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Krishna Tulsi Leaves

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Jan-10-23

We are pleased to offer Krishna / Shyama Tulsi Leaves in bulk. Tulsi is a sacred herb that has been used for centuries in India for its medicinal properties. Our Krishna/Shyama Tulsi Leaves is organically grown and has a sweet, minty flavor. It can be enjoyed fresh or dried and makes a delicious tea. We are leading producer & manufacturer of Dry Krishna/Shyama Tulsi Leaves in India.

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Price: $200
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