Privi Life Sciences - Crop Journal

Medicinal Crops

Tulsi is one of the most common plants found in India

It is also known as holy tulasi, holy basil

Tulsi is a native of the Indian subcontinent and widely cultivated in South east Asia due to medicine properties and for religious beliefs

It is perennial aromatic herb

Leaves are the economically important part of Tulsi

Benefits of Tulsi:

Tulsi is an erect and profusely branched shrub attaining a height of upto 70cm

It has a hairy stem

Leaves are green to purple coloured, which are simple with petiole ovate to oblong in shape with serrated margins.

Flowers are small whitish to purplish in colour borne in racemes

The major challenges involve Biotic and Abiotic causes
Biotic Causes:
- Major Pests: Leaf Eater Caterpillar
- Major Diseases: Powdery Mildew, Wilts
Abiotic Causes:
- Susceptible to stagnant water

Crop Stage	Products	Dosage	Method Of Application	Benefits
Inorganic fertilizer	Geoxol.COM	15 kg / hectare / application with basal fertilizer, if soil organic carbon (more than / equal to 0.5%) and bulk denisty (less than or equal to 1.6 g / cm3)	Soil Application	Rejuvenates soil for sustainable growth of crops
Organic fertilizer	Mycoxol4G	500 g / hectare / application, if soil pH (less than / equal to 7.5) and available P (more than / equal to 15 kg / ha)	Soil Application	Reduces incidence of soil borne diseases, improves availability of phosphorous and other micronutrients
Vegetative	PeakMAX	1000 ml / hectare / application	Foliar Application	Improves vegetative growth and reduces disease pressure
Vegetative	Privid	1200 ml / hectare / application	Foliar Application	Promotes vegetative growth
Pre flowering	Silixol OSA	1200 ml / hectare / application	Foliar Application	Promotes vegetative growth
Pre flowering	PeakMAX	"1000 ml / hectare / application "	Foliar Application	Reduces disease pressure
Flowering	Silixol OSA	1000 ml / hectare / application	Foliar Application	Improves accumulation of secondary metabolites

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