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Mariko Gifford on Moringa
Moringa Oleifera, commonly called the 'drumstick tree", and 'horseradish tree' is native to India but has been planted around the world and is naturalized in many countries. Moringa is one of the most powerful health-enhancing plants yet known to man. While many things found in Nature can have one or two health benefits, Moringa has so many. Moringa has more nutrition in the leaf than any other plant yet known.
About Mariko Gifford, Owner, Moringa For Life - moringaforlife.com/
Mariko Gifford has been growing Moringa and making health products for more than 13 years. She began the Moringa journey as an Organic Inspector before the USDA diminished the standard. While on an inspection, she had the idea to find the most nutritious plant so the work of getting the soil right would make the work worth the effort. Strangely, Moringa is not listed in botanical libraries, herb books, garden books or other plant resources. It is not listed in the Materia Medica, the exhaustive volume listing plants and herbs. That is why it has been so important for Mariko, that she educate people about Moringa. Her website was one of the only places to get information about Moringa in the early years. Virtually every website today with Moringa information or Moringa products began by visiting her site or talking with her. Only in the last few years has Moringa begun to get world attention for its nutritional and medicinal benefits. Mariko has helped many business and hunger organizations with their Moringa projects around the world. As one of the few experts on Moringa, her input has been invaluable to continue to get the Moringa message out.
This presentation was given by Mariko Gifford on March 22, 2013 at the North County San Diego CRFG chapter meeting. For more info about our chapter and CRFG visit: nc.crfgsandiego.org/
About Mariko Gifford, Owner, Moringa For Life - moringaforlife.com/
Mariko Gifford has been growing Moringa and making health products for more than 13 years. She began the Moringa journey as an Organic Inspector before the USDA diminished the standard. While on an inspection, she had the idea to find the most nutritious plant so the work of getting the soil right would make the work worth the effort. Strangely, Moringa is not listed in botanical libraries, herb books, garden books or other plant resources. It is not listed in the Materia Medica, the exhaustive volume listing plants and herbs. That is why it has been so important for Mariko, that she educate people about Moringa. Her website was one of the only places to get information about Moringa in the early years. Virtually every website today with Moringa information or Moringa products began by visiting her site or talking with her. Only in the last few years has Moringa begun to get world attention for its nutritional and medicinal benefits. Mariko has helped many business and hunger organizations with their Moringa projects around the world. As one of the few experts on Moringa, her input has been invaluable to continue to get the Moringa message out.
This presentation was given by Mariko Gifford on March 22, 2013 at the North County San Diego CRFG chapter meeting. For more info about our chapter and CRFG visit: nc.crfgsandiego.org/
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I'm watching this again a year later. I have Raja Puri, Azores and my Praying Hands just flowered. Thanks! This video is a must for growing bananas in California even for NorCal growers.
I have one tree only tree around and getting fruit
Squirrels are very territorial and keep their own populations in check. The males kill each other and the young of other males. They're usually not a huge prob ..
*?It would be easier to have someone helping with Power Point who is proficient in its use. Great information.*_
Growing bananas in Northern California here. Thanks for all the info!
Roger Meye is no longer with us
In the other video someone said there’s more than 1500 types in the entire world. I don’t even know what my avacado is. Maybe no one has named it yet so I will give it a name. The best avacado I have ever had in my life. I’m starting my farm now from three parent trees in Papua New Guinea. Have 700 tress planted in the last 4 months during coronavirus pandemic and waiting for seeds from the three mother trees. Hoping to reach 3000 end of the year so removing coffee trees from the land and planting avacados. Nice video always looking for avacado related videos
I have a wild grove of Jujubes growing along my dirt road in Texas. They are not grafted. They came from the early 1900's when the parent trees were likely planted as part of the USDA promoting them during times of drought. The ones growing near me can be picked green and will redden after picked. Not sure what type they are. Very prolific producers and people drive by them daily and have no idea they are there.
Brassinolide treats greening so no symptoms are present it works personal testimony from Hillsboro county Florida
Very informative. Hawaii gardener/grower on the Slopes of Mauna Loa.
Key to a good graft is a stiff, thin blade. Not a flimsy, retractable blade. And please. The person talking in the background is really annoying.
Hi I hope you are still in business. How can I get seeds trees and information.
Kind of sad, that she enjoys belittling her husband in public. Doesn’t miss an opportunity.
Yes and no, she also notes how often her husband helps her carry heavy stuff, loans her his old clothes for rough dirty work, and other times her husband comes in handy. So she goes back and forth about men's value I guess
It's all love. Older couples joke like this all the time.
@@growyourownavocados I’ve seen healthy banter between couples, this is not it. She enjoys belittling her husband, probably because it gives her a sense of superiority, and like many females her age, she acts as if, she “settled” for him. He must have little self-respect, because his wife doesn’t even respect him enough, not to belittle him in public. If the roles were reversed, people would be mortified! “My dumb wife.” What would you think of a man, who constantly and publicly, belittles his wife?
@@portaadonai yes, his value is what he can do for her. She values him like a tool, or an ox. I guess, he is happy with the arrangement. He must be a beta, and is happy with the fact, that some female found him a useful tool. Who really settled? It sounds like, he did.
@@growyourownavocados Well then, you must be old enough to know, there’s always a bit of truth, in any playful joking. There’s one measure of truth, I believe we can all agree upon: reverse the roles. If your honest with yourself, you would say it’s misogynistic. Some how, when she does it, it is not. Just an observation people. I pick up on human behavior. Sometimes, a little bit, tells a whole lot.
hi, what would be the best seedling variety to graft jan boyce scion to here in central fl.?
Zutano
Please suggest a jujube for my small yard, DFW, Zone 8 a. There are so many varieties to choose from. I can only grow 1-2 because limited space. Pollination will not be an issue since my neighbor has Li Jujube.
honey jar.
This is a priceless video. I was exchanging email with him few years back when I learned about his Honey Jar Jujube. I wanted to get it but he didn't have at that time but told me to get in touch with him around Spring (next year). I waited a bit longer and when I contacted back, I didn't hear from him. I called and spoke to his Wife who informed he was ill and it would be a bit before he recover and go through physical therapy and all. I got side tracked again and later discovered he passed away. :( I did end up obtaining a Honey Jar from another California based nursery (so far, no fruit yet, but still growing :)
Could you please share the nursery... I'm in search of a honey jar.
Can you so me how to look the jujubes tree the flower male or female thanks !
I think Roger passed away a couple years ago.
There is a wealth of info info in this video...no way I could only watch this once.
Your body will thank you...Amazing food!
A great presentation, I will be planting Moringa tree farm in Alabama very soon. The tree of life is amazing
Is there a way to figure out what type of avocado tree I have? There are 5 or 6 avocados and several cukes?
Renee Ple it’s probably a fuerte
In the other video someone said there more than 1500 types in the entire world. I don’t even know what my avacado is. Maybe no one has named it yet so I will give it a name. The best avacado I have ever had in my life. I’m starting my farm now from three parent trees in Papua New Guinea. Have 700 tress planted in the last 4 months during coronavirus pandemic. Hoping to reach 3000 end of the year
Do he have the website or email or phone can you email to me thanks
Has anyone tried to graft a jujube to Ziziphus spina-christi?
What zones will these grow in? Will snow melt affect the trees in spring? I live in zone 6b. Is there anyone to answer these questions?
My jujube tree have a lot a flower but they don't have the apple can you tell me what I have to do now make them have the apple thanks
He said, if they do not fruit they need more water.
Anyone have recommendations on sources with a large variety of bareroot cultivars available through website orders?
Where can i buy honey jar or sugarcane in EU?
rUPUTSTVA.hr the store in portland Oregon named One green world. Carries a lot of jujube varieties. And also other fruit trees. I just bought mine Yesterday. I got the coco and li variety. They get out of stock fast, but youcan sign up on their website. To let you know when they have more.
Can you tell what is the jujube tree by looking at the jujube fruit? I planted four jujube trees, by looking at the fruit, I think I have one Lang jujube., the last one I bought I know it is Li, but curious to know what the one bearing dark red round shape jujube is? I was hoping it is a sugar came jujube. Can you help?
Can you tell what is the jujube tree by looking at the jujube fruit? I planted four jujube trees, by looking at the fruit, I think I have one Lang jujube., the last one I bought I know it is Li, but curious to know what the one bearing dark red round shape jujube is? I was hoping it is a sugar came jujube. Can you help?
Amazing source of knowledge..... Thank you so much. Would it be wrong to graft a type A and type B on the same tree?
Good news is from 2014 we are getting large autumn bearing Jujube in market and the best news is now this grafted plants available. One jujube size is like an apple. If any body need this variety can contact me...
What is your location to pick up the tree?
There's really no need to sterilize your hands to graft.... as soon as you touched you clippers your fingers were full of bacteria!
K Er Mostly there is no problem with bacteria but with viruses and funghi what can infect your plant. Event it is impossible to destroy viruses just with alcohol.
Either way the premise is still spot on. Why sterilize your fingers without sterilizing the tools first? That was the original poster's intent.
Enjoyed this video, reside in Trinidad and do a bit of budding and grafting, my survival percentage is not that good but i love to bud and graft and my survival % will increase in time to come .
Good luck
ana doluda hirsizladiginiz bir cali agaci babamin babasinin bahcesinde var ad i annep cine avrupaya ayit deyil
Thank you so much for this lecture! I'm fascinated with the health benefits of this tree. I live in San Diego and want to start growing my own. Can't wait!
That's my grandma so happy for her yeah
Really cause I have many questions about my avocado tree Can u help me?
Pruning info 9:35
how do you know when to eat jujubes?
Is the "Kaohsiung 11," available in the US?
Great video and very informative. I live in Sacramento and I have an avocado tree which started giving me fruit 3 years ago. I brought it as a one year old from Southern California from a friend but don't know what variety it is. Is there a way to find out? please email me at felherii@sbcglobal.net
I added Roger's contact info to the about section for the video. You can contact him through his website.
lol my emperor!
FYI: you would get found more often on the search engines if you wrote down questions and answers on your desription box and it would also be more convenient for the viewers who are looking for the answer to their question through referencing the time of each question :D Thanks for the video! I hear moringa stenopetala has been observed to grow at 6500 feet and I live in an altitude as high as 7550 ft in Vilcabamba Ecuador, will this moringa species grow in my altitude? and flower and seed?
Thanks for uploading.
Thanks for posting this informative video on Jujube.
love what you're doing. The 'right' is quite distracting though, nothing that cant be addressed
There are hundreds of avocado varieties in Florida, Some are EXCELLENT like the Catalina, Dupuis, Polock etc. Some are watery and tasteless like the Hardee. Over here we laugh at the Hass avocado, we buy it ONLY when there is nothing else available, they are tiny and a waste of money.
latengocomoburro Florida avocados suck balls tbh
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Is there a way to get his presentation as a pdf? I can't read a lot of the test... :/