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Niazbo plant care | How to keep the Niazbo plant green throughout the year
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Some people say that you should not smell niazbo directly or it will dry out, but this is not true. . Very low light or very bright sun light and its life cycle etc.
In today's video we will discuss the same topic in detail so friends video complete must be watched. Assalam Alaikum viewers my name is Muhammad Amir and the name of our YouTube channel is Terrace Gardening Zone.
When lightly rubbed, the leaves of Niazbo release a sweet fragrance, hence it is also known as Sweet Tulsi. It is actually an annual herb and its life cycle is from seed to flower, which is usually one year. Friends, we cannot change its life cycle, but its overall We can definitely extend the growth, which means we can definitely keep our plants green throughout the year.
The flowers of Niazbo plant are purple color and after drying they become brown in color and are found in the center of the same flowers. The seeds of Niazbo plant are called Chia seeds. Its seeds are very soft which That they germinate very quickly, you can see now that this is my main plant and all the growth from the top and bottom is from the germination of the seeds of the same plant.
Friends, keep cutting the flowers of your Niazbo plant to keep it green throughout the year. If they go, the plants invest all their energy in the growth of seeds inside these flowers, that's why the flowers should be removed from these plants. If the seeds remain attached, the plant continues to invest all its energy in the production of seeds, and thus The leaves do not get food and the further growth of the plant stops
Especially when its seeds are ripe i.e. brown in color, they must be removed at that time.
Niazbo belongs to the mint family, it is a herbal plant, so it has been used for thousands of years for cultivation and medicinal purposes, and it is also used in many medicines in medicine. This plant has many benefits. My detailed video on this topic is available on YouTube, if you want to watch this video, click on the above link.
Niazbo plants grow rapidly in summer but their growth slows down in cold autumn and spring. But depends on light because in sunlight plants do photosynthesis i.e. make food for themselves as the intensity of light increases more carbohydrates are formed and the plant grows and in the same way photosynthesis decreases in low light. which reduces the overall growth of the plant.
Niazbo plants in pots need at least four hours of sunlight per day for good growth, and in fall or winter, move your niazbo plants to a greenhouse to prevent them from dying. If you don't have a greenhouse, at least move them indoors.
Niazbo plant should always be grown in dry media i.e. good drainage is very important as Niazbo plant does not like to soak its roots in water for too long. Water regularly at least once a day and make sure that the soil does not dry out as this puts pressure on the plant.
And one of the advantages of growing Weaver's Niazbo plant in your garden is that the fragrance remains in the garden and mosquitoes etc. also do not enter the garden and insects do not enter the garden due to the fragrance of this plant.
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