Ocimum sanctum Features: -Annual -Attracts bees when flowering -Recommended for outdoor growing in a container or in the ground, or indoor growing with plenty of light -Comes in biodegradable pot We grow our plants from seed, start them indoors, and move them outside to the shade to acclimate to the weather. To transplant, dig a hole a bit larger than the biodegradable pot, tear the pot in a few places, and bury the the root ball (including the pot) in the hole. You may also choose to add a bit of compost or worm castings into the hole before adding the plant. Water in thoroughly. (If growing indoors, remove the plant from the biodegradable pot and plant in a good potting mix for container gardens or houseplants.) Variety description from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange: Tulsi "is a sacred herb revered for its spiritual significance and aromatic qualities. With a fragrance reminiscent of fruit and cloves, Kapoor Tulsi is prized for its many medicinal and culinary uses. All parts of the plant, including the stems, leaves, flowers, and seeds, are excellent for making tea, providing a refreshing and aromatic beverage that promotes overall well-being. Frequent harvests are recommended to encourage continuous growth and maintain the plant's vitality. Kapoor Tulsi is easy to grow and self-sows readily, making it a welcome addition to any garden."