QAUZUY GARDEN 10 Moringa Seeds-drumstick Tree, Tree of Life or The Miracles Horseradish Tree - Non-GMO Seeds to Plant Home Garden- Easy Grow & Maintain

Moringa, commonly also referred to as the drumstick tree, horseradish tree, or ben oil tree, is native to the Himalayan foothills of India and Bangladesh. Because moringa plants have long been used and revered in their native habitat for their amazing nutritious and medicinal qualities, they are also called the "miracle tree.” While moringa is accustomed to the South Asian tropical and subtropical climates, they adapt well to growing in other areas of the world as long as they are protected from cold weather and harsh frosts. Learn how to grow these miracle trees and reap the benefits of moringa all year long from the comfort of home. With a growth rate of at least 12-15 feet annually, it is one of the fastest growing trees. Plant the tree in the spring to take full advantage of the entire growing season. How to Grow Moringa From Seed Moringa plants grow from seeds readily. Moringa seeds have no dormancy period and are best planted as soon as they are harvested from the tree. Fresh seeds retain excellent germination rates for up to one year. Moringa seeds are best directly sowed into the garden, as it's challenging to transplant them due to the plant's long taproot. Dig a hole about a foot deep and wide to loosen the soil well, then back fill with compost and soil. Plant 3 to 5 seeds in each hole, 2 inches apart, about 1/2 inch deep. Cover with soil and water. Keep soil moist but not soggy. When the seedlings are 4-6 inches tall, thin seedlings, keeping the healthiest plant and removing the others. If you want to start seeds indoors to protect the seedling from harsh wind, temperatures, or wildlife while it's growing, make sure to use a deep container. Soak the seeds overnight in water to speed germination. Fill a deep container with seed-starting soil, and plant the seeds 1-inch deep. Cover with mix and water well.