Ocimum tenuiflorum (synonym Ocimum sanctum), commonly known as holy basil or Tulsi, is an aromatic perennial plant in the family Lamiaceae.It is native to the Indian subcontinent and widespread as a cultivated plant throughout the Southeast Asian tropics.. Tulsi is cultivated for religious and traditional medicine purposes, and for its essential oil. love it so! Rama usually has a green leaf and purple stem.thanks richo! It is basically an uncommonly vigorous form of RAMA tulsi. They can bring you a lot of commercial success and money when placed in the correct zone of your house. Trader Joe’s has that authentic flavor. Cactus and other thorny plants should be avoided because they can create disputes and arguments within the household. Follow these rules to the T and you will find a significant improvement in your life within a short span of time. It should always be kept either in north, east or north-east direction. Chinese flowers symbolize optimism and health. Debbieherbalists use oregon grape tincture to treat questionable drinking waterDo you have analytical test results for Eugenol & Rosmarinic Acid in your Amrita Tulsi?Hi Beth, YEs, we’ve looked at this one, also.

Tulsi is hardy in zones 10 and 11, and can be grown year-round in the very hottest parts of the US that never see a frost. The single plant grew quite large and bushy (24″ x 36″ or more with frequent pruning), and the pollinators enjoyed it as much as I did. I was wondering if all types of tulsi have the same health benefits? I purchased one small plant a few years back at a flea market, while out of town. Any of the basils can be used. The scent the leaf with PURPLE stem color, is much stronger, and the taste with strong similar to clovesHello BB, There is quite a bit of variation in the tulsi cultivars, and naming is only approximate. I am worried and was wondering what best “In-door plant light” you recommend. The leaves of the Tulsi plant can emanate oxygen throughout the day and night, which makes it a useful addition to the household.

These are the usual reasons from my six years of experience of growing Tulsi at our home. Can’t wait for harvesting I had good luck with the tulsi set this year, too. This “kapoor” tulsi is the only one I’ve grown, and it is very fruity compared to the others, as you said.Ahh yes, thank you. Keep the potted plants pruned back if they look like they’re going to flower. Once the plant goes to flower the leaf mass lessens.Excellent! Bisva Tulsi – Ocimum basilicum, commonly known as basil, is an aromatic annual herb and an important economic crop. It would hit me the moment I stepped out of my house.

Get some castile soap. Water it every few days to keep the soil moist at all times. They can promote goodwill and positivity, and can improve the love connection between couples. The leaves are green and jagged, but the stems are not purple. Thank you. RichoWhich Tulsi would you recommend for Thai cooking? Buy krishna tulsi, tulsi ( black ) - plant from Indias largest online plant nursery at best price. Trees like Banyan and Peepal should always and always be planted at the temple and not at all at home or near home. Here are 7 Vastu approved plants that will enhance your lifestyle:The round leaves of the rubber plant are symbolic of wealth and financial growth in Vastu. No tag on these plants to offer the strain. I have few questions, firstly I am from India. Are the flowers not to be used for teas or tinctures as well? Cotton plants are considered inauspicious. It is the same genetic line as Krishna Tulsi, the analysis shows very similar results. On the other hand, if the plants are not compliant with Vastu, they can be the harbingers of negative vibrations and bad luck.

NONE of the tulsi teas I’ve bought recently have much of any flavor at all, let alone that clove-like flavor I associate with Tulsi tea. Although the lotus is an unconventional choice for a house plant, it has many good vibrations. I’ll try to write a post about bathing next weekend if I manage but here is the short version. I have mostly drank the Temperate tulsi that I grew, but recently been enjoying the spicyness of the Indian Tulsa’s. This is the tea that we grow and dry for our own personal use, and it has been shown to be a healthy drink for our family. I wouldn’t get too caught up in all the naming–holy basil, tulsi, Ocimum sanctum, Ocimum tenuiflorum–it is all more or less the same thing, with the one caveat that there are many different cultivars.Richo is an internationally recognized expert on the cultivation, processing and usage of medicinal plants. Careful management of the timing of planting and harvest can result in a good deal of dried tea from a few plants. Do you find that this one maybe has a gentler action? We will be carrying the rama tulsi on an ongoing basis, but yes, I see that the plants are out of stock again at I am growing holy basil for use in Thai cooking.

What if we have been using both dried leaves and dried flowers?Hello Jeanne, Thank you, yes, the flowers are good, as well. If the cycles are missed the plants won’t amount to much. The best way to try to quickly help her is to get some organic soil, give her a good bath and transplant her to new soil. Any other suggestions? Also, the Tulsi plant holds a very special place in Hindu mythology, and is often worshipped by the women of the household. It symbolizes exclusivity, morals, strength and purity.On the contrary, there are many plants which should not be kept in the household, since they bring bad vibrations. The basil that is normally used in Gai Pad Gra Pow is a thai basil called kha-prao which actually is not rama tulsi but is similar. i wonder if you know or grown amrita tulsi?Hello BB, Yes, we introduced this variety to the USA. Would Holy Basil be a good herb for her to drink every day?