Red basil seeds

Red basil has a fragrant, aromatic scent, and is considered a fast-growing, low-maintenance plant with an attractive appearance. The reddish-purple basil combines beauty and an appealing fragrance. Flowers: resemble beautiful purple lavender that attracts bees. Leaves: soft and flat, dark purple with a hint of green, protruding horizontally, reaching 6 cm. Height: 45-60 cm. Red basil cultivation and environmental conditions: It is grown indoors on balconies and outdoors in moderate, humid, and dry environments as well. Seeds are scattered and covered with a layer of soil, watered generously during germination. It is preferred to prune it to stimulate growth and reproduction. It can also be grown in any moderate climate conditions such as greenhouses. Soil: well-draining soil, preferably light sandy soil mixed with peat moss or any nutrient-rich soil suitable for cultivation. Irrigation method: it is preferable not to overwater, considering weather conditions, soil moisture, and the plant’s climate conditions. Sun exposure: it is preferable to plant it in a partially sunny location. Propagation: by seeds. Planting time: after harsh cold periods and until summer. Benefits and uses of red basil: Grown to repel mosquitoes. Used in traditional medicine treatments. A sedative for nerves and relaxation.