200 Pcs Blue Basil Planting Kit Heirloom Aromatic Vegetable Nutrientdense Edible Flower For Pots
Indulge your green thumb with our 200 Pcs Blue Basil Heirloom Vegetable Seeds. An aromatic delight for your senses and a nutritious addition to your meals, these seeds are set to transform your garden or pot into a lush basil haven.
Our Blue Basil seeds are not just any ordinary seeds; they are heirloom seeds. This means they are open-pollinated and passed down through generations for their valuable characteristics. They produce aromatic, nutrient-rich Basil, that not only beautifies your garden but also adds a fresh, organic touch to your meals.
The Basil variety is suitable for temperate climates, perfect for your courtyard or outdoor garden. They are also a breeze to cultivate, making them an ideal choice for both seasoned gardeners and beginners. The full-bloom period is in winter, allowing you to enjoy its beauty even in the colder months.
The Basil plants are medium to small in size and are classified under herbs. Their perennial style ensures they return year after year, providing a refreshing touch to your garden. These seeds are not included with a flowerpot, allowing you the freedom to choose your preferred planting method.
How to Plant 200 Pcs Blue Basil Heirloom Vegetable Seeds:
1. Soak the seeds in water for 12 hours at a temperature of 20 to 25 degrees Celsius.
2. Prepare fertile soil and moisten it. Spread the seeds evenly across the soil.
3. Cover the seeds with a layer of soil about twice the size of the seed.
4. Water the seeds daily, preferably at night, but avoid overwatering.
5. Wait for 7-15 days for the seeds to germinate.
Embrace the joy of gardening with our Blue Basil Heirloom Vegetable Seeds and reap the benefits of home-grown, nutrient-dense Basil.
– Latin Name: Ocimum basilicum
– Planting Season: Basil can be planted in the spring after the threat of frost has passed.
– Germination Rate: The germination rate of these Blue Basil seeds is high, with most seeds sprouting within 7-15 days.
– Grown Plant Size: The mature Basil plants are medium to small in size.
– Time to Maturity: Basil plants typically take about 60-90 days to mature after seeds have sprouted.
– Soil Type: Basil prefers a well-draining soil with a neutral pH.
– Watering: Water the Basil plants regularly, but be careful not to overwater. The soil should be kept moist but not soggy.
– Sunlight: Basil plants need at least 6-8 hours of full sun each day to thrive.
– Uses: The aromatic Basil leaves can be used fresh or dried in a variety of recipes, including pesto, salads, and pasta dishes.
– Deer Resistance: Basil plants are generally not appealing to deer, making them a great choice for gardens prone to deer visits.
– Pest and Disease Resistance: Basil is resistant to most pests and diseases, but watch out for aphids and mildew.
– Spacing Requirements: Plant the Basil seeds about 10-12 inches apart to allow room for growth.
– Companion Plants: Basil pairs well with tomatoes, peppers, and oregano in the garden.
– Harvesting Instructions: Harvest the Basil leaves as needed, but avoid picking more than one-third of the plant at a time to allow for continued growth.
– Additional Features: These Basil seeds are heirloom seeds, meaning they are open-pollinated and passed down through generations for their valuable characteristics. They are also very easy to cultivate, making them an ideal choice for both seasoned gardeners and beginners.
– Additional Benefits: Growing your own Basil provides a fresh, organic, nutrient-rich addition to your meals. The plants also add beauty to your garden and have a refreshing function.
