
Ensure Proper Drainage: Use well-draining soil and pots with drainage holes to prevent waterlogging, which can rot the roots.
Image Source : SocialAvoid Overwatering: Rain can provide sufficient moisture, so cut back on additional watering to avoid soggy soil.
Image Source : SocialPlace in Indirect Sunlight: Keep the Tulsi plant in a spot where it gets indirect sunlight, as too much rainwater and lack of sunlight can weaken the plant.
Image Source : SocialUse Neem Oil: Spray diluted neem oil on the plant to protect it from fungal infections and pests, which are common during the monsoon.
Image Source : SocialPrune Regularly: Trim the plant to remove dead leaves and branches, ensuring better airflow and reducing the risk of fungal growth.
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