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Tips to Grow and Care Tulsi Plant in Summers

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Any plant requires some key factors that are needed to be served for taking its good care. Tulsi plant, also known as Holy basil is one such plant that is over filled with so many advantages. Known as one of the oldest medicinal herbs, tulsi has resulted in many health benefits in humans. Moreover, according to Hindu mythology this plant is treated as godly. Today in this blog we will learn about the basic yet effective care of Tulsi plant. One can either grow this plant by buying directly from the Nursery shop or can also grow it from seeds. How to Grow Tulsi From Seed:- Tulsi plant is a tropical plant that directly suggests that it should be kept in warm temperature for boosting its germination process. Keeping the pot where it gets proper sunlight will serve the purpose. Points to Remember for Tulsi Care in summers:- Pot size: Tulsi plant is not a very big plant; using a 10 to 12 inch the pot will serve the purpose of healthy tulsi. Sunlight: Sunli

Tips to Grow Pomegranate (Anaar) Plant at Home

Amid the coronavirus catastrophe, we have been locked down in our homes. The need for growing fresh and healthy organic fruits at home has deeply stricken us. Isn’t it pleasing to eat your own grown fruits which are free from all chemicals, at zero risks at your homes! In this blog of mine I will impart some insights on growing pomegranate plants at your home. Also, there is a video on the same on our YouTube channel, you can visit that too. This blog will be about the issues that come while the flowering process in pomegranate plants. Also, we face many difficulties in the transformation of flowers into fruits of this plant. Why is this so? What points should be kept in mind to avoid these problems? Get all your answers by reading below: ·          Pot/ Container Size: Pomegranate is a plant that needs more space for its growth. It would be preferable to grow it on ground but if you are using a pot, make sure to take at least 14 inch pot as pomegranate roots penetrate deep