This video is set in Plant City, Florida near Tampa in central Florida. I live in south central Alabama about an hour's drive from the Florida state line. Our winters here are cold enough to kill any exposed part of the moringa tree, but protected parts (such as underground roots) can survive the cold. However, if those roots are in soil that is not well drained, they will rot. Some of my moringa came back from the roots in mid spring. Quite a few did not come back until the weather got kind of hot in June. I'm hoping the rest will come out when it gets even hotter in July and August. For next winter I hope to protect not just roots, but sections of trunk of my moringas. I've heard that makes for a faster recovery in the spring. I had almost 60 moringa planted and so far maybe 20 of them have made a come back. I've also planted some new ones this year and I've begun experimenting with intensive planting. I'm not sure if the intensively planted ones will have enough room for their roots to come back next year. I might have to thin them. My moringa powder is a much prettier shade of green than what I buy in the health food stores. I'm guessing part of that is that it's very fresh. It takes quite a bit of leafy material to make a little bit of powder. One of those blue reusable Walmart shopping bags full of leaves gave me about a pint of powder. I did an initial grind in a blender and then ground it a bit finer in an electric coffee grinder. I made a strong effort to pick out all the stems, but after sifting the powder through a sieve, I ended up with a mass of fibrous material with some leafy material mixed in that wouldn't go through the sieve. I didn't want to throw this away (because it had some leafy content in it), so I used it for tea. I put the powder in the freezer because I wasn't sure it was completely dry and to slow down the loss of nutritional value from aging.
You are awesome and sunshiny Jennifer!!!!!!!! I really enjoyed watching you surrounded by all of those beautiful, miraculous, amazing, giving, Moringa trees ......How blessed you are... :) Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It helps. Where is your farm?
Hi, I live in Central Europe and have ordered 250 Moringa seeds from Italy. I intend to mix some regular garden soil with compost mix and as I understand that I should use some sand in the mix, I wonder if you might have some advice on whether or not I should soak the seeds in water for 24 hours first? In this video you just popped the seed half an inch into your mix so I could do the same. We usually have very hot summers and last year we hovered around 35 to 45 degrees and in winter we had minus 10 Celsius but it can get down to minus 17. And that will be challenging for me. I will check your other videos and thank you for a great energetic production. 🏆
Madam you are highly appreciated, the origin is Tamilnadu, Southern India, the word moringa comes from Tamil language Murungai, Murungai means easily breakable, the British who ruled India took this Plant from Tamilnadu to all over the world. There is the secret of eating the Murungai means by the Tamils
You must live in a hot dry area of the US for your moringas to grow that good. I live in Malta where we have a zone hardiness 11 so I think my moringas will grow
Well as far as questioning the health benefits Of moringa, I have been taking one tsp of moringa powder with a bowl of 5 grain cereal, (hot) I get from Winco, every morning. I no longer have a bowel problem. I now have normal movements. I buy it on line so dont even know if the quality is that good but it is organic supposedly. I can hardly wait until my moringa trees get big enough to harvest.
What is the suitable distance between one tree and the other for the sake of leaves? And what is it in order to get seeds? L lookforward to your reply sooner not later with my best regards to you and to the members of
Hello can i’m to want to asking you where you to live what the states are you to live because i’m to want to buy the moriga tree and how much do you have to sale on that please you to let me know thanks you !
My Moringa always die when they come up. They reach about one to six inches then lay down and die. What's up with that? I've planted over 25 seeds in the last month nothing grows. And what's more I live in a hot part of the country Son lakes Arizona. Where are you located, I don't know what I'm doing wrong but ohhh well. Any suggestions??
Steven James hot is ok. You want to make sure when you plant that you have well draining soil. Moringa is prone to root rot if the soil does not drain well... to combat that and make a healthy moringa... dig a BIG hole. 2ft x 2ft x 2ft deep... fill with well draining mix of compost worm castings, native soil and add sand if you need it to drain more. Then if you are in Hot climate, Mulch heavy 3feet around the tree. Hope your moringas grow!!!
Steven James I live in Glendale AZ and have had similar challenges growing moringa. I agree. Try changing up your soil. I don't have a lawn (condo patio gardening). But I've got some new seedlings growing in a pot with about 50% worm casting/ seed starting mix and they seem to be doing ok. They're only about a month old and have grown to about 8 inches. We'll see how these do. Good luck! Also, If you are starting yours in containers, choose a large pot. I've heard that young moringa trees can die in transport process if the roots are even slightly damaged going from pot to ground. Plan to give them enough space to mature a bit.
Steven James try and start growing Mornings from A Cutting. All you need to do is to Cut a Thick Branch of Moringa. And plant it in the soil. Water it daily and within few weeks you will have a full grown moring plant
They go yellow by under watering and over watering... Sucks eh? We cut down the watering and they turned green... If they had stayed yellow are 2 weeks we woul have then increased the watering...
Yes, moringa is awesome! ;-) Extremely high in minerals and vitamins! But please don't compare plant based proteins with animal based proteins. They are not complete for what the human body needs. Never have been, never will be. ;-)
i love the enthusiasm.
This video is set in Plant City, Florida near Tampa in central Florida. I live in south central Alabama about an hour's drive from the Florida state line. Our winters here are cold enough to kill any exposed part of the moringa tree, but protected parts (such as underground roots) can survive the cold. However, if those roots are in soil that is not well drained, they will rot. Some of my moringa came back from the roots in mid spring. Quite a few did not come back until the weather got kind of hot in June. I'm hoping the rest will come out when it gets even hotter in July and August.
For next winter I hope to protect not just roots, but sections of trunk of my moringas. I've heard that makes for a faster recovery in the spring.
I had almost 60 moringa planted and so far maybe 20 of them have made a come back. I've also planted some new ones this year and I've begun experimenting with intensive planting. I'm not sure if the intensively planted ones will have enough room for their roots to come back next year. I might have to thin them.
My moringa powder is a much prettier shade of green than what I buy in the health food stores. I'm guessing part of that is that it's very fresh. It takes quite a bit of leafy material to make a little bit of powder. One of those blue reusable Walmart shopping bags full of leaves gave me about a pint of powder. I did an initial grind in a blender and then ground it a bit finer in an electric coffee grinder. I made a strong effort to pick out all the stems, but after sifting the powder through a sieve, I ended up with a mass of fibrous material with some leafy material mixed in that wouldn't go through the sieve. I didn't want to throw this away (because it had some leafy content in it), so I used it for tea. I put the powder in the freezer because I wasn't sure it was completely dry and to slow down the loss of nutritional value from aging.
I'm in Fairhope and thinking of growing some myself!
I love your energy! Keep it up! My moringas are about 2 months now, when should I transplant them to a bigger pot?
I would have loved to see you walk around your mornings orchard.
It would be helpful if you put a link to your store/channel.
You are awesome and sunshiny Jennifer!!!!!!!! I really enjoyed watching you surrounded by all of those beautiful, miraculous, amazing, giving, Moringa trees ......How blessed you are... :) Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It helps. Where is your farm?
Hi, I live in Central Europe and have ordered 250 Moringa seeds from Italy. I intend to mix some regular garden soil with compost mix and as I understand that I should use some sand in the mix, I wonder if you might have some advice on whether or not I should soak the seeds in water for 24 hours first? In this video you just popped the seed half an inch into your mix so I could do the same. We usually have very hot summers and last year we hovered around 35 to 45 degrees and in winter we had minus 10 Celsius but it can get down to minus 17. And that will be challenging for me. I will check your other videos and thank you for a great energetic production. 🏆
Great job
I like that you have a hedge. If I keep mine as a hedge will it still flower? Thanks.
How many months is that growth?
I live in Scotland. Can I grow in Scotland. Are you from Scotland. My mean can moranga grew in Scotland.
Where is your farm located
What if I only have potting soul. Would that work well in a large pot?
Moringa is the future, The Miracle Tree. We are giving away free samples in the UK.
What do you call your warm tea and with what do you do it again
super tree...useful video
HI THERE,I REALLY WANTS TO PLANT THEM IN MY SMALL BACKYARD,IF I PLANT TWO OF THEM,HOW FAR APART SHOULD I PLANT IT.THANK YOU
Madam you are highly appreciated, the origin is Tamilnadu, Southern India, the word moringa comes from Tamil language Murungai, Murungai means easily breakable, the British who ruled India took this Plant from Tamilnadu to all over the world. There is the secret of eating the Murungai means by the Tamils
Very beautiful mom
What mixture of stuff do you use as a soil?
moringa doesnt require rich organic soil. does well in crappy soil like in the bahamas. good drainage is of the utmost importance
Very informative..
Thanks
I know it's quite randomly asking but does anybody know a good site to stream new tv shows online ?
@Lennon Darren i use FlixZone. Just google for it :)
@Ellis Kase yea, I've been watching on FlixZone for since march myself :)
@Ellis Kase thank you, I went there and it seems to work :) Appreciate it!!
@Lennon Darren No problem :)
What kind of tea? Can u pls. Print it?
You must live in a hot dry area of the US for your moringas to grow that good. I live in Malta where we have a zone hardiness 11 so I think my moringas will grow
Beautiful Gardner 🌹✌️
Well as far as questioning the health benefits Of moringa, I have been taking one tsp of moringa powder with a bowl of 5 grain cereal, (hot) I get from Winco, every morning. I no longer have a bowel problem. I now have normal movements. I buy it on line so dont even know if the quality is that good but it is organic supposedly. I can hardly wait until my moringa trees get big enough to harvest.
Can we use moringa as a dairy fodder for cows and goats
Zaffar Shah yes it is a great fodder with great benefits.
So if I Plat a moringa tree then I have to cut the leaves and send them somewhere to have some pills made, ?
You dry them out completely. Then grind them in a coffee grinder. You can buy empty gel capsules at a health food store and fill them yourself.
Is it warm tee
Nice video regarding moranga cultivation, thanks for sharing :)
Thank You
What is the suitable distance between one tree and the other for the sake of leaves? And what is it in order to get seeds? L lookforward to your reply sooner not later with my best regards to you and to the members of
5 ft apart for trees
It s best to plant directly in dirt
Seeds will come with growth approximately 7 months
Please I want to buy healthy moringa seeds. Can you help
Hello can i’m to want to asking you where you to live what the states are you to live because i’m to want to buy the moriga tree and how much do you have to sale on that please you to let me know thanks you !
My Moringa always die when they come up. They reach about one to six inches then lay down and die. What's up with that? I've planted over 25 seeds in the last month nothing grows. And what's more I live in a hot part of the country
Son lakes Arizona. Where are you located, I don't know what I'm doing wrong but ohhh well. Any suggestions??
Steven James hot is ok. You want to make sure when you plant that you have well draining soil. Moringa is prone to root rot if the soil does not drain well... to combat that and make a healthy moringa... dig a BIG hole. 2ft x 2ft x 2ft deep... fill with well draining mix of compost worm castings, native soil and add sand if you need it to drain more.
Then if you are in Hot climate, Mulch heavy 3feet around the tree.
Hope your moringas grow!!!
Steven James I live in Glendale AZ and have had similar challenges growing moringa. I agree. Try changing up your soil. I don't have a lawn (condo patio gardening). But I've got some new seedlings growing in a pot with about 50% worm casting/ seed starting mix and they seem to be doing ok. They're only about a month old and have grown to about 8 inches. We'll see how these do. Good luck!
Also, If you are starting yours in containers, choose a large pot. I've heard that young moringa trees can die in transport process if the roots are even slightly damaged going from pot to ground. Plan to give them enough space to mature a bit.
Overwatering
Steven James try and start growing Mornings from A Cutting.
All you need to do is to Cut a Thick Branch of Moringa.
And plant it in the soil.
Water it daily and within few weeks you will have a full grown moring plant
how do you get your trees short and bushy and can I keep it short ????????
Top or prune them
Superb .......see the our plantation in SriLanka
how do you get your trees short and bushy?
Topping would be my guess
Can you grow in house.???
Only one way to find out! It will grow as long as it has enough light.
Started my seeds in house - then transfer to pots - then into ground
Hello, some leaves on my lower part of moringa trees are turning yellow. any reason? overwater, underwatering? anyone any help.
I am having the same issue, I think its a watering/harvesting problem.
They go yellow by under watering and over watering...
Sucks eh?
We cut down the watering and they turned green...
If they had stayed yellow are 2 weeks we woul have then increased the watering...
so maybe i’m to want to come over there to meet you and than i’m to want you how to training me how to plant the moriga tree too .
How often do you water the seeds? And also once they sprout ?
I don’t know how to drive, but I do know how to ride a street bike :-)
Hello Mrs. i’m to want to know are you to sale the seeds Moringa . i’m to want to buy some the moringa seeds thanks you so much .
you can buy them at ebay, just got mine for $1.50 for 50 seeds. i started germinating them 3 days ago, now i can see the roots.
julie P get them at ebay
Amazon is where I got mine.
excellent
Realy good information. #IndiaGK
how i’m can contract with you and i’m to want to chat you too. my name is . Julie !
Please research properly. We never ate it everyday???
Why does moringa give diarrhrea
I see the marijuana plants in the back
Yes, moringa is awesome! ;-) Extremely high in minerals and vitamins! But please don't compare plant based proteins with animal based proteins. They are not complete for what the human body needs. Never have been, never will be. ;-)
I did not learn very much from your talk. It did not coincide with your title of your video.