Plant Care
Ocimum basilicum
Edible plant.
Sprouts in: 1 – 2 weeks
Lasts up to: 12 weeks
Temperature range: 18 °C–30 °C
- Thai Basil likes to be cut! You can start trimming your plants approximately one month after planting. You may remove single leaves occasionally… But, for more thriving growth, pinching off the whole tip is recommended – it will grow two new shoots in a week.
- Trimming your plant will also delay flowering and prevents the taste from becoming bitter. It is up to you – if you want to see Thai Basil’s flowers, do not cut your plant anymore. If you would like to keep harvesting its anise smelling leaves, continue trimming.
- Basil is an annual plant and does not last forever. If it has been over twelve weeks and the plant looks aged, it is time to replace the pod.
*** Each refill pack contains a set of three same plant pods
| PRODUCT | HOW MANY REFILLS TO BUY? |
|---|---|
| Smart Garden 3 | 1 |
| Smart Garden 9 | 3 |
| Wall Farm Mini | 12 |
| Wall Farm | 17 |
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