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Description
Tulsi Beej | तुलसी बीज | Holy Basil Seeds
Tulsi is known as holy basil in Indian tradition. This listing is for seeds, not the leaves sold as Tulsi Patta.
Product at a Glance
| Trade name | Tulsi Beej |
|---|---|
| Botanical / source reference | Ocimum tenuiflorum L.; Ocimum sanctum L. is a synonym (Kew POWO) |
| Material / form | Seeds, sold by size. Not the same as sweet basil sabja/tukmaria seeds. |
| Shop available options | 100 Grams; 200 Grams; 400 Grams; 900 Grams |
Names and Language Guide
| Language / type | Term |
|---|---|
| Hindi trade name | तुलसी बीज |
| English / Romanized search names | Holy basil seeds |
Choosing the Right Material
Confirm the exact trade grade, physical form and selected pack before checkout. Product images and taxonomic references are not substitutes for batch-specific authentication.
Traditional Identity and Botanical Evidence
Ocimum tenuiflorum L.; Ocimum sanctum L. is a synonym (Kew POWO). A verified botanical taxonomy establishes the name of a taxon, not the identity of a particular supplier batch. Ayurvedic Rasa, Guna, Virya and Vipaka are not assigned without an authoritative preparation- and plant-part-matched classical source.
Reference: Kew Plants of the World Online.
Safety and Storage
Do not assume these seeds swell like culinary sabja. Confirm food or sowing grade; avoid self-medicating, especially in pregnancy. Store sealed in a cool, dry place protected from direct sunlight and moisture. Do not use degraded or unverified material.
Why Buy From Jadibuti Store?
You can compare the listed quantity/form variants, read the product's identity distinctions and safety checks, and review the actual price and availability at checkout. We do not claim lab certification, exceptional purity or medical results without supporting batch evidence.
Related Product Comparison
Compare Tulsi Patta (leaves) and Tukmaria Sabja (sweet basil seeds). These are different materials.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is this product called?
Tulsi Beej; related searches include Holy basil seeds.
2. What is its botanical source or material identity?
Ocimum tenuiflorum L.; Ocimum sanctum L. is a synonym (Kew POWO)
3. What part or form is supplied?
Seeds, sold by size. Not the same as sweet basil sabja/tukmaria seeds.
4. Which pack sizes and forms can I choose?
100 Grams; 200 Grams; 400 Grams; 900 Grams
5. How is it different from similarly named products?
Tulsi is known as holy basil in Indian tradition. This listing is for seeds, not the leaves sold as Tulsi Patta.
6. Can I consume it or use it to treat a condition?
No disease cure is promised. Do not assume these seeds swell like culinary sabja. Confirm food or sowing grade; avoid self-medicating, especially in pregnancy. Confirm food or medicinal grade before ingestion.
7. How should I store this material?
Keep the pack tightly closed, cool and dry, away from direct heat and moisture.
Product identity and educational information only; not individualized medical advice. Supplier-batch authentication may be required for technical or therapeutic use.
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