Guest guest Posted August 19, 2009 Report Share Posted August 19, 2009 Good to know you're glad to receive response from Srinivasan Ji and friends here. There are many highly learned members from whom we can learn a lot. I appreciate their inputs and participation in this forum too. Coming back to plants, you are truly blessed to have neem and hibiscus growing in your garden. And tulsi on your balcony. If the neem and hibiscus are already well established and mature, its best to leave them where they are instead of transplanting elsewhere. Its fine to place your new pot of tulsi at the front door. , " ANUBIS " wrote: > > Lol it has never cease to amaze me the overwhelming response I get from the > persons on this forum concerning any questions I have to ask, it is just > amazing actually my balcony is facing south so the hibiscus is downstairs > from me in the garden as well as the neem, now the Tulsi is on my balcony. > My front door and garage door is facing north, I am suppose to get another > tulsi plant should I place this at my front door them? > > Namaste > > > On Behalf Of ESHWARI > COMPUTERS > Sunday, August 16, 2009 8:22 AM > > RBSC : To Derick / Kali (omm) > > > Hi Cheers! > > pls check if plant is exactly opposite to ur front door u need to be very > holistic. > , > if the plant is small shift to either side of the front view from ur front > door, since kali is fire i recomend to place in east-west corner. > > Hreem Shivaya Namaha ! > > A.Srinivasan > Eshwari Computers > #15, Pattalamma Temple Street > Basavangudi, Bangalore - 560 004 > Cal: 41312207, 93412-11246 > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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