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Click and Grow Smart Garden Dwarf Basil Plant Pods, 3-Pack
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Click and Grow Smart Garden Dwarf Basil Plant Features
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Grow fresh and vitamin rich Dwarf Basil at home with zero effort. No green thumb required!
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NUTRITIOUS AND HEALTHY: Dwarf basil boasts all the same benefits as regular fresh basil, but is more compact and darn good looking. Basil is source of vitamin K, manganese, copper, vitamin A and vitamin C, calcium, iron, folate, magnesium and omega-3 fatty acids. Basil will transform you food experiences and your health
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FRESH TO YOUR PLATE: This herb’s peppery flavor makes it amazing for savoury dishes, grows easily and adds flavour to everything from pizza to pasta to salads. You have not tasted basil until you have picked it fresh from your own garden! All natural, Non-GMO seeds, No herbicides, No pesticides
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EASY: insert the plant pods, fill the water tank and plug in your Smart Garden. Works with all Click and Grow Smart Gardens. Sprout in 7-14 days, harvest in 5-12 weeks
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GERMINATION GUARANTEE: 100 Percent Germination Guarantee, Click and Grow will replace any plant pods that don’t germinate for free
About Click And Grow Smart Garden Dwarf Basil Plant
Dwarf Basil (Ocimum basilicum) Dwarf basil boasts all the same benefits as regular fresh basil, but is more compact and darn good looking. This herb's peppery flavor makes it amazing for savory dishes, and it's a rich source of vitamin C and antioxidants. Dwarf Basil likes to be cut, even though it maintains its signature compact growth mode without trimming! Despite that, you can start trimming your plants approximately one month after planting. For a more thriving growth, pinching off the whole tip is better - it will grow two new shoots in a week! Trimming your plant will also delay flowering and prevents the taste from becoming bitter. It's up to you - if you want to see basil's white flowers, don't cut your plant anymore. If you would like to keep harvesting the leaves, continue trimming. Please note that basil is an annual plant. It does not last forever. If it has been over twelve weeks and the plant looks aged, it is time to replace the plant pod.
