Basil, with its delightful aroma and versatile culinary uses, is a prized herb in many home gardens. 

Over time, potted basil plants can outgrow their containers or lose their vigor, making it necessary to learn the art of repotting. So in today's guide, we will walk you through the steps to freshen up your Tulsi home.

Select a clean container with proper drainage holes, slightly larger than the current one.

Choose a Larger Pot

Carefully lift the basil plant, taking care not to harm the roots.

Gently Uproot Basil

Gently separate the root ball, helping root adaptation.

Loosen Roots

When severely root bound, your plant's roots can actually bend or break their container!

Add Fresh Soil

Place the basil at the same depth as before and fill it with soil.

Transplant Basil

After repotting, water properly to reduce transplant shock.

Thoroughly Water

Keep the repotted basil plants in sunlight, and water regularly, and continue your care routine, including fertilization as needed.

Maintain Care

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