil)

What Makes it Unique?

• Tulsi is a herb with traditional values
• Holy basil or tulsi plant has medicinal properties
• The plant purifies the air
• Tulsi has attractive green or purple color flowers
• It tastes good and provides stimulation to the body
• Tulsi flowers are small compact clusters or cylindrical spikes

How to Care?

• Keep tulsi plants outdoor in the natural bright sunlight.
• Protect it from direct harsh sunlight as it may damage the foliage
• Keep the soil fertile, well-drained, and rich in organic content.
• Water when topsoil feels dry to touch (1-2 inches)
• Poke a small stick or your finger into the solid to check the moisture
• Water daily in summer and reduce watering in rainy and winter seasons.
• Feed the plant with organic fertilizer monthly during the primary growing season
• Frequently loosen topsoil, leaving roots undisturbed, to ensure the uptake of moisture and nutrients.
• Always re-pot the tulsi plant late evening and keep it in a shady area for about 2-3 days before moving it to suitable climatic conditions.
• Remove infected, damaged, or dead plant parts frequently as required and dispose of them away.
• Spray citrus, neem, or eucalyptus oil for pest/insect attack
• Never over-water the plant, particularly if the pot does not have proper drainage holes.