Thai Basil – 150+ Seeds season_cross and feeding

and feeding

Avoid overhead watering to prevent leaf rot

Usually caused by stones or lumps in the soil

low-maintenance plant is prized for its medicinal uses and refreshing fragrance

ideal for kitchen gardens and seed saving

Thai Basil – 150+ Seeds season_cross and feedingThai Basil is an aromatic herb with purple stems, narrow leaves, and a sweet, spicy flavor commonly used in Asian cuisine. It thrives in warm weather, grows well in pots or garden beds with well drained soil, and prefers full sunlight. Native to Southeast Asia, it spread globally due to its distinctive flavor and use in fresh cooking and kitchen gardens. Growing Guide Sowing: Setup: Use a seed starting tray or small pots with seed starting mix. Sow: