Tulsi seeds are known for various medicinal reasons. Growing tulsi plants in the home, garden, nursery, and terrace requires minimal effort. The tulsi leaves can also be used in multiple dishes and increase the aroma of cooked food. 

Generally, tulsi or basil seeds take 1 to 2 weeks to germinate. However, you should maintain consistency when watering the crops. Otherwise, they may be damaged due to overwatering, and you may lose the crops. 

You can use Organic fertilizer for the proper growth of the crops.

Botanical Name:

• Ocimum sanctum Linn

Seed Specifications:

Features and Benefits: 

• These are fast-growing seeds.

• Tulsi seeds are frost-tolerant.

• Grow healthy crops with our premium quality seeds.

• Fast growing and provides higher yield.

Nutritional Components:

• Tulsi leaves contain various nutrients, such as iron, magnesium, protein, sodium, vitamin C, vitamin K, B6, potassium, and more.  

Seed Requirements:

How to Sow Tulsi Seeds?

• Plant the tulsi seeds in seed trays, pots, or directly into the soil.

• It can be grown indoors, on a balcony, on a terrace, or in outdoor fields. 

• Now, sow the seeds about ¼ inch deep and add some fertile soil. 

• Use a sprinkler or water sprayer to add water.

• Tulsi requires enough sunlight and a warm environment to grow. 

• Keep the seeds and plants in 6 to 7 hours of full sunlight. 

• Later, you can transplant the seedlings in the farming field. 

• It will take approximately 40 to 50 days to grow up to 3 to 4 feet.