6 Reasons To Grow A Moringa Tree In Your Backyard!

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  • How to best grow a moringa tree? I teach you how to grow the healthiest tree in the world and how to eat it! Moringa trees grow great in hot, dry climates. Easy to grow, fast growing and healthy. Why would you not want this tree in your backyard garden???
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  • @olivesoondar1165
    @olivesoondar1165 Год назад +38

    My 42yr old son had major surgery after crushing a kidney stone & his Uretra was cut near his prostate ; he began to use the moringa a month after his surgery as his health went down hill over the past months trying to get the surgery for 10 months he couldnt work as collapse on his job ; after he used it for 1 month he began to watch the tv with his glasses & his general health improved so far he is in very good health now

    • @MissAbbieJay
      @MissAbbieJay Месяц назад +1

      How is he now?? Awesome progress in a short amount of time

    • @janetpattison8474
      @janetpattison8474 27 дней назад

      The Moringa tree is a highly invasive tree, and the government’s asking ppl to NOT plant it!

  • @Homoprimatesapiens
    @Homoprimatesapiens 10 месяцев назад +33

    There is also a fruit tree i want to mention alongside the Moringa tree and that is the Graviola plant or fruit with its leaves. Oncologists will hate me for propagate it because its cancer preventing as well as cancer healing. Also called sour soup. Amazing how these plants are all been found in the tropical Indonesian islands.

    • @martasoto3403
      @martasoto3403 4 месяца назад

      Yeah, don't say it cures or heals, u must say it aids the body in healing x issue. FDA will be after you.

  • @robbins74
    @robbins74 3 года назад +251

    Hi, There is an old saying in Tamil language that "Murungaya vechavan verum kaiyya povan" ( The one plants moringa tree will go empty handed) and it actually means that, The one who plants the moringa tree in their house and then consumes the leaves cooked, Drumstick cooked, will never needs a walking stick. He / she can walk freely with no support in his/ her later ages. And it is. The power of moringa Tree.

  • @Theophilus388
    @Theophilus388 Год назад +55

    Here in the Philippines, almost every house property has a Moringa tree. We call it Malunggay. It's even planted on empty lots. We use it in many of our recipes.

    • @conniearbizu3883
      @conniearbizu3883 Год назад +1

      Could you make a few videos on how this is used in food?

    • @Theophilus388
      @Theophilus388 Год назад +5

      @@conniearbizu3883 Oh dear, I'm really a tech dummie. But here's a suggestion. If you make any stew or soup with spinach you can replace or add moringa leaves. It has a neutral taste so add as much as you want. If you have kids, you can sneek moringa in when you saute their favorite meat dish. Enjoy!

    • @allisonfasano4624
      @allisonfasano4624 Год назад +2

      Where would you get a moringa tree or seeds and know its good quality?

    • @kawikakuheana8808
      @kawikakuheana8808 Год назад +1

      Finally I found someone who says it the way I grew up hearing it. Maybe it's only Filipinos call it that 🤔

    • @BlueMetalJacket1
      @BlueMetalJacket1 Год назад +2

      @@conniearbizu3883 I concur w/ Gdf. Grab and use right off the tree or stocked on counter/in fridge (for “lazy day” lol access). Just dump the leaves in stews/chowders or stir fries.

  • @gypsywine
    @gypsywine Год назад +29

    My best friend gave me an awesome gift she knows I would love. A dried Moringa pod with 6 seeds inside. I soaked and planted and now I have 6 baby trees. Best gift ever.

    • @janetpattison8474
      @janetpattison8474 27 дней назад

      Your new trees - the Moringa is considered HIGHLY INVASIVE SPECIES. The government is asking people to NOT plant it.

  • @aubrey1004xx
    @aubrey1004xx 2 года назад +56

    I went to Kenya to visit my husband family and saw a moringa tree in his cousins front yard. I’m living in Texas. He gave me some seeds and I planted it 2 weeks ago. It’s now 5 inches tall! I hope it will survive here..

    • @renaissancewoman100
      @renaissancewoman100 2 года назад

      Where in Texas and is the tree still thriving?

    • @veronicamartinez5931
      @veronicamartinez5931 2 года назад +4

      5 trees survived in South Texas where the weather is 106 degrees

    • @DM-lk5ym
      @DM-lk5ym 2 года назад

      @@veronicamartinez5931 Do you get a lot of rain there?

    • @susangarraway6385
      @susangarraway6385 Год назад

      Replant in a half barrel, so as to controll growth, that can get real big fast.

    • @Decypha77
      @Decypha77 Год назад

      5 inches in two weeks??? How tall are they now?

  • @joycecantu7216
    @joycecantu7216 Год назад +35

    I live on the coast in Perth West Aussie and have 5 amazing moringa trees. They get chopped down every winter and all the dried leaves are turned into sifted fine powder. You made me realise that I am not utilising the tree to its full potential. Thanks. Ps. Happy Arizona memories. ……lived there for 2 years as a young Mum. Loved it!!

    • @pc-qv5cv
      @pc-qv5cv Год назад +2

      Can you sell one for me please, Iam living in Perth.Thanks.

    • @susanjacquier5358
      @susanjacquier5358 Год назад +2

      Hiya Joyce....I'm in SA...where does one purchase a tree in Aus?

    • @jackiehammond705
      @jackiehammond705 5 дней назад

      Post me some seeds please 😊❤

  • @cedricedwards4760
    @cedricedwards4760 3 года назад +62

    This tree has an abundance of nutrients and health significance. My African ancestors have benefited from certain species of this tree for centuries. Thanks for bringing light to this.

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  3 года назад +2

      That's fantastic. Thank you for watching!

    • @societenaturelle9005
      @societenaturelle9005 2 года назад +1

      Hi Cedric 🙂
      Which species of this tree r u refering to ? Can u share the names pls... ?

    • @milowarrakah7288
      @milowarrakah7288 Год назад +1

      Thank you for this very valuable lesson 👏

  • @WilliamVenson33
    @WilliamVenson33 3 года назад +22

    I based my college speech on this tree, I finally found a tree. Great choice.

  • @zappedguy
    @zappedguy Год назад +26

    I grind the leaves to a fine powder and put it into a shaker bottle. I sprinkle it over food and mix it into mayonnaise, sour cream or yogurt. It adds very little flavor, gives it a nice color and of course adds the nutritional benefits.

    • @jacquelinesamuda6547
      @jacquelinesamuda6547 Год назад +1

      Another brilliant idea. Thank you for that.

    • @Alexe829
      @Alexe829 9 месяцев назад +1

      Best way to consume. Good information video but capsules unnecessary n just spoiling nature's gift. You take it as nature intended and God provided. Does Ama**n HAVE TO FEATURE IN ALL THINGS. GOOD HEALTH,GOOD WISHES.

  • @thekindermind
    @thekindermind 3 года назад +22

    I love the little hand reaching up to grab a leaf at around the five-minute mark!

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  3 года назад +6

      Haha, that's Ollie. When I'm in the yard he's always close by! He's my little helper

    • @NOT-WOKE-007
      @NOT-WOKE-007 Год назад +2

      I saw him playing with the water faucet behind you at the end of your video. ❤️

  • @sam_i_am8781
    @sam_i_am8781 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for sharing all of this information! I have several trees that I’m growing from seeds. I’m stoked to get them in the ground and be able to start reaping the benefits of this miracle tree 😍

  • @affordabledesertliving3487
    @affordabledesertliving3487 Год назад +5

    I think one of the most fun parts of this video was the baby working the water tap to make water balloons in the background towards the end. Sweet little guy.

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  Год назад

      I love that part. I didn't realize he was in it until I edited the video. He loves his water balloons! Thanks for watching.

  • @jayaramanp7267
    @jayaramanp7267 Год назад +39

    Thank you for posting. We used to grow just eating this tree leaves cooked with salt, little oil and chilli. That was a staple food during our childhood days. As little boys we used to cook them in mud pots in village gardens. I am from Tamilnadu India. We call it MURUNGAI in Tamil

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  Год назад +2

      Thanks for watching!

    • @texassews535
      @texassews535 Год назад

      Would you share your recipe? I would love to have it.

    • @jayaramanp7267
      @jayaramanp7267 Год назад +8

      @@texassews535 Put two tea spoon of oil ( ground nut or sunflower oil) in a frying pan , add half spoon of urdu dhal and half spoon of mustard , three or four red chillies, one chopped onion, fry for some time. Keep boiled dhur dhal ( half cup) and little crated coconut separate. Wash the Murung leaves well and put in the frying pan along with boiled Dhur dhal and coconut. Dissolve salt ( according to your taste) in water and sprinkle it on the Murung leaves while cooking. Leave it in low flame for about 10 minutes after closing the lid.Verify occasionally that the leaves are not sticking to the bottom and stir. Now it is ready to eat. You can eat as an evening snack also. Thanks for your interest.

    • @texassews535
      @texassews535 Год назад +2

      @@jayaramanp7267 Thank you so much. I visit the Indian Food Store, in the large city near me, and I will ask them for Urad dhal, as I do not have that color of lentils in my selection of lentils, as I have never tried the black ones. We eat them all the time (as I am plant based/vegan). How wonderful it will be to have this vitamin packed recipe ready to eat in hard times ahead, and any time right now. Thank you for sharing your recipe.

    • @jayaramanp7267
      @jayaramanp7267 Год назад +2

      @@texassews535 Most Welcome. I would like to know from which country you are ( just curiosity). Welcome to India. God Bless.

  • @mishell4906
    @mishell4906 2 года назад +166

    There's a story in the bible that God told the people to put a branch of a certain tree into the bitter water and it became clean to drink...could it be the morninga tree😀👍🌿

    • @chan_for
      @chan_for Год назад +8

      The tree is native to India, most likely not

    • @bharath5078
      @bharath5078 Год назад +5

      Neem !

    • @lauriemclean1131
      @lauriemclean1131 Год назад +19

      That biblical account also came to my mind when I heard that description of moringa being used to purify water. I'd say there is a good chance moringa is the tree mentioned in the Bible.

    • @mistiroberts1576
      @mistiroberts1576 Год назад

      It was grain that was thrown into the stew not a tree

    • @rw4170
      @rw4170 Год назад +1

      @@mistiroberts1576 that's a whole different story!

  • @abraham3901
    @abraham3901 2 года назад +1

    Thank for the great video. Very much appreciated. The capsulation part is awesome. You have a wonderful year.

  • @brusselsprout5851
    @brusselsprout5851 Год назад +5

    Thank you for your video presented without ridiculous blown out of proportion hype. You offer this like a good neighbor, like someone with a nice family to live next door to. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @natureboy6410
    @natureboy6410 Год назад +43

    Reason number 7, moringa actually likes to be trimmed or harvested and will grow faster and thicker if you do so. 🤗 Without fail, every time a branch gets two to three foot long, cut half of it off. Watch how fast your tree fills out! Bonus, it creates a lot of nutritious mulch! 🤗
    Reason number 8, use a bucket full of leaves and small green branches to make fermented plant juice fertilizer. It's actually more nutritious for your plants then the fpj made from comfrey! 🤗

    • @StevenDragoo
      @StevenDragoo Год назад +2

      The leaves are very healthy to eat...

    • @judyhowell7075
      @judyhowell7075 Год назад +1

      If I consume leaves I have weirdest dreams

    • @rose5566
      @rose5566 Год назад +2

      Thank you for that information. I can’t wait to do all of this.

    • @natureboy6410
      @natureboy6410 Год назад +2

      @@rose5566 glad to be of some help.
      Can no longer put my life's lessons into practice to benefit my fellow man on a non-profit level due to the fact that society is so paranoid anymore.

    • @kazziemaccie
      @kazziemaccie Год назад +1

      Good to know. Have just got some cuttings and some seeds, so can't wait to grow a tree or 2.

  • @isabelladavis1363
    @isabelladavis1363 2 года назад

    great info never knew about the water purification using the seeds...thank you for all of the time and knowledge...stay blessed sounds like the perfect tree to have in the garden...

  • @dulciemclean4697
    @dulciemclean4697 2 года назад +1

    Very good news. Been eating it for many years, but needed some help with using it Thanks 😊

  • @mothershelper1981
    @mothershelper1981 Год назад +17

    First video I've ever watched of yours. You are a very motivating speaker. Moringa is something I have seen in the health food stores but never really knew much about. Now I know more. I love the family atmosphere in the background also. 💜

  • @tonyvargas368
    @tonyvargas368 2 года назад +3

    I planted a moringa in my yard and i wish i had known that i needed to prune it. It’s July now and I’ll do it in winter. I love the tree. The birds, bees and butterflies love the moringa tree as well.

  • @rose5566
    @rose5566 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this information. Can’t wait to try

  • @alianzaconlanaturaleza5623
    @alianzaconlanaturaleza5623 2 года назад +3

    Maravilloso!!! Thank you very much. Is people like you that makes the world a better place, and its protector.

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  2 года назад

      Thank you so much for watching and supporting ❤

  • @geraldineholland6308
    @geraldineholland6308 2 года назад +3

    I do have a Morig tree in my yard. We usually make tea from the leaves. I appreciate the information on obtaining the capsules and filling them . Thanks.

  • @kckc7597
    @kckc7597 3 года назад +10

    Your son in the background stole the show 🤣. Super cute! I am planting a Moringa next year!

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  3 года назад +1

      Haha, ya, he's always trying to steal the show! Thanks for watching and good luck with your Moringa!

  • @janiceleesa9971
    @janiceleesa9971 Год назад

    Hey GN - Love your video soooo informative, interested and well presented. You the Man!

  • @zoutireparasyonpoufanmiyyo8547

    Thank you so much for the information you give us in moringa.

  • @CloverSkyblue
    @CloverSkyblue 3 года назад +15

    I live in Kentucky and all my tropic plants doesn't survived during winter and I'm only lucky to grow this Moringa Tree during summer and I love this recipe of Chicken soup garnish with moringa leaves.

  • @orbital16
    @orbital16 2 года назад +87

    Ive been eating steamed moringa leaves (2 cups when raw but it shrinks after steaming) everyday for 2 weeks now and I feel that my skin becomes glowy and overall texture has improved. Being backed up by clinical studies, its tremendous nutrients and vitamins is unmatched. Will definitely continue eating it as long as I have access to it. Thanks for review❤️

    • @gayathrireddy2160
      @gayathrireddy2160 2 года назад

      Be careful..u can get constipated if u eat in large amount...its is heat inducing ..so eat with cooling foods

    • @tonyjensen8847
      @tonyjensen8847 2 года назад +4

      You can buy organic leaf powder too if you run out

    • @olivesoondar1165
      @olivesoondar1165 Год назад +5

      Hi keep on using your general health will imprope gradually you will never get sick again ; even your eyes & bones will get stronger too

    • @naturalrealist2229
      @naturalrealist2229 Год назад +9

      @@olivesoondar1165
      I'll take your advice. We planted a tree in our backyard and it's a big lovely tree now. I use the leaves for tea, I am seriously thinking of growing another tree.
      Miracle Tree indeed !

    • @cynthiagonzalez658
      @cynthiagonzalez658 10 месяцев назад +1

      It's a tropical plant so it's not gonna survive winter right?

  • @christinedandy7020
    @christinedandy7020 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for the great video and swift reply, I shall try growing one.

    • @sujaeaso9238
      @sujaeaso9238 2 года назад

      Well explained brother after this pandemic the value of this tree has increased tremendously I got this tree in my backyard for past 27yrs in Telangana INDIA thanks for the information. 😊

  • @pauljademabilog8939
    @pauljademabilog8939 2 года назад +74

    This grows any where in the philippines. I survived my childhood with this plant. that is why I love veggies a lot... In the central and southern part of Phils, moringa is dominant in every fish or chicken soup. Every household has one in their backyards. If we cant pick some stems from ours, we just go to the neighbors and get some.

    • @hardeepkaur8877
      @hardeepkaur8877 2 года назад +1

      Can we grow in uk ?

    • @TheEarthCreature
      @TheEarthCreature 2 года назад +2

      @@hardeepkaur8877 In a greenhouse maybe.

    • @mioasisfrutal2634
      @mioasisfrutal2634 2 года назад

      Do they grow a lot since they are constantly harvesting them?

    • @Noid1220
      @Noid1220 2 года назад +1

      @@mioasisfrutal2634 they grow a lot and quickly in our yard. I harvest weekly. I do live in a tropical country.

    • @mioasisfrutal2634
      @mioasisfrutal2634 2 года назад

      @@Noid1220 I got one and have it in a pot =/

  • @zennycollins351
    @zennycollins351 2 года назад +5

    Love this video!!! Valuable nutrional information !!! I have been buying the powder at my local health food store and making tea and adding it to my smoothies. I think im going to get me a moringa tree... Nature provides us with all we need to be healthy!!! 👍🏽👍🏽😊

    • @anitaparks8945
      @anitaparks8945 Год назад

      Good idea....but think carefully where you are going to plant it.If you own your home,think about your Roof and Plumbing pipes. How tall will the tree grow,how well does it hold up in wind how is the rooting system.

  • @texassews535
    @texassews535 Год назад +17

    Great video! Thank you so much. We started our Moringa Tree in January from a seed. Very easy to start. I put it in a 15 gallon fabric container and it liked it until it got too large. Then my husband planted it in the front yard. I think he is loving it too much with water as the leaves are turning yellow. So, he told me look up the Moringa Tree and I found you! Thank you so much for the information. Your little toddler is adorable too, btw.

  • @benchadprothink1550
    @benchadprothink1550 3 года назад +2

    Yes! The TREE OF LIFE!

  • @tinamck7505
    @tinamck7505 Год назад

    Wow!! Thank you so much for the valuable information! 😊

  • @nixm2094
    @nixm2094 2 года назад +15

    You can also eat the long pods it grows. You can cook it in lentils or beans and it’s very delicious.

  • @karinheart
    @karinheart 2 года назад +4

    Thank you so much! You covered every question I have. I have seeds started. I have tried moringo before but to spicy. I can work up on capsules

  • @karenwatson1797
    @karenwatson1797 2 года назад

    Thanks for this valuable information 👍

  • @TraceyKorol
    @TraceyKorol Год назад

    Fantastic video ! Thank you for the information🤗💚💚💚

  • @Darthos3
    @Darthos3 Год назад +6

    I've found a nice way to enjoy it. 1 tsp raw cacao powder, 1 tsp moringa leaf powder, 1/4 tsp cinnamon powder, mix. Add 2-3 tsp maple syrup, and then boiling water (leaving room for milk of choice). Stir until all powders are dissolved, then add milk.

  • @conniewallace7529
    @conniewallace7529 Год назад +9

    In north FL, zone 8b, my trees don't get that large. They die back in winter, and new trunks grow back from the roots.
    They are pretty, "airy" trees, and I enjoy having them. :)
    Thank you for the video!

    • @Hapenparadise
      @Hapenparadise 10 месяцев назад

      I’m in same place Panhandle and just learning about this tree! To plant some ASAP

  • @parvatikisun1872
    @parvatikisun1872 2 года назад +1

    Great tree for good health

  • @workitladypodcast
    @workitladypodcast 2 года назад +2

    Excellent video! Very informative! Thx!

  • @totustuus8366
    @totustuus8366 3 года назад +4

    Great video! Very informative! Just started growing mine in Texas!

  • @housebeats
    @housebeats 3 года назад +34

    I think I have one of the tallest Moringa tree in the Philippines in a yard/in an urban area. Our electric post that is near my tree is around ~20ft. Visually, my Moringa is way taller, am estimating my tree to be at 35 to 45ft, maybe : )

    • @diannellyfetalvero4893
      @diannellyfetalvero4893 2 года назад +3

      Pls cut it down to produce more leaves. Cut the tree 3 feet from the ground and in a week you'll see more branches

    • @merlepadilla9119
      @merlepadilla9119 Год назад +3

      We planted as hedge in our property in the Philippines, it provides green veg for the family and neighbours too.

    • @diannellyfetalvero4893
      @diannellyfetalvero4893 Год назад +2

      You should cut down the moringa tree in order to produce more branches for a more harvest of moringa leaves

  • @user-lp2jr9kv9u
    @user-lp2jr9kv9u Год назад +1

    Very instructive!

  • @solidstuff4383
    @solidstuff4383 2 года назад +2

    Wow. Love your presentation. Yes I do have a tree but not a capsule maker which seems very convenient. I guess my next step is to order it. Thank you. 👍🇧🇸

  • @amosmu4608
    @amosmu4608 3 года назад +91

    Great video, thanks so much! As a University tutor myself, I really like the fact that your video's purpose is to really educate and inspire versus some other guys who are just trying to show off their gardens or gardening skills. Really appreciate this.

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  3 года назад +11

      Thank you for the feedback! And thank you for watching, I appreciate it. Whatever I can do to help and inspire people to grow more plants is a win for me.

    • @olivesoondar1165
      @olivesoondar1165 Год назад +6

      Moringa is very good for cancer patients too

    • @carmennykamp6416
      @carmennykamp6416 11 месяцев назад +1

      Great content. 👍
      I just shake my powder up with a cup of water. Tastes very blad and inoffensive. Also rather quick. Really took care of my hunger pangs from day one. 😅
      Capsules will be great but drinking six or seven feels weird 😂
      Im so excited aboutvthis plant . Thanks for your info ❤

  • @kimtiendang1450
    @kimtiendang1450 2 года назад +3

    Thank you for your information

  • @shanedevries805
    @shanedevries805 Год назад

    Thank you so much for that information , cool

  • @carolbrooks9161
    @carolbrooks9161 Год назад +2

    Good to know it loves the sun. I live in Central Florida and it's really hard to find plants that thrive in my sunny and hot front yard.

  • @raystaar
    @raystaar 3 года назад +19

    Great video! Thanks. You answered a lot of my questions. I'm a nutrition nerd and just found out about Moringa. I've ordered some powder and I'm excited to try growing it in my yard in Baja, Mexico, where our climate is very similar to yours in AZ. Thanks again. Subscribing. All the best.

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  3 года назад +2

      Thanks for watching, I appreciate the support!

    • @faith6978
      @faith6978 3 года назад +5

      I am in southern california and bought 4 of them this summer. I am growing in pots and they did well.

    • @raystaar
      @raystaar 3 года назад +4

      @@faith6978 Thanks, Faith. My seeds just arrived. Just to make sure I was really interested, I bought a pound of moringa powder to check out. It could be the placebo effect, but I feel GREAT!

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  3 года назад

      @@faith6978 that's awesome! Good to hear!

    • @roselleanneg5325
      @roselleanneg5325 3 года назад

      @@raystaar p

  • @underwaves75
    @underwaves75 2 года назад +5

    This was great man thank you. I’ve just begun my Moringa seeds. I live in a 3rd story condo in British Columbia Canada. (it can get cold out) but I’m going to try growing them right at my nearly 10ft window and try and maintain them well. It will be warm inside and they’ll have plenty of light. Im excited to try. Right now I make capsules from powder I buy but it can get pricey that way plus I’d rather know 100% what I’m getting.

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  2 года назад +2

      Thanks for watching!

    • @ursulabecker730
      @ursulabecker730 Год назад

      I fertilise all my plants and vegetable garden with sheep wool normally discarded in spring by the sheep. It’s a perfect nutrient, holds in the moisture in the soil and one gets. A fantastic yield.

  • @mariabamundo9767
    @mariabamundo9767 8 месяцев назад

    I love this! Thank you! Great explanation and teaching! I have a moringa tree and I learned much here. Thank you!

  • @thomasholden1974
    @thomasholden1974 2 года назад

    Excellent information. Thanks 🌞❤️🌱

  • @larawilding3203
    @larawilding3203 3 года назад +7

    Hi! You can also make soup ehen it is fresh with lemon grass. It is also good on fish or chickn soup or when mix with other vieggies like okra and sqaush wuth coconut milk then add your moringga towards the end.

  • @deridaluke9357
    @deridaluke9357 2 года назад +16

    I grew my Moringa tree from the seeds I bought from the Indian market. They’re sold in half pound bags for less than $5.00.

    • @DJCHERYLM
      @DJCHERYLM 2 года назад

      Please send me some to France!!!

    • @deridaluke9357
      @deridaluke9357 2 года назад

      @@DJCHERYLM if I have your address that would be no problem

    • @diannellyfetalvero4893
      @diannellyfetalvero4893 2 года назад +1

      @@DJCHERYLM i could send you free moringa seeds all the way from the Philippines

    • @virginiasguevara6526
      @virginiasguevara6526 Год назад

      Which market please, is it in UK?

  • @gaianeg7927
    @gaianeg7927 Год назад

    Thank you very much for the video.

  • @Drfine22
    @Drfine22 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much brother. You have tropical fruits too, great.

  • @graceleviste9679
    @graceleviste9679 3 года назад +11

    I have moringa tree in my yard here from Philippines.. it's perfect for our "tinola" /chicken soup..😘

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  3 года назад +1

      Awesome! Thanks for watching!

    • @olivesoondar1165
      @olivesoondar1165 Год назад

      I put moringa in almost everything , but last after l turn of the fire , so it dont cook much , mostly l uses it raw with my raw oatmeal smoothy on mornings , with half an apple or a bananna & a few rasins , no cooking raw , no sugar , no milk , its high in Calcium & Vitamin A as well

  • @jacquelinesamuda6547
    @jacquelinesamuda6547 Год назад +3

    I have never seen a capsule maker. It is amazing. I really like the idea of putting the ground leaves into the capsules. Thank you so much for that demonstration. Right now I am making a tea with the dried leaves, and putting them also in my scramled eggs and salads. Your method will help me to be more consistent in taking this "miracle" every day.

  • @filinchannel5523
    @filinchannel5523 3 года назад +1

    good info about maringa how to grow nice share.

  • @kelaegilevirginia8821
    @kelaegilevirginia8821 Год назад +2

    Fantastic video

  • @mrcharrington1
    @mrcharrington1 Год назад +9

    I've tried growing a few in S.C., but they die in the winter. Next year I'm planting some in containers so I can trim and put inside. Yes, grows as fast as bamboo.

    • @girlnextdoorgrooming
      @girlnextdoorgrooming Год назад +5

      Start now and make a small greenhouse from pvc. Put multiple bricks half way sunk in the ground for heat sinks. They get warm or hot during the day and prevent freezing at night. Black 5 gallon buckets also work as heat sinks as long as they are in the greenhouse.

  • @dellam.8321
    @dellam.8321 2 года назад +4

    We have a lot of this tree in the carribean, we call saijan tree, the seeds are in a long pod we cook it very often, we cook the pod, plus the leaves, you can also get plants by cutting a branch

  • @hichamoussaime3103
    @hichamoussaime3103 Год назад

    Thank you, very nice video.

  • @chumchan8794
    @chumchan8794 Год назад

    Oh what a joy to watch your video very simple and clear. Thank you for saving me from joint pain. I'll start taking it everyday. Thank you

  • @lb476
    @lb476 Год назад +7

    Yes, I believe the Bible talks about this. I just received seeds from Bakers Creek, and the directions tell you to soak the seeds in warm water for 2 days, changing the water each daily.
    I was told Moringa was good for arthritis pain and your lungs. I had Covid-19, and I thought that wasn't going to survive. Now my lings hurt all the time.
    Also, we will have a food shortage, so this tree just might be a ticket for survival. People in my area are stealing fruit from my tree, but they don't know this is much better for you. Love the baby in your video.
    .

  • @CoFFee123..
    @CoFFee123.. 2 года назад +4

    Your video just save my 3 potted moringa tree. I had them for several years now and have given many trunk and stem cuttings to friends. I am rediscovering about moringa benefits and currently taking them to control my blood sugar levels. However Moringa capsules are easily available for sale in my country Malaysia . Hence I was thinking of how to get rid of my 3 moringa trees. I decided to keep them to provide shade for my plants. Hahaha. Thanks.

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  2 года назад +1

      Yaaa! Happy to save some trees.

    • @chandrikakakad4146
      @chandrikakakad4146 2 года назад +2

      Hoo, no don't discard them you have God' s own pharmacy ur bless one.

  • @donnafarley3274
    @donnafarley3274 Год назад

    Great information

  • @mllkc
    @mllkc Год назад

    wow... good tips for the moringa leafs 💕

  • @colinkelley6493
    @colinkelley6493 2 года назад +46

    Reason #7. Moringa leaf powder is 26% to 45% perfectly balanced protein. It is easy to dry and powder and vacuum seal.

    • @californian8tive2024
      @californian8tive2024 2 года назад +5

      I've been doing things like mushroom powder, green powder, even jalapeño powder as a spice... I can't wait to do moringa powder

    • @diazpty
      @diazpty 2 года назад

      26% to 45% ? Why the spread so large?

    • @colinkelley6493
      @colinkelley6493 2 года назад +2

      @@diazpty Old leaves are not as nutritious as young leaves. Soil fertility and climate can make a difference. They are tropical but can be grown as annuals in a temperate climate. 30% is still a lot of protein.

    • @lofenoialof5320
      @lofenoialof5320 Год назад

      @@colinkelley6493 how do you recommend drying the leaves without a dehydrator? Thank you

    • @julielindholme9584
      @julielindholme9584 10 месяцев назад

      It has 18 of twenty proteins that we have in our bodies! Can be used in salves, roots for tea.

  • @SwatejK
    @SwatejK Год назад +5

    Excellent, so happy to watch a video on one of our Indian Plants out there.. Moringa,, We boil the "Fruit" the Vegetable in we call it "Rasam" and (it like a spicy soup) and have it with Rice. As you said the Leaves are also full of nutrients and we boil them with Lentils (Dal) and also have it with Rice :)

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  Год назад

      Love it! Thanks for watching and commenting! Be sure to subscribe as well.
      Thank you for your input and additional information as well, I appreciate it!

  • @hraz8720
    @hraz8720 7 месяцев назад

    Great video thank you very much

  • @LOGICZOMBIE
    @LOGICZOMBIE 2 года назад +1

    GREAT WORK

  • @prosperwithcarmen3731
    @prosperwithcarmen3731 Год назад +6

    I appreciate your video. I would like to ask if the Moringa roots are big and may extend and harm the pipes of a house. What's the suggested space to keep this tree. Thank you.

  • @hoofheartedicemelted296
    @hoofheartedicemelted296 2 года назад +5

    I watched a moringa video the other day and the guy was like "you can make so much money selling these trees, cuttings, seeds etc" but he didn't really seem to like what he was doing. He was in it for the money. But this gentleman obviously cares about the tree and cares about his viewers health. So yeah, I gave this a thumbs up so I can spread the word and I subscribed and hit the bell. My dad is not long for this world. Alopathic ( mainstream medicine ) gave up on dad long ago, but we turned to ayurvedic, homeopathic and naturapathic and pretty much anything to help him out and he's still here but he's like butter spread onto to much bread to quote Bilbo in LOTR's.
    But I don't know there's so many good things being said about this tree that if it boosts his immune system, it may gave us some extra time to help him out. And if not well at least it should sort his constipation problem out right? lol. God bless you all and thank you.

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  2 года назад

      Thank you for watching and for subscribing.

  • @silvananeal5276
    @silvananeal5276 Год назад +1

    Thanks, Garden Nerd. Inspiring presentation! Might the Moringa grow and thrive in N New Mexico at about 6,500 elevation? Lots of sun, some snow and pretty long winter. It's a miracle tree and we need lots of miracles these days. My love to you and your family.

  • @AssanRaelian
    @AssanRaelian 2 года назад

    Excellent video 👍🏽

  • @theliquidtheory
    @theliquidtheory 9 месяцев назад +4

    We have endless mesquite trees in our area in Arizona. I grind mesquite powder every year, you should look up the "super food" of mesquite. With Morenga and Mequite, you will have plenty of proteins, minerals, antioxidants, fiber, and other great elements.

  • @Youdontknowme1969
    @Youdontknowme1969 Год назад +5

    I put mine in the ground in Florida maybe 3 months ago maybe less and it is now over 8'. After watching your video & seeing how it grew back I'm thinking I will trim like a crepe myrtle so I have more of a vase tree every year instead of a bushy tree.. any thoughts?

  • @thatjaxgirl
    @thatjaxgirl 2 года назад +1

    OMG... That Baby is sooo cute!!!! Also... Great vid... Thanks for the great info. I was just gifted a Moringa sprouting for my back yard...

  • @criddyla696
    @criddyla696 Год назад

    Great video pal, so good, wish i lived in a warm place

  • @MysteryViv
    @MysteryViv 3 года назад +12

    I never thought of making my own capsules. Brilliant. What size are the capsule blanks?

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  3 года назад +5

      I believe they are size 00. Thanks for watching!

    • @olivesoondar1165
      @olivesoondar1165 Год назад

      Dry it for 4 days & grind up into powder in your blender ; l uses it in almost everything l eat as its great for your entire health , plus its high in Calcium & Vitamins A & C too

  • @cherylpugh8479
    @cherylpugh8479 3 года назад +3

    Great video! Where in Az are you? I am in Southern Arizona and have a baby Moringa tree. Before I plant it I am curious about the roots and if I have to worry it growing in a small backyard that the roots might grow into the underground pipes or sewer systems.

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  3 года назад +1

      I'm in Mesa. I've yet to have a problem with the roots. I think by watering properly (slow and deep) that you solve a lot of those potential issues.

  • @moringa3820
    @moringa3820 2 года назад +1

    Thank you so much, useful information i shared it on my fb.

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  2 года назад +1

      Thanks for watching and sharing. I appreciate it!

  • @elizabetht6901
    @elizabetht6901 2 года назад

    This information is very interesting, thank you for sharing.

  • @larryalmachar9113
    @larryalmachar9113 2 года назад +3

    When I was a kid in the Philippines my mom put moringa leaves in a chicken stew called chicken tinola.

  • @sarajones4549
    @sarajones4549 3 года назад +4

    Hello, I know the benefits of this tree because I grew up with them. Now missing them. Living in Zone3 absolutely impossible to grow outside. Have one indoor and it’s struggling to survive. Would love to buy from you the young tender leaves and the fruits ( it’s called drumsticks) fresh. I can spend on this to save my health 😊

    • @bilqeeshussain5723
      @bilqeeshussain5723 Год назад

      Moringa capsules are available in Chinese stores, maybe fresh leaves also.

  • @alliesteamc3546
    @alliesteamc3546 Год назад

    Many thanks!

  • @BlueSkySanctuaryBaja
    @BlueSkySanctuaryBaja 10 месяцев назад +1

    Awesome video, I can't wait to get one!! I've been thinking about it for months, but you've lit a fire under me, I'm on it! Very informative & inspiring, thank you!

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  9 месяцев назад +1

      Happy to help and good luck, you can do it!

    • @BlueSkySanctuaryBaja
      @BlueSkySanctuaryBaja 9 месяцев назад

      I literally planted my seeds this past Sunday, I'm doing it! ;) @@TheGardenNerd

  • @artistpw
    @artistpw 3 года назад +12

    It's even better if you ferment the moringa powder. I've been making my own kombucha, fermented sweet tea, for a few years and just happened to add a bit of powder into a second ferment cycle. When I had about 20 ounces of that, I felt hot. I took my temperature and it was a low grade fever of about 99.6. I did that a few times, and the effect was consistent. My new normal is about 98 d f. I have diagnosed lyme disease, and nothing else has cause such an immune increase. I now make what I call "kicked up kombucha" and add more moringa, but also chaga, cordyceps, maca, matcha, red reishi, sida acuta, mimosa pudica powders, and some frozen turmeric paste that I make with black pepper, ginger, cinnamon, cloves and some coconut oil, and instead of water, I use a strong tea from yerba mate, cistus incantus, culinary thyme and a bay leaf. All herbals just seem to have their health properties magnified by the short ferment cycle.

    • @olivesoondar1165
      @olivesoondar1165 Год назад

      Hi continue using moringa leaves it improves your general health , no more glasses , stronger bones ; no more joint pain , l adds it to my raw oats smoothy with half an apple or bananna & a few rasins everyday , no sugar , no milk & am in good health now

    • @hairrum
      @hairrum Год назад +1

      Wow where do you live?
      I'd like to be your friend👍⚘👏👏👏

    • @kori5679
      @kori5679 Год назад

      Jaaaaysus!!!
      You are a wizard 👏👏👏👏

  • @ultraali453
    @ultraali453 3 года назад +5

    Thank you for the video. How close can i plant it to concrete or a boundary wall?

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  3 года назад +2

      Ultimately that's up to you. But I have no problem planting it within 5 feet. They have a tap root that grows down rather than out.

    • @ultraali453
      @ultraali453 3 года назад +3

      @@TheGardenNerd The one i have is 1 feet from the wall and the stem is also almost 1 feet in diameter.
      Im thinking about planting a new one a bit away from the wall and not letting the new one get so big by cutting it regularly.

  • @vladimirdolgov7706
    @vladimirdolgov7706 Год назад +1

    I enjoyed this video! Thank you.

    • @TheGardenNerd
      @TheGardenNerd  Год назад

      Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

  • @khall5296
    @khall5296 Год назад

    Good stuff!

  • @wagidebuwadiyason2112
    @wagidebuwadiyason2112 2 года назад +10

    Moringa is a true miracle tree. It saved me from unexplained pain that I had in my legs.
    I wish many people could access this video for more information.

  • @jenniferfoster1792
    @jenniferfoster1792 3 года назад +3

    Will this tree thrive in any other climate? I live in northern MO and a friend of mine in AZ wants to send me one. He sent me your video.

  • @donnalynch6845
    @donnalynch6845 Год назад +1

    Blessings to you 🙏

  • @raeina2770
    @raeina2770 3 года назад +1

    And it's beautiful