Black Tulsi

Soil Type: Well-drained loamy or sandy loam
Sowing Time: February–April or June–July
Harvest Time: 75–90 days after sowing
Irrigation: Every 7–10 days in dry periods
Fertilization: Compost monthly

Used in Ayurveda for immunity, respiratory health, and stress relief.

Tolerates heat, poor soil, and irregular rainfall with minimal care.

Widely used in herbal teas, oils, extracts, and pharma formulations.

Ready to harvest in 3–4 months, enabling quick returns.

Additional information

Crop Cycle Duration	4–5 months
Cost of Cultivation	₹ 29,000
Expected Yield	700 kg dry plants, 300 kg dry seeds, 500 kg dry leaves
Market Price	₹ 15 per kg, ₹ 140 per kg, ₹ 150 per kg
Gross Revenue	₹ 1,27,500
Net Profit Estimate	₹ 98,500

Estimates based on our field experience and farmer feedback. Actual results may vary by region, farming practice and market conditions.