Tulsi Plant | Holy Basil Plant Features and Details
Plant Features
- Have a traditional value.
- krishna tulsi have medicinal property.
- Atractive purple colour flowe
- krushna tulsi purify the air.
- Krishna Tulsi is used in treating low energy, ulcers, vomiting and diarrhea or as an overall tonic
- The powder of the dried Krishna Tulsi root, taken in milk, ghee or as a decoction, is recommended to treat malarial fever as an analgesic application to the bites and string of insects
- The herb improves resistance to stress and has a normalizing influence on blood pressure and blood sugar imbalances
- Tulsi is likely to prove prophylactic against the negative effects of environmental toxins, including cancer
- The plant is also richly endowed with bioavailable antioxidants, vitamins A and C and calcium
- It has marked insecticidal activity against mosquitoes
- Tulsi leaves contain a bright yellow volatile oil which is useful against insects and bacterial
- The principal constituents of this oil are eugenol, eugenol methyl ether and carvacrol
- The oil is reported to possess antibacterial properties and acts as an insecticide
- Note: The following information is general guidelines, be sure to ask your healthcare provider for guidelines
- Krishna tulsi fresh leaves Add to salads, fruit dishes, jellies, preserves and sweetbreads
- Krishna tulsi uses in Thai cooking in stir-fries with hot peppers, chicken, pork and beef
- The dried leaves are an ingredient of Ethiopian spice mixtures
More Information on Tulsi Plant | Holy Basil Plant
Feilds | Values |
Common Name | Krishna, Shyama Tulsi |
Maximum Reachable Height | Up to 60 centimete |
Flower Colour | Purple. |
Bloom Time | year-round. |
Difficulty Level | Easy to grow. |
Sunlight | Natural bright light. |
Watering | Poke your finger/plain small stick into the soil to check the moisture. Water when topsoil (1-2 inches) feels dry to touch. Water thoroughly in the summer and reduce watering in winter and rainy season. |
Soil | Soil should be well drain and fertile, rich in organic content. |
Temperature | Up to 35-degree Celcius. |
Fertilizer | Apply any organic fertilizer. |
Harvest Season | The first harvest is done after 90 days of planting and subsequently, it may be harvested every 75 days interval. |
References | Tulsi Medicinal Uses |