Tulsi Holy Basil Seeds

Yes, this specific variety is known for a unique, sweet bubble-gum aroma paired with a spicy, fruity flavor profile. It is quite distinct from standard culinary basil and is most commonly used for brewing herbal teas.

Absolutely. Because it is container-friendly and relatively compact, you can easily start these seeds indoors or move pots inside before the first frost to maintain a fresh supply of leaves throughout the winter.

Each plant reaches a mature height and spread of about 24 inches. If you are planting in a garden bed, space them 12 inches apart, or use a medium-sized container that can accommodate a 2-foot wide plant.

Yes, if you allow the plant to flower, it becomes a magnet for bees and other pollinators. If you prefer to focus on leaf production for tea, you can pinch off the flower buds, though you will miss out on the pollinator benefits.

This Tulsi variety is an annual. It will complete its life cycle in one growing season, so you will need to replant seeds each year.

Plant the seeds at a depth of 0.25 inches. They typically germinate within 5 to 10 days when provided with the right conditions.