Tulsi needs a lot of sunlight so, keep it in a sunny spot for at least 4-6 hours a day.
Water the plant when the soil feels dry on top. Don’t over-water it and let the water drain out to avoid soggy roots.
Use a soil that drains well. You can try mixing compost with garden soil as it helps prevent the roots from rotting.
Cut off any dead or yellow leaves to help the plant grow new ones. Trim the top to make it stronger.
Look for tiny bugs like aphids. If you see any, spray the leaves with a safe bug spray.
Tulsi likes warm weather, so keep it away from cold places. It needs temperatures somewhat between 70-90°F to thrive.
Feed your Tulsi with natural fertilizer once a month. Don’t overdo it as too much fertilizer can harm the plant.