Basil broadleaf seeds

Broadleaf basil - the period from germination to technical maturity is 35–45 days. The plant is compact, 30–45 cm tall. Potential yield is 200–300 grams per bush. Leaves are large, aromatic, dark green in color.

Basil is a heat-loving annual plant that prefers sunny areas with light, fertile soil. In autumn, the soil is dug with the addition of humus and phosphorus-potassium fertilizers. In spring — loosening, leveling the surface, and preparing the beds. Grown by seedling method: seeds are sown 30–40 days before planting in the ground. Seedlings are planted when stable warmth sets in, according to the scheme 25–30×30–40 cm.

Care includes regular loosening, weeding, moderate watering (without overwatering), feeding with organic and mineral fertilizers. To enhance branching, the tops are pinched. Harvesting of greens begins 30–40 days after planting, before flowering starts. Regular harvesting stimulates the growth of new shoots. A few plants are left for seeds, allowing them to fully bloom.