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Tulsi, or holy basil, is considered one of the most beneficial medicinal herbs on the planet. • “The Mother Medicine of Nature” is one of many names for this amazing herb and the healing properties range from treating anxiety to skin ailments and so much more. • While I enjoy growing sweet basil for culinary purposes, a tulsi plant is one of my top 15 medicinal herbs to grow in my medicinal garden for its grounding properties and to boost the immune system naturally. • In today’s modern world, there is a rise in prescription medications engineered to help us cope with stress, but our family has decided to “go off the grid” years ago with our healthcare and learn how to use herb medicine safely at home. • Tulsi is an adaptogen that is great for energy. • It helps you adapt during stressful times and helps regulate the stress response. • Personally, I love the way that Tulsi makes you feel very grounded and calm. • Being an “idea” person, sometimes I need help letting my mind slow down and just be still, and Tulsi is amazing at aiding with this. • I like to say that the best medicinal herbs are the ones you will use, and even if all you have is a small container garden, you can grow tulsi. • The Ariel shoots are most medicinal, though the leaves are too- and should be harvested right when they begin to blossom- when the energy is at its peak, in the early morning. • You can steep fresh for tea or infuse into 40% alcohol for tinctures to 60/40 ratio of glycerin:water for a glycerite to be taken as medicine. • Also, hanging to dry or freeze drying will preserve and prepare the plant to then be infused into oil to later be used for topical balms and salves and more. • In warmer climates, tulsi is a perennial that will return year after year. However, like other crops that will not survive a frost, tulsi will die in heavy frost, snow, and extreme cold. But you can dig it up and bring it inside for the winter to keep alive. 😉 • Growing this holy plant is not only amazing for our health- but also great for the garden & for the pollinators that visit too. • And remember- cutting it back above the node- will produce even more blossoms & new growth for the season!
Tulsi, or holy basil, is considered one of the most beneficial medicinal herbs on the planet. • “The Mother Medicine of Nature” is one of many names for this amazing herb and the healing properties range from treating anxiety to skin ailments and so much more. • While I enjoy growing sweet basil for culinary purposes, a tulsi plant is one of my top 15 medicinal herbs to grow in my medicinal garden for its grounding properties and to boost the immune system naturally. • In today’s modern world, there is a rise in prescription medications engineered to help us cope with stress, but our family has decided to “go off the grid” years ago with our healthcare and learn how to use herb medicine safely at home. • Tulsi is an adaptogen that is great for energy. • It helps you adapt during stressful times and helps regulate the stress response. • Personally, I love the way that Tulsi makes you feel very grounded and calm. • Being an “idea” person, sometimes I need help letting my mind slow down and just be still, and Tulsi is amazing at aiding with this. • I like to say that the best medicinal herbs are the ones you will use, and even if all you have is a small container garden, you can grow tulsi. • The Ariel shoots are most medicinal, though the leaves are too- and should be harvested right when they begin to blossom- when the energy is at its peak, in the early morning. • You can steep fresh for tea or infuse into 40% alcohol for tinctures to 60/40 ratio of glycerin:water for a glycerite to be taken as medicine. • Also, hanging to dry or freeze drying will preserve and prepare the plant to then be infused into oil to later be used for topical balms and salves and more. • In warmer climates, tulsi is a perennial that will return year after year. However, like other crops that will not survive a frost, tulsi will die in heavy frost, snow, and extreme cold. But you can dig it up and bring it inside for the winter to keep alive. 😉 • Growing this holy plant is not only amazing for our health- but also great for the garden & for the pollinators that visit too. • And remember- cutting it back above the node- will produce even more blossoms & new growth for the season!
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