How to grow Tulasi at home

In this blog I'm sharing my experience of growing Tulsi at home with all the small things you should know and pay attention to if you would like her to grow healthy and beautiful.

Saturday, 23 February 2013

About manjaris (flowers & seeds) Tulsi produces

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Just to write a few words about manjaris (flowers). Tulsi tends to give manjaris during summer hot season and at this moment in Australi...
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20130223 - third cutting - Tulsi growing step by step

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Haribol, Here she is, our beautiful and most auspicious guest. She is growing fast as it is summer time in Australia and conditions coul...
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Saturday, 12 January 2013

20130112 - 4 months later - Second cutting - Tulsi growing step by step

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Hare Krishna, Its now been four months and since the first cutting Tulsi has grown enough to make the second cutting. As you can...

20121209 - 3 months later - First transplanting - Tulsi growing step by step

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Few weeks before first cutting I've notices our Tulsi has lost first few leaves from the bottom and I was wandering why. I think I fou...
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20121209 - 3 months later - First cutting - Tulsi growing step by step

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I have to apologize to all the Tulsi growers checking out this blog for not posting for some time. Too many things happening in my life ;)...
Saturday, 13 October 2012

20121013 - One month later & What to do with Tulsi when you leave for holidays - Tulsi growing step by step

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Here she is, our little beauty! One month later and just before our five days trip. Before leaving home we've watered ...
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Wednesday, 26 September 2012

Temperature

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This is one of the important thing you have to consider when planning to grow Tulsi at home. She originates from warm climate and can'...
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Besko Halilovic is the author of the book My experience of Migration to Australia, How I Bought My Way Into OZ. In his book, Besko shares his personal experience of immigration to Australia with all its ups and downs. He first applied for the Australian student visa, then for Permanent Residency Visa for Australia and finally received Australian Citizenship, doing it all on his own. He believes you can do it yourself too. He is currently living in Brisbane. With his family, he moved from Melbourne after living there for eleven years. He completed a Bachelor of Accounting, which was the basis for his Australian Permanent Residency Visa Application. He is now managing a retirement village on the north side of Brisbane.
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