Can you describe the evolution of Laxmichand's devotional practices after his faith in Sai Baba was solidified?

After the miraculous incident with the khaja, Laxmichand's devotion to Sai Baba transformed into a consistent and regular practice. Chapter 28 explains that from that point on, his "love was fixed on Baba." This newfound devotion manifested in tangible actions. He made it a regular habit to send offerings, specifically mentioning that incense, coconut, and garlands became a regular practice. Furthermore, his commitment was such that whenever he learned of anyone traveling to Shirdi, he would seize the opportunity to send three specific items—camphor, incense, and a garland—along with dakshina to be offered to Baba on his behalf. This demonstrates a shift from a visitor's curiosity to the dedicated worship of a steadfast devotee.