Written by: Mantasha
8 July 2025
Sacred and healing, Tulsi fights infections, enhances immunity and eases coughs. It thrives in partial sunlight and well-drained soil, just water lightly during monsoon. Add the leaves to tea or chew a few daily for an immunity strengthening
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Cooling and therapeutic, mint aids digestion, relieves nausea and soothes headaches. It grows easily in moist soil with indirect light, ideal for balconies. Use it in teas, chutneys, or hot water for a calming drink.
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Great for skin and digestion, aloe soothes burns and supports liver health. It needs little water and thrives in well-drained soil. Use the gel in masks, hair packs, or smoothies.
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Known as ‘Amrit’ in Ayurveda, giloy enhances immunity, lowers fever, and supports the lungs. This monsoon-loving climber grows well with support. Boil the stem for a potent kadha.
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Zesty and calming, lemongrass fights colds, detoxes, and relaxes the mind. It grows fast in containers, enjoying both sun and rain. Brew the stalk in tea or pair it with tulsi and ginger. into powder.
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More than a kitchen essential, curry leaves support digestion, hair growth, and sugar balance. They thrive in deep pots and humid weather. Add to dishes, infuse in oil, or grind
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A memory-boosting herb that reduces stress, Brahmi loves moisture and flourishes in planters. Drink as tea or infuse in coconut oil for a relaxing head massage.
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