Demand Agro Basil Green Indian Seeds (1PC)

Description

Basil is a versatile herb known for its rich aroma and flavor, widely used in Indian and international cuisines. Demand Agro Basil Green Indian Seeds offer a fresh and organic way to grow basil in your home garden. Ideal for culinary and medicinal use, these seeds ensure a healthy and bountiful harvest.  Also, check out our workshop for more detail.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Number of seeds in a packet: 200 seeds

PLANT DESCRIPTION

1. Difficulty Level: Easy
2. Plant Height: 1 to 2.5 ft
3. Type: Indoor (balcony) or Outdoor
4. Feed - Vermicompost for nutrients every week, Seaweed once a month for greener leaves, and Epsom salt for better blooming once a month
   
5. Watering: Every day or alternate days (keep soil moist but not soggy)
6. Sunlight: Full sun (minimum 4-6 hours of direct sunlight daily)
7. Germination Time: 7-14 days
8. Harvesting Time: 60-75 days after sowing
9. Suitable Temperature: 20°C–30°C (68°F–86°F)
10. Season: Summer, Spring, Early Monsoon
11. Sowing: Throughout the year (best time is Spring and Summer)
12. Soil: Well-drained, loamy, fertile soil with good organic matter
13. Other Names: Tulsi (in India), Sweet Basil, Green Basi

HOW TO GROW BASIL GREEN INDIAN FROM SEEDS

1. Take a Growbag and fill it with Cocopeat or Potting Mix.
2. Sprinkle the seeds evenly on the surface of the mix.
3. Cover lightly with Cocopeat and mist gently with water.
4. Water every day or as needed to keep the soil moist.
5. Seeds will germinate within 7-14 days.
6. Place the pot in a spot that gets full sunlight.

ALTERNATE METHOD

1. Medium Size Pot and add a Potting Mix. enriched with organic compost.
2. If planting directly in soil, add Neem Cake Powder, Vermicompost, and Seaweed.

ALTERNATE NAME

1. Botanical name: Ocimum basilicum
2. Basil seed in Hindi: तुलसी के बीज
3. Basil seed in Tamil: துளசி விதைகள்
4. Basil seed in Telugu: తులసి విత్తనాలు
5. Basil seed in Kannada: ತುಳಸಿ ಬೀಜಗಳು
6. Basil seed in Marathi: तुळस बियाणे
7. Basil seed in Malayalam: തുളസി വിത്തുകൾ