Ocimum Basilicum - Sabja Plant herb plant most of them varieties derived

most of them varieties derived from Caladium bicolor

Roots are applied against jaundice

sandy-loamy soil with rich organic matter

The fragrant essential oil obtained from the plant root is quite famous throughout the world

Seek to raise humidity in general

Ocimum Basilicum - Sabja Plant herb plant most of them varieties derivedTulsi Plant Indian Name: Tulsi (also tulas) Botanical Name: Ocimum tenuiflorum Family: Lamiaceae Parts Use: Leaves, Seed, Whole body Description Tulsi is native to India, where it often graces shrines and homes as an aromatic perennial shrub. Tulsi is grown as an annual herb in temperate climates. The tulsi plant is pleasing to the eye, with an upright, open and branching form. The fragrance of the leaves is also quite attractive spicy and complex,