Plant Good Seed Organic Vana Holy Basil/Tulsi Seeds - Pack of 200, Heirloom Seeds for Planting Herbs - Gardening Supplies, Vegetable, Flower, Herb, Garden Seeds - Non-GMO, from USA

Wrong product description. This is not Indian Tulsi. Plant grower 1 month after sowing and based on my research it is American nightshade. Don't buy if you are looking for Tulsi plant

2nd picture/2 months later: I have plants. Don't seam potting soil picky but need water everyday.First time to grow from seeds. I put the seeds with planting soil in a ice cube tray, placed on my indoor window sill, and followed the package directions to keep the soil wet . A week later, I see green. Very happy. Will let you know if the plant is different than Holy Basil.

I cannot get Tulsi here in town by the plant. So I decided to grow some by seed. I started them inside in a perfect environment and they sprouted within 4 days. So far so good. I still have not gotten past the first two little leaves but I'm confident from the looks of them, that they will grow into nice plants

Started these seeds in my Hydrogarden. Peat moss plugs with the correct amount of water, light and temperature. Indoors. Out of 30 seeds I currently have one plant. I moved this plant to Miracle potting soil and placed under my grow lights. Very disappointed with the quality of these seeds.

I don’t think I’m terrible at growing seeds, especially basil. I’ve tried so many of this package’s seeds in varying settings, and none of them have sprouted. For comparison, I also tried other varieties (Genevieve and Purple) that were even from prior years’ batches, and one of each still sprouted. With that, I recommend against purchasing these.

Seeds shipped very quickly. I started a some immediately, setting them out on the back patio. After a week, they still hadn't sprouted, so I put the seedling tray in an old clear plastic tub (I use old salad greens boxes from the grocery). They seemed to appreciate the extra heat, and sprouted right away. They've slowly grown over the last couple of weeks. Were finally big enough for me to transplant last weekend. I live in North California, which has had a mild spring, highs in the 70's. I think Tulsi may appreciate more tropical weather, and will probably take off once the summer heat kicks in. This may turn out to be a good cultivar for hot and sunny NorCal summers. I hope to nurture them to adulthood and harvest them for tea. I read that it's traditional to keep a pot growing near your front door, for good luck. Think I'll keep one at the front and back doors :)

What was sent to me was NOT Krishna TulsiI bought this product (Krishna tulsi, Dark tulsi)After sowing the seeds I got the plants which were of Rama tulsi ( see pictures attached )By the time I realized that I was sent a wrong product more than 30 days had passed as the seeds need time to germinate and grow. Even I waited for more than a month to see if the leaves turn purple or some shade of purple as it is supposed to be in the case of Krishna Tulsi.

My Krishna Tulsi from "Plant Good Seeds" store has not sprouted. Right in the pot next to them, with the same conditions, I have grown their Rama Tulsi. They have sprouted wonderfully, and are 1-2" tall already. I don't know why my Krishna Tulsi did not sprout, with the exact same conditions.