The Difference Between Green Stem and Red Stem Moringa
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"Nice vortex of rising heat and cooling air going down into this central rotunda area!"😊🌴🌴🌴😊
Using nature to keep these babies cool in this summer heat. +Kendrick
I’m a woodworker and I really wanted to build a support out of cedar that steaks into the ground and a sling shot shape on the end that supports the leaning tree trunk. You could put two “sling shot shaped stakes” (one supporting the right, one supporting the left)
Jordan from Arkansas
Yes! I love that idea. Thank you. +Kendrick
I have red stemed and green stemed Moringa trees too. Man it's getting extremely hot here in South Florida lol
Turn up the heat! Moringa love it. +Kendrick
? ? ? Mislabled video? There is a video that was posted here in October 2021 that mentioned red stem Moringa trees So, I am wondering if the difference is more than just certain levels of sunlight exposure or if it is actually something else.
Some Moringa I started and grew for over a year with the same soil, sunlight exposure, watering etc conditions grew out differently. A couple things that I noticed that seemed consistant with trees that had red colored stems was that the leaves were smaller and darker and the tree grew just a little slower than the green stem type. Some (but not all) Moringa trees with the lighter green stems had leaves that were quite a bit larger than the red stem type... In fact some trees I grew produced leaves that were larger than a US 5 cent piece (nickle) and some even as large as a US quarter; particularly on the lower, longer original branches.
The seeds I planted came from a bagged lot which actually originated from collective members in Nicaragua so most probably came from a diversity of trees from that region. But genetically speaking, it is my understanding that the PKM1 Moringa originates from one place in India so maybe then it could possibly be something else that makes the difference possible.
I'm not sure if PKM1 cultivar Moringa (or any of the Morings Oleifera really) can have male and female plants and if that is what makes them different or if they don't possess that distinction and it is something else... like possibly a latent genetic feature that arises during germination from something as simple as a slight difference in temperature, soil nutrient or moisture condition at some pivotal point during growth. Just a thought.
I do like the videos very much that actually show the how and why of maintenance and harvesting pruning methods... Actually I like all the videos, but the visual "hands on, how to" videos are especially good and instructive. It's all good! 🌱
Thank you, I greatly appreciate your attention and insight. As mentioned in this video, the difference for me as a producer, is the resulting color of the powder. The lighter green stem moringa come out lighter green and the darker red stem moringa powder comes out super dark and really deep green, more desirable, sells better. +Kendrick
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But why are they red? How did it get red?
I explained more about the genetics in my book. Grab your copy here growmoringa.com +Kendrick