Item Tag: 5-14 Days

THAI BASIL SEEDS “Fresh Harvested from Saipan” Rare Heirloom NON-GMO Herb Garden PlantThai basil leaves have a distinctive flavor with bold notes of licorice and spice. True to its common name, sweet basil has a sweeter flavor and more peppery notes. Thai basil has purple stems, while sweet basil has green stems. Thai Basil is a versatile herb, which unlike other basil types, stands up well in high heat or extended cooking temperatures. Native to South East Asia, Thai Basil is very distinct thanks to its gorgeous, narrow green leaves on purple stems with a pink-purple flowers. Thai basil leaves have a distinctive flavor with bold notes of licorice and spice. True to its common name, sweet basil has a sweeter flavor and more peppery notes. Thai basil has purple stems, while sweet basil has green stems. Thai Basil is a versatile herb, which unlike other basil types, stands up well in high heat or extended cooking temperatures. Native to South East Asia, Thai Basil is very distinct thanks to its gorgeous, narrow green leaves on purple stems with a pink-purple flowers. Thai basil is commonly associated with prosperity and good fortune, often used in traditional ceremonies and offerings.Thai basil prefers soil that is lightly moist, slightly acidic, well-drained and rich in organic matter, such as compost. It thrives in full sun but will tolerate part shade.Outdoor Zones 10-11, (Indoors with light it can be grown anywhere)Basil Germination:1) Fill containers to the top with a good quality potting mix or sterile seed starting mix. If not filled entirely, the container will cast shade onto the seedling and stunt growth.2) Plant 2 seeds per spot, at no more than 1/4″ inch deep, while being sure the soil is leveled out well.3) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil between 80-85 degrees F. 4) Use a spray bottle to mist the tiny seeds to keep slightly moist at all times, & so they won’t become displaced and buried to deep. Alternately you can water from the bottom to avoid seed displacement in the soil.5) Expect germination between 5-14 days.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”

THAI BASIL SEEDS “Fresh Harvested from Saipan” Rare Heirloom NON-GMO Herb Garden PlantThai basil leaves have a distinctive flavor with bold notes of licorice and spice. True to its common name, sweet basil has a sweeter flavor and more peppery notes. Thai basil has purple stems, while sweet basil has green stems. Thai Basil is a versatile herb, which unlike other basil types, stands up well in high heat or extended cooking temperatures. Native to South East Asia, Thai Basil is very distinct thanks to its gorgeous, narrow green leaves on purple stems with a pink-purple flowers. Thai basil leaves have a distinctive flavor with bold notes of licorice and spice. True to its common name, sweet basil has a sweeter flavor and more peppery notes. Thai basil has purple stems, while sweet basil has green stems. Thai Basil is a versatile herb, which unlike other basil types, stands up well in high heat or extended cooking temperatures. Native to South East Asia, Thai Basil is very distinct thanks to its gorgeous, narrow green leaves on purple stems with a pink-purple flowers. Thai basil is commonly associated with prosperity and good fortune, often used in traditional ceremonies and offerings.Thai basil prefers soil that is lightly moist, slightly acidic, well-drained and rich in organic matter, such as compost. It thrives in full sun but will tolerate part shade.Outdoor Zones 10-11, (Indoors with light it can be grown anywhere)Basil Germination:1) Fill containers to the top with a good quality potting mix or sterile seed starting mix. If not filled entirely, the container will cast shade onto the seedling and stunt growth.2) Plant 2 seeds per spot, at no more than 1/4″ inch deep, while being sure the soil is leveled out well.3) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil between 80-85 degrees F. 4) Use a spray bottle to mist the tiny seeds to keep slightly moist at all times, & so they won’t become displaced and buried to deep. Alternately you can water from the bottom to avoid seed displacement in the soil.5) Expect germination between 5-14 days.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”

THAI BASIL SEEDS “Fresh Harvested from Saipan” Rare Heirloom NON-GMO Herb Garden PlantThai basil leaves have a distinctive flavor with bold notes of licorice and spice. True to its common name, sweet basil has a sweeter flavor and more peppery notes. Thai basil has purple stems, while sweet basil has green stems. Thai Basil is a versatile herb, which unlike other basil types, stands up well in high heat or extended cooking temperatures. Native to South East Asia, Thai Basil is very distinct thanks to its gorgeous, narrow green leaves on purple stems with a pink-purple flowers. Thai basil leaves have a distinctive flavor with bold notes of licorice and spice. True to its common name, sweet basil has a sweeter flavor and more peppery notes. Thai basil has purple stems, while sweet basil has green stems. Thai Basil is a versatile herb, which unlike other basil types, stands up well in high heat or extended cooking temperatures. Native to South East Asia, Thai Basil is very distinct thanks to its gorgeous, narrow green leaves on purple stems with a pink-purple flowers. Thai basil is commonly associated with prosperity and good fortune, often used in traditional ceremonies and offerings.Thai basil prefers soil that is lightly moist, slightly acidic, well-drained and rich in organic matter, such as compost. It thrives in full sun but will tolerate part shade.Outdoor Zones 10-11, (Indoors with light it can be grown anywhere)Basil Germination:1) Fill containers to the top with a good quality potting mix or sterile seed starting mix. If not filled entirely, the container will cast shade onto the seedling and stunt growth.2) Plant 2 seeds per spot, at no more than 1/4″ inch deep, while being sure the soil is leveled out well.3) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil between 80-85 degrees F. 4) Use a spray bottle to mist the tiny seeds to keep slightly moist at all times, & so they won’t become displaced and buried to deep. Alternately you can water from the bottom to avoid seed displacement in the soil.5) Expect germination between 5-14 days.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”