Day 157 of the Cut

Saturdays are for chores! Got those done, went out for a walk in the morning. Did some gardening had to shred all the leaves on my Tulsi plant (Indian Basil). Grafted a new baby on the same stem will see how it goes. Turns out it was infected because of too much water. I allow the soil to drain well and water it twice a week but I don’t know how its leaves started turning black. Did some stretches in the evening. Day 157 was a success!

A small green plant with two leaves growing from a thin stem in a white pot, surrounded by dry plant material.
Grafted a new baby Tulsi



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18 responses to “Day 157 of the Cut”

  1. Veerites Avatar

    Thanks
    For liking my post ‘Coffee’ 🌹 🙏

    1. Ajinkya Rane Avatar

      welcome! 🙏

  2. ibarynt Avatar

    I’ve no idea about plants but I remember reading that if a little bit of the leaf turns black it should be cut off to prevent the olant from dying.

    1. Ajinkya Rane Avatar

      Yeah I read that too so I cut out all the infected leaves, now I’m waiting for it to revive.

      1. ibarynt Avatar

        Hope it’s fruitful this time.

        1. Ajinkya Rane Avatar

          Yes fingers crossed 🤞

  3. justrojie Avatar

    aww that’s great that it sprouted

  4. Priti Avatar

    So beautiful ❤️

    1. Ajinkya Rane Avatar

      Thank you!🙌

      1. Priti Avatar

        ❤️

  5. mylittlehawk Avatar
    mylittlehawk

    Oh my! My basil is also affected by too much water! I thought I was supposed to give it water all the time (not directly on it) to keep the soil constantly fed, but apparently that’s not what I’m supposed to do 🤦‍♀️

    1. Ajinkya Rane Avatar

      Yeah its very tricky to know when to actually water it.

      1. mylittlehawk Avatar
        mylittlehawk

        I left it to rest a bit, and then when the soil is fully dry again, I’ll start watering it, but in extreme moderation 😅

        1. Ajinkya Rane Avatar

          That’s a good idea! I removed the leaves in the hopes that it grows again. The leaves had already wilted. I’ll wait for a bit before I water it again.

          1. mylittlehawk Avatar
            mylittlehawk

            And don’t rip the leaves! Use scissors instead. Don’t leave the plant naked, either. What the plant needs to shed, it will do on its own, after getting back the nutrients.
            I did remove some leaves, I wanna say, a week ago or more, and it looked like the branch had wilted on those spots, but yesterday I saw tiny new leaves, so just so you know, it will take time anyway.

            1. Ajinkya Rane Avatar

              Yeah I’ll keep that in mind. Thanks!🙌🫶😄

              1. mylittlehawk Avatar
                mylittlehawk

                😄😄

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