Tulsi

Tulsi, also known as holy basil (Ocimum
sanctum), is a revered plant in Indian
culture, celebrated for its medicinal properties, spiritual significance, and
health benefits. Characteristics of Tulsi

● Botanical Classification:Tulsi belongs to the Lamiaceae family, which includes other aromatic herbs like mint and culinary basil. It is known for
its distinct aroma and flavor, with varieties such as Rama (green), Krishna (purple), and Vana (wild).

● Physical Appearance: The plant typically grows between 50 to 100 centimeters tall, featuring oval, serrated leaves that release a spicy aroma when
rubbed. It produces small white or purple flowers in summer, attracting
pollinators.

Needs bright indirect sunlight Place the plant near a window where it receives bright but indirect light. Avoid harsh direct sunlight as it may scorch the leaves.

Keep out of pet reach This plant may
not be pet-friendly. Keep it away from cats and dogs to avoid any harm.

Beginner friendly Perfect for first-time plant
parents. This plant is low-maintenance and grows well with basic care.