Easy Cheap Moringa Pod Drumstick Harvest Tool on LARGE TREE Miracle Super Green Food Oleifera
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- Super Picker Grow Moringa Trees Oleifera for Health Benefit in the Garden for Leaves, Drumstick, pods collect the seeds, this method works for wild edible beans like Mesquite, Carob, Ice Cream Bean and ironwood. Please share this Video so people all over the world can pick the food they need easily to feed their family. Could be used to pick small fruits on the top of trees and nuts.
MORINGA Easy DIY Harvesting Tool for Pods Drumsticks Mesquite fruit
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Brilliant thanks.
Great idea, TQ from Malaysia
You are so smart!! I really like this tool, so versatile. Thank you for sharing. 😊
Awesome tool! We just planted 4 small White Mulberry trees and 4 sprouted Moringa seeds, Looking forward to our first harvest. We have a small potted Moringa that we've been using the leaves from. Like you, we got our seeds on the internet. Happy Gardening!
Gary you're a genius! Love this idea.. greetings from Canada!😁
Great video Gary...I believe I could make that...l live in Indiana so I don't know about the pods...but I want the moringa even if I have to use it as an annual for the leaves...I sure hope Robbie get it set us to sell the seeds...put me on your list...very exciting...again great video...Cara in Indiana
Robbie and Gary, you both are such treasures! Thank you for all you do.
very ingenious
Nice Gary
thank you for the idea and demonstration video
Absolutely fantastic Gary....off to make me one☺ Thanks a mil!👍
Gary responding. Thank you, your welcome.
WOW!!!! your super food Moringa is looking awesome, my goodness excellent Idea too.
Gary responding. Thank you.
Looks Awesome! For those of us who like to collect a few before removing the pods...I bet a cap would work out awesome! 😀😊 Have a great day!
Gary responding. Thanks. Working on the cap will make it more versatile.
What a great tip. Thanks Gary. Its awesome that you havent lost your aussie accent :-)
Gary responding. Thank you.
We're barried in snow, so this is so refreshing!
Brilliant idea !!!😀
Gary responding. Thank you.
Kia'ora Gary!
Love how you make and actually explain how you make the tools you use. I'm all about making things to help me better in the garden. Cheers🙂
Gary responding.Thank you.
amazing!!!
That is great Gary.
Gary responding. Thank you. Your comment on the other video helped to get me motivated to get this one together.
Brilliant!!!!!
Great idea, Gary!
Gary responding. Thanks.
Ingenious Gary!!
Gary responding. Thank you.
That is such a great invention. I might be able to use something like that for my guaje tree. Great job on the detailed explanation 😊
Gary responding. Thanks. It should work for guaje pods. You could probably use a smaller diameter pvc pipe. I have seen them at markets that sell Mexican produce but haven't tasted them yet. It is often used in Permaculture as a nitrogen fixer. They usually call it Leucaena "Leucaena leucocephala" if anyone else is interested.
What a cool invention! Love the simplicity and very cheap to change the blades too. I was wondering how I would collect my Ice cream beans when it gets tall. Now I know. Thank you :)
Gary responding. Thank you. I see this working with Ice cream beans. I have ideas on modifying the top to harvest other edibles when they're in season.
Very ingenious Gary 😍
Gary responding. Thank you
Super
Awesome idea! Great video guys!
Gary responding. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing Robbie and Gary. How soon after you plant a Maringa tree do you get pods and would you be willing to sell me any pods? I have ordered a plant from my nursery and it will not arrive until March thank you again.
I will try to get something together soon, as we are growing them now, and I personally am finding that young baby trees do not do well with transplanting, and I have a method that works great. I will try to get that up soon in a video. Seeds are always the best way to go....AS soon as I get seeds together for sale, I will let you all know, thanks, Robbie
Thanks for sharing have you guys tried moringa microgreens?
Gary responding. No we have not. The nutritional value would be very high. When we have more trees I will have to try that!
My Moringa is 8m tall, don’t know how to harvest it
Gary responding. If you can get PVC plumbing pipe you could attach a few lengths together using couplings. It would make it heavier but still work. Best of luck.
@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy Thanks for the suggestion Gary, I managed to harvest most of them using an extendable painting pole a few weeks back.
Thanks Gary, great information about the seed pods. Do you eat them? . Have a great day, blessings.
Gary responding. I eat a couple of seeds a few times a week. It took a while to get used to the flavor. When we get more going I will try them in different ways.