Suggested Grow Media or Potting Mix ?

50% loamy soil, 30% compost, 20% perlite

Suggested Fertigation/Fertilizers

Fertilize every 2 weeks with a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer.

·  Known for boosting memory and cognitive function.

·  Reduces anxiety and stress.

·  Antioxidant-rich and supports brain health.

·  Used in Ayurvedic medicine for neurological disorders..

What Is An Brahmi Plant ?

It is a creeping perennial herb native to wetlands of southern and eastern India, Australia, Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Commonly known as water hyssop, water hyssop, brahmi, thyme leaf gratiola, grace herb, and Indian pennywort.

What Are The Different Types Of Brahmi Plants?

Pragyashakti and Subodhak with high content of herbs . Pragya Shakti is a variety from Orissa with a dry herb yield of 65 quintals/ha/crop 

How to Care Brahmi Plant ?

1. Location 

Commonly grows in wetlands of India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, China, Pakistan, Taiwan, Vietnam, tropical and southern Africa, Madagascar, Australia, the Caribbean, Central Africa, and South America. .

2. Sunshine 

Plants prefer bright, indirect sunlight for optimal growth. Be careful not to expose your Brahmi plant to direct sunlight for more than 3 hours. Otherwise, the leaves may wither and dry out. Do not let the temperature of the plant drop below 10°C. If the temperature does not fall below 10°C, plant growth may be slowed.

3. Soil 

This creeping herb grows along canals and bodies of water and in wetlands throughout India. This plant grows well in poorly drained soils. The plant prefers acidic soil for good growth.

4. Hydration 

Irrigation of the field after transplanting is very important for plant survival and establishment. After that, you need to water the field every 7-8 days. Irrigation should be avoided during the rainy season.

5. Nourishment 

Plants require approximately 5 t/ha of FYM and should be applied as a base dose during land preparation. Regarding inorganic fertilizers, an application of NPK 100:60:60 kg/ha is recommended.

6. Issues 

Several side effects have been reported for Brahmi, including nausea, increased gastric upset, and increased gastric motility. Therefore, it is important to take precautions and seek immediate medical attention if such side effects are observed. This is the best contact for proper treatment.

What are the Benefits of Brahmi ? 

Bacopa Monnieri increases cerebral blood flow and improves cognitive function. It can be used for anxiety, depression, pain, inflammation, and neurodegenerative diseases. Brahmi is used in traditional medicine to improve hair health and promote hair growth. Brahmi may have potential benefits in relieving asthma symptoms and improving lung function. Brahmi may help treat Alzheimer's disease by improving cognitive function and reducing oxidative stress. 

FAQs About Growing Brahmi 

1. What risks does Brahmi pose ?

Brahmi has some reported side effects, including nausea, increased stomach upset, and increased gastric motility. Therefore, it is important to take precautions and seek immediate medical attention if such side effects are observed. This is the best contact for proper treatment.

2. Why majority don't accept Brahmi to Grow ?

Brahmi can increase gastric juices and intestinal secretions. Therefore, if you develop a stomach ulcer while taking Brahmi, it is generally recommended to consult your doctor [5]. Brahmi can increase fluid secretion in the lungs. Therefore, if you have asthma or asthma, it is recommended to consult your doctor while taking Brahmi.

3. Can I keep a plant called Brahmi at home ?

Brahmi plant can adapt to any environment. However, it grows at its best rate when the humidity is around 60-65%. Since it is a plant that likes high temperature and humidity, you can also consider placing it in the washroom or washroom.

4. What does Brahmi mean in English ?

Brahmi*, Indian pennywort, water hyssop, thyme leaf gratiola, herbs of grace. *In India, the common name 'Brahmi' is also used for an entirely different medicinal plant, Centella asiatica, also known as 'Gotu Kola', which has similar medicinal properties.