Tulsi plant small leaves use camphor water easy tips. Weak basil needs only 1 rupee dose, know how the leaves and the plant will look strong?

Tips for tulsi: The Tulsi plant not only enhances the beauty of the house, but its religious and Ayurvedic significance is also very big. In most Indian homes, it is applied at the place of worship and it is worshiped by giving water daily. But many times it happens that the basil plant is not growing well, the leaves come small in it or it starts to look like a withering. If you are also struggling with this problem, then definitely adopt this easy solution.

What to do when do not come in basil big leaves?
If your basil plant used to give big leaves earlier, but now small and weak leaves are coming in it, then it can be a sign of some internal deficiency. Mali Shambhu, who runs a nursery of Noida, says that in such a situation, camphor water proves very effective. Kapoor means that small white pill, which is commonly used in worship. You can get it for just 1 rupee.

It is enough to do this remedy only once a month. With this, not only the basil plant will be dense, but it will not even put insects in it.

Kapoor is effective even after insects
It is common to have pests in Tulsi during the rainy season. Black or white spots start appearing on the leaves, or the plant slowly starts drying up. In such a situation, camphor water acts like a natural spray. Fill this water in a spray bottle and spray it on the leaves. But repeat this process every 15 to 20 days.

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What should be kept in mind?
-Never add onion, garlic peel or jutdi tea and fertilizer in Tulsi.
-Do not give too much water, just fill the need.
-Keep a place where there is light sunlight in the morning.
-One day in the wealth, dig the soil of the pot and apply air. (Disclaimer: The information and information given in this article is based on general recognition. Hindi News18 does not confirm them. Contact the concerned specialist before implementing them.)