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Soak the Tulsi seeds into the clean water. Soaking the seeds help to germinate quickly. Tulsi can germinate well if soaked.
We can maintain the seeds in the tray at the beginning. But when the plant reaches 2 to 3 inches in length it requires some more space to grow. Sowing directly into pot is the best way to cultivate.
Tulsi can grow in any season. But it grows comfortably in the summer season. The summer season increases the growing speed.
Tulsi seeds can available in all the season also it germinate in all the season, but it gives the better yield in the summer season.
During the germination period, the soil around the plant should be moist. In the moisture, Tulsi will take 7 10 days to germinate.
We can grow Tulsi either indoor or in outdoor. But it needs at least four to five hours of sunlight every day.
Tulsi plants need a large space to grow the root. Our rectangular pot has sufficient space to grow. So tulsi can grow comfortably in the rectangular pot.
Tulsi can grow quickly between the 10 C to 32-degree temperatures. In this temperature, Tulsi starts to cultivate soon.
If you are using a Potting mix, no need to invest for any other compost. Most of the plants need fertilizer and compost to grow. The potting mix has fertilizer and compost content on it. Also, it keeps soil healthy and moist.
Tulsi consumes more water compared to other plants. It needs regular water in summer. Two days once in the winter and rainy season.
As it likes warm weather, it can sustain heavy sunlight.
It can’t sustain without sunlight or less sunlight. It needs at least four to six hours of sunlight every day. So it is better to place it outdoor or place it where it can get the sunlight properly.
Tulsi can attack by aphids, powdery mildew, charcoal rot, and root rot are the diseases which affect Tulsi. If you find any diseases in plants, use Neem oil. It is a natural pesticide so it can avoid the diseases and it make plants healthy.
1. How many days does it take to grow from seed to harvest stage?
Tulsi will take 4- 6 weeks to harvest from the seedling. Till that we need to provide the fertilizer, compost(potting mix) and Neem oil properly.
When the Tulsi leaves reach about 2 inches in the length it will be ready for the harvest.
Snip off only one-third of the leaves from each plant, allowing the rest of the plant to continue growing. You should be able to harvest the greens 3 or 4 times before the plants take to bloom.
Use within 6 months from the date of manufacture.