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Discover the cornerstone of Italian cooking with our Italian Basil Bliss - Non-GMO Herb Seeds. Renowned for its unique flavor profile and therapeutic properties, Italian basil is a must-have in any kitchen garden. Our non-hybrid, open-pollinated seeds guarantee a bountiful harvest, rich in aroma and taste. With its erect and bushy plant character, adorned with green and thick leaves, our basil seeds thrive throughout the year, providing fresh foliage in just 30-35 days from sowing.
Basil isn't just for cooking - its warm, spicy aroma enhances memory function, reduces stress, and promotes relaxation. Incorporate basil into your daily routine to soothe minor irritations, promote clear breathing, and sharpen focus. Whether used in culinary creations or for its restorative benefits, our Italian Basil Bliss seeds offer versatility and freshness in every sprout.
Please note: While we provide sowing recommendations, the productivity of our seeds depends on local climatic conditions and your planting methods. For optimal growth, contact us for personalized advice. With our commitment to quality and authenticity, Growola ensures your gardening journey is as rewarding as the harvest itself.
Yes, basil herb plant seeds are well adapted to the Indian environment. They thrive in warm temperatures and are suitable for growing in various regions across India.
The ideal time to plant basil is typically 2 weeks after the last frost in spring. This allows the soil to warm up, creating optimal conditions for basil seed germination and growth.
Our Growola basil seeds are non-hybrid, GMO-free, and open-pollinated. We source our seeds from reputable suppliers to ensure high quality and authenticity.
Italian basil and Indian Holy basil (Tulsi) are different varieties with distinct flavor profiles and uses. Italian basil is commonly used in Mediterranean cuisine, while Holy basil is revered for its medicinal properties in Indian culture.
Yes, basil herb plants can be grown indoors. They require adequate sunlight, well-draining soil, and regular watering to thrive indoors. Consider placing them near a sunny window or under grow lights for optimal growth.
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