For those in Texas (especially around San Antonio) these will grow well here but need to be cut down to the ground level before the first freeze. They’ll tend to peek back out of the ground in the June/July timeframe but usually get back up to 15 feet by November. I love the tips of new growth the best for salads. There’s plenty of videos on how to cook the leaves though which I keep meaning to try. Well worth growing, especially as a “pioneer plant “ for new food forests.
Wow! That is the prettiest seed I have seen. I have ordered seeds that look like such crap and wont grow at all. I live here in AZ , in New River and would love to plant one of your offspring. How do I get some?
Do you get gophers in your yard? If so how do you address them? Thanks for the video. Gophers eat every moringa I plant in my yard. I don’t wanna plant chicken wire in the ground so I just have to deal with it for now
There’s people all over the valley here in Phoenix selling moringa starter trees for cheap. Go to the offer up app. Look up moringa. I have a few seeds left.
@@brandasar7913 Where can we buy them locally? I've reached out to anyone/everyone I can think of with no luck. Half of these places don't even know what I'm talking about lol
Have you checked on offer up? Do you know the offer up app? It’s very nice and handy. It’s like Craigslist but a bit more easier. I just want on and checked for moringa, I found so many for sale on there. You will have to look for best deal. Lots of starters already for cheap prices. I wouldn’t buy them at nursery, just because they are so easy to grow, nursery will charge you so much money for this tree, people on offer up will sale them anywhere from 5 bucks to 20 depending on size. Just buy a small one, because the grow very fast. Just make sure to addd a sandy mixed soil or at least well drained. Good luck.
I'm assuming you are referring to Asimina triloba/American pawpaw and not papaya. Papaya of course is super easy here. I've gotten tiny papaya starts online and they take off. Even by seed is easy. On the american pawpaw, different story. I tried and failed several times in dense microclimates and Jay has also tried. If he had fruit or a thriving tree, I'm sure he 'd be showing it off. American pawpaw grows by rivers. It needs moist humid conditions. Our dry summers are too brutal. Mango tastes better anyways and is doable here.
Your info on fruit trees is the best on youtube. Looking forward to creating an fruit heaven on my new land.
Thank you!
Beautiful seeds! I have 10 seeds saved last harvest. We are looking for some property now I'm saving those beautiful ones
I've got 24 in my backyard with the intention of harvesting, I will live abundantly with Moringa for a long time
For those in Texas (especially around San Antonio) these will grow well here but need to be cut down to the ground level before the first freeze. They’ll tend to peek back out of the ground in the June/July timeframe but usually get back up to 15 feet by November. I love the tips of new growth the best for salads. There’s plenty of videos on how to cook the leaves though which I keep meaning to try. Well worth growing, especially as a “pioneer plant “ for new food forests.
Thank you for the video, a lot of good content.
I always wondered why my biggest moringa never ever makes pods. Now I know! Thanks
Moringa and mango!!!!! I could live off those!
Moringa is not a legume. Not a nitrogen fixer. But it is an awesome tree regardless!
I'm coming to get some seedlings Thanks for a informative video.
Yep I have one here
I want this variety. Do you ship?
Can you post a fig update? I bet they're loving the heat.
I have a few at my house, which variety do you recommend. My Indian neighbor loves making a curry with our pods.
Wow! That is the prettiest seed I have seen. I have ordered seeds that look like such crap and wont grow at all. I live here in AZ , in New River and would love to plant one of your offspring. How do I get some?
Just today I was wondering about my moringa. So thank you Jay. My seed pods are forming. Can the seeds be planted as soon as they dry up on the tree?
Yes!
Jay you can sell the moringa leaves and the pods to the local Indian store and make money.
Do you sell the seeds to ship out? I’m 4 hours away.
Hello I live in Las Vegas Could maringa grow here thank you
The more bitter it is the better actually. For medical value
Do you get gophers in your yard? If so how do you address them? Thanks for the video. Gophers eat every moringa I plant in my yard. I don’t wanna plant chicken wire in the ground so I just have to deal with it for now
yes, i trap them or they eat everything
i live in north scottsdale. i have been looking for a small tree or seeds,how do i get them.
amazon/ebay
There’s people all over the valley here in Phoenix selling moringa starter trees for cheap. Go to the offer up app. Look up moringa. I have a few seeds left.
Do you sell the seeds or small plant,if so can you let me know where do i come to get them.
I've purchased the seeds on Amazon, currently have one in the ground since Spring about 8ft tall and a few smaller ones in pots.
@@Mrbfgray Baker's Rare seeds has a 'dwarf' variety that only grows to 40 feet LOL. I got some off amazon and they were sterile.
do you sell pawpaw's? can we grow those here in phoenix?
Of course! These grow very well here in Phoenix. Jay is in Apache junction.
@@brandasar7913 Where can we buy them locally? I've reached out to anyone/everyone I can think of with no luck. Half of these places don't even know what I'm talking about lol
Have you checked on offer up? Do you know the offer up app? It’s very nice and handy. It’s like Craigslist but a bit more easier. I just want on and checked for moringa, I found so many for sale on there. You will have to look for best deal. Lots of starters already for cheap prices. I wouldn’t buy them at nursery, just because they are so easy to grow, nursery will charge you so much money for this tree, people on offer up will sale them anywhere from 5 bucks to 20 depending on size. Just buy a small one, because the grow very fast. Just make sure to addd a sandy mixed soil or at least well drained. Good luck.
I'm assuming you are referring to Asimina triloba/American pawpaw and not papaya. Papaya of course is super easy here. I've gotten tiny papaya starts online and they take off. Even by seed is easy. On the american pawpaw, different story. I tried and failed several times in dense microclimates and Jay has also tried. If he had fruit or a thriving tree, I'm sure he 'd be showing it off. American pawpaw grows by rivers. It needs moist humid conditions. Our dry summers are too brutal. Mango tastes better anyways and is doable here.
I’m sorry I didn’t see you were referring to paw paw. I assumed moringa. Lol. My apologies. I’m not sure where to find paw paw tree.
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