Thai Basil produces a popular basil that can withstand cooking temperatures, Thai Basil is popularly used in
Vietnamese cuisine for their pungent smell and an anise-like after taste with peppery flavor. These are loaded with
proteins and antioxidants. Once the plant starts to grow, they develop lilac and deep-purple colored flowers which are
as aromatic as their leaves.
Thai Basil
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Potting Mixture ratio
Work organic compost into the soil in a 1:2 ratio.
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Germination method
Sow the seeds in sterilized seed starting mix at optimal temperature.
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Watering and Sunlight
Overwatering should be avoided by giving your plant small amounts of water frequently. These herbs prefer full sun for at least 6 hours daily.
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Season and Germination rate
Season it grows best: Spring
Germination rate Percentage: 60%
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