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Ideas to use Tulsi - Holy Basil - FB/IG Story
Tulsi is a small, bushy shrub with dark green leaves and pink- and lavender-hued flowers. Tulsi is also commonly known as Holy Basil and is sourced in India. Many Hindus grow Tulsi as a religious plant in their homes and temples and use its leaves in routine worship.
Native to Southeast Asia, Tulsi has a long tradition of use in Ayurvedic health practices and is a well-known sacred plant and a respected herb. In Sanskrit, it is known as “the incomparable one” and is considered the “Queen of the Herbs.”
Native to Southeast Asia, Tulsi has a long tradition of use in Ayurvedic health practices and is a well-known sacred plant and a respected herb. In Sanskrit, it is known as “the incomparable one” and is considered the “Queen of the Herbs.”
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Ideas to use Tulsi - Holy Basil - FB/IG Story
Tulsi is a small, bushy shrub with dark green leaves and pink- and lavender-hued flowers. Tulsi is also commonly known as Holy Basil and is sourced in India. Many Hindus grow Tulsi as a religious plant in their homes and temples and use its leaves in routine worship.
Native to Southeast Asia, Tulsi has a long tradition of use in Ayurvedic health practices and is a well-known sacred plant and a respected herb. In Sanskrit, it is known as “the incomparable one” and is considered the “Queen of the Herbs.”
Native to Southeast Asia, Tulsi has a long tradition of use in Ayurvedic health practices and is a well-known sacred plant and a respected herb. In Sanskrit, it is known as “the incomparable one” and is considered the “Queen of the Herbs.”
Find the matching SQUARE SOCIAL MEDIA GRAPHICS in this Collection
Suggested photo uses:
- Social media posts
- Instagram Stories
- Facebook Stories
- Pinterest Pins
- Blog post Images
- E-book Images
Please watermark this image before sharing anywhere & follow my contributor page for more! If you need graphics in German, please reach out. Thanks a bunch ♡
