Basil protects the ozone zone:

Basil protects the ozone zone: 

You don't plant the tree, this mushroom is in the middle !!! Home gardening basil plants should be developed to protect the ozone layer from environmental pollution. The idea that the timber should be grown to protect the ozone layer has been widely spread, and saplings are being planted in various locations. However, basil plants can be grown at home simply to protect the ozone layer. The royal tree, bamboo, and basil are the royal wood, bamboo and basil plants that absorb carbon dioxide in the air and release oxygen for 24 hours. This would require large space to grow royal timber and bamboo and wait many years.






But the small tub and the window part of the house are enough to grow the basil. Tulsi plant provides complete oxygen supply in 2 to 4 months after seeding or sowing. The basil releases 20 hours of oxygen and 4 hours of ozone. A basil plant releases ozone from 2am to 6pm. Tulsi plants should be kept clean at home, leaving behind a reactionary talk, including cleanliness. 72 crore state trees (or)  720 crore bamboo trees (or)  7,200 crore basil plants are needed to reduce the carbon footprint of the earth from its current high of 400 ppm to 350 ppm.







One of our contributions is to grow 16 basil plants in each house.