Specifically I know OM India grocery ( on West Drive and Clark Blvd ) and Krishna Grocery ( on North Park Drive and Dixie ) both in Brampton have the Tulsi plant. Cost i think is between $ 5-$10.

Trust this helps.

Rajiv

richters herbs (http://www.richters.com/) sells tulsi as 'green sacred basil' and 'purple sacred basil' iirc the \"krishna\" tulsi is the purple sacred basil. you can order seeds online, or baby plants in spring.

I have both varieties growing outdoors this summer, and both are doing well.

I am interest in growing tulsi plant in my balcony, anyone having seeds or small plant. I found that richters take very long time to deliver plants. I stay in Mississauga and can travel within GTA.

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I am interest in growing tulsi plant in my balcony, anyone having seeds or small plant. I found that richters take very long time to deliver plants. I stay in Mississauga and can travel within GTA.

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A Proud Indian Canadian

I got a small Tulsi plant from a Temple last year. It was planted in a Gamla/flowerpot with garden soil. It grew to almost a foot tall in 7-8months.

During the harsh winter, I brought the gampla/plant inside in my garage. Gradually, all of the leaves fell off; and only the stems [sukha plant] are present, now.

I brought the plant outside, in the sun now. The sun is not that warm still though.

My question is:
Do I have to plante it again or new leaves would grow on the stems slowly.

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I am interest in growing tulsi plant in my balcony, anyone having seeds or small plant. I found that richters take very long time to deliver plants. I stay in Mississauga and can travel within GTA.

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