Collection: Tulsi Plants

Tulsi, also known as Vrinda in Hindu belief, is said to be a manifestation of goddess Tulsi, an avatar of Goddess Lakshmi.

Also known as holy basil, tulsi is worshipped in the mornings and evenings by Hindus and is generally planted in the courtyard of the house. Ayurveda refers to Tulsi as a ‘wonder herb’ and is used in various ayurvedic practices to heal the human body in a natural manner.

Leaves of Tulsi are generally bitter in taste and their roots, seeds and flowers consist of several medicinal properties.

Tulsi is one of the few houseplants that can rival it in terms of both beauty and scent. Tulsi is noted for its ability to bloom and bloom again, providing nourishment for pollinators as well as a fragrance for your garden.

Tulsi requires at least 6 hours of sunlight every day in optimum conditions. It may live with as little as 4 hours of direct sunlight each day in part-sun circumstances.

Types of tulsi plant

There are majorly three types of Tulsi or Holy Basil:

• Rama Tulsi – This is green leaf tulsi that has light purple flowers and has a clove-like scent to it.
• Krishna Tulsi - This Tulsi is also called as purple leaf tulsi and has a clove-like aroma
• Vana Tulsi – This Tulsi is usually grown for medicinal purposes and holds significance in Indian religious beliefs.

Tulsi plant benefits

There are millions of reasons why you should be having a Tulsi Plant in your house. This magical herb will help you:

• Accelerate weight loss process by controlling metabolism
• Reduce anxiety disorder
• Treat thyroid and diabetes
• Get Rid of Cold and Sinus
• Curing acne face marks, skin allergies and improving skin texture.
• Prevent hair fall, dry scalp and dandruff
• Prevent pre-mature aging.

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