The PERFECT WAY To GERMINATE MORINGA SEEDS!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- These MORINGA seeds were started just 9 days ago. I believe I have the near perfect method of getting them to germinate & survive throughout production in zone 8. If need be, I will make adjustments along the way.
Step 1. Soak seeds in warm water for 48 hours. Step 2. Drain water and spread seeds on a tray
lined with heavily moistened paper
towels.
Step 3. Cover seeds with heavily moistened
Paper towels & place in a warm
Location.
Step 4. Spray top layer of paper towels every
Morning & night until germination.
Never allow the paper towels to dry
out!
Step 5. Plant seedlings in a small container
When stems are between 1 - 2 inches
long. Place under grow lights
Immediately.
Step 6. Transplant outdoors once nighttime
Temperatures are consistently above
55 degrees F. In colder climates, grow
them in containers.
Step 7. Two weeks after transplant,
Fertilize with nitrogen (fish emulsion)
bi-weekly for a healthy crop.
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You could seriously start a moringa tree tea farm with all those seedlings! Holy cow! Congratulations. That is an amazing germination!
OMG, i just ordered some moringa seeds, after researching herbs and plants for their medicinal purposes. Although I am up in years, I have received a feeling, calling, urge to get to eating home grown vegetables, herbs and using plants that i can for as many purposes as i can. I have been researching the moringa tree and in some research it is said the plant has 9 x more protein than yogurt, 10 x more vitamin A than carrots, 7 x more vitamin C than oranges, 17 x more calcium than milk, 15 x more potassium than banana s and 25 more iron than spinach. Although when used in a tea it is decaffeinated, it will give you increased energy too. So, it is a blessing for me that all of a sudden your channel came up for me. I was also researching best way to plant potatoes so, your channel is truly a blessing for me today. I will continue to watch your channel, thank you.
Mrs. H, I have been doing all of my seeds using the paper towel method since last year. I wet a paper towel (I squeeze out excess water) place my seeds on the paper towel and then fold and place inside of a plastic sandwich bag. This method is carefree. The plastic creates moisture. Within a week or two my seeds germinated depending of course on the seed. The ones that haven’t, it’s no biggie. At least I know before hand how many are ready to be planted. I’ve done the marketmore cucumber seeds, celery seeds, brandy wine tomatoe seeds that I got from you. They are doing great!
The only challenge that I had was with the celery seeds becuz they are so tiny but I got them planted. I’ve only been gardening for about 3 years now and just beginning to feel comfortable planting seeds in the house and learning how to adjust my light as the seed germinates and starts growing. Thanks for your wonderful videos. Will be 74 this year and still learning! I love it 😊
Do we need to wet the towel after it dries out?
Thank you very much because now I know I have a friend that love gardening and is smart about and forever learning like me and have wisdom in what you doing. I thank Daddy God for you and your family and God bless you and your family amen
I've been sticking cuttings in the ground to get more moringa and it works like magic. This spring I tried seeds but didn't know I needed to soak them first. I've had 4 out of 20 germinate and it's been almost 4 weeks! The seed starting mix has been kept damp but it's been sorry rate to grow. I'm going back to clipping a branch and sticking it in the ground. It is an amazing food and I love to pull off a branch's leaves and add them to a sandwich. Not much taste (if any) but packed with power! Love it. I dried leaves to powder and put into jell forms for vitamin supplements.I'm so thankful that you did this experiment and I learned how to sprout the few seeds I still have. YEA! Great information.
My husband used to drink moringa for nutrition for cancer .
Great video! Next time you germinate moringa, try soaking for 1 day and take a sharp knife and gently cut off a little of the husk, not cutting into the seed, to expose the seed. This will leave a small opening for the sprout to come out.
This video is right on time! I am sitting at my table with Moringa seeds in front of me, wondering how to start them. Thank you so much for saving me a lot of anxiety 😉. Blessings to you and Mr. H✌🏾💜🙏🏾
Thank you! Saved me some mistakes. Would love to see more videos on the process as they mature.
Mrs. Heart, I used to grow moringa you've done a great job I'm starting them. Here's the thing about moringa tree they don't like their root bulb to be wet they prefer dryer soil. They can dry up in a drought for up to three years then as soon as it rains or they get watered they will start growing again. They can survive in temperatures down to 25° overnight and I've had mine survived down to 18 degrees for just a few hours.
Mrs H, I canned your hearty red beans today. 10 pints! Had enough left in the pot to have for supper. Just cooked them a bit longer and made rice and cornbread. Delicious!
Thank you for this video!! It saved 60+ seeds! I did 13 the way you said didn't take, none of my 13 did either. However, the tray and all you did, I did too, w 60+ seeds, they are ALL thriving in DAYs not weeks. Ty again. ❤
I love how you began with the coffee comment, you have my heart ❤
Dear Homestead, Hart, I’d like to take this opportunity. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge I have learned so much between you and Matt farmer 73 I’ve learned can I learn to make of the things that I need I’ve learned to prepare bug out bucket some bags I just wanna say God bless you so much for all the knowledge you share.❤
Thank YOU! What a blessing you are for SO MANY PEOPLE! I bought some Moringa from Lead & Lady Lead & these little guys are not cheap so this is such a valuable germination lesson! Thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome!
I found a cheap source of moringa seeds at an Indian Market. I buy 7 ounce bags for $4. They sell them for snacks. They all germinate. Save money.
Thank you for doing this! I'll be starting mine this way this year. Last year I had such slow germination..one of them that I'd forgotten about didn't pop up until at least 2 months later!
Thank you!!! Just awesome! It's called the miracle tree. From what I've read
.... there's only one moringa...no other variety. Be blessed in the name of Jesus!
I have tried multiple ways for germination. Yours is the most easiest and most fruitful.
When I tried, except floaters all Moringa seeds germinated. I live in New Jersey and its July. It took only 6 days for all of them to germinate.
Thanks for showing the way. :)
You go Lady....Imma do it that way next time. Whoa! I'm so proud of you. 🤛🏾🙌🏾
Nothing like the feeling of seeing seedlings come up totally love it
Thank you Mrs H for this video. I'm starting some moringa seeds today and came back here for reference. Where do you keep them while they're germinating and before they go outside? Would you share a video of your germination area? Thank you again. Have a blessed day. 🥰
I was just about to soak my moringa seeds today & I found this. Im so happy you shared this. Thank you, neighbor.
There's Moringa Oleifera n Stenopatala. And more varieties within those two names.
U're the first person to talk about temperatures. I covered mine when we got into the 40s, but I should have done it in the 50s. I'm ready for the next batch. 🙏 Thanks
I germinated several seeds using your method and will soon have to put them in pots. Trusting they will grow to decent size trees to harvest lots of foliage.
Love your experiments, they are set up scientific and I learn from you. Thank you so 💓 much. 🐘🙏🙌✌️🙂🕊👍
Giving this a try! I just placed my moringa seeds onto wet paper towels after soaking them for 24 hours. Last year I had NO luck with getting any of my little plants to thrive, and only a few of the seeds even germinated when planted the traditional way directly into a pot. Fingers crossed! Thank you for sharing your success!
Homestead Sweet-Heart! Enjoying your presentations. Thanks from Nebraska.
Thank you so VERY much...the temperature sure makes a difference... can't say I've ever seen that...taught me something today, thank you!
Wow thank you! I just put moringa seeds in the dirt yesterday and will be getting them back out shortly.
Thanks, this proves that a seasoned gardener like me kann learn something from you. Great experiment with the husk of. ❣
Thank you, you are so he first person to answer my question…
When to plant my My Moringa Tree 🙂
Man! You are so adorable 😍 I love watching your happy videos and so do my kids!
Thank you for sharing. I found your Moringa videos just in time as I was about to start my Moringa seeds. Thanks for the written instructions.
I love the sound of your voice
Tried this last year that method works very well for me too
Hi, where did you leave them, in a dark boiler room or window sill and at what temperature?
Honey every thing yu said and is still saying is coming true thank you for sharing all yur tips and survival tips your a Doll
Isn't it exciting to see how easy it can be. To open your mind to possibilities. I'm going to try your technique. Have a blessed day.
I spend most mornings looking for my coffee too 😂
🎉🎉🎉thank you watching from 🇿🇦 and I love the video
Wow you have your orchard started...so sweet!
A very helpful video. I live in the Arizona desert and I would love a moringa tree.
Thank you! I've had my seeds for quite awhile, been hesitating getting them started. Zone 6b.
I will be planting them in ex lg pots and bringing them inside during the cold
Hi, we are also in zone 6 b. I planted 6 Moringa seeds about a month ago. Only 1 has sprouted so far. Should I keep the soil moist or let it dry out between watering? Surely don't want to it to rot.
Yes, large pots. Roots grow deep and don’t like to be disturbed.
Mrs. H you are doing a Great Job starting your Moringa Trees and thanks for sharing your experience, ideas and advice! Peace and Blessings to you and Mr. H. 👍🙏❤
Enjoy all of your videos I have learned so much from you! Many blessings to you & your family.
So amazing that you dropped this vid. I bought moringa seeds and was talking to my Son about this 2 days ago. Thanks HH 😊
Thanks for showing how to germinate moringa 😅 seeds great video
So appreciate your written info on the steps
Seeds growing under paper towel is fantastic. Even I can do this❤️
Thank you, Mrs. H! I soaked mine a couple of days in warm water and then did the paper towel thing. They’re popping out now. Hallelujah. Thank you for the video.
I love your channel, girl. You've taught me so many things from canning to growing and living on the homestead. The question I had was when is it ok to plant them in the ground and where is the best place? Full sun? Partial? We're in Tennessee, do you think they'll survive the winter here or are they plants that need to be taken in in the winter?
Ms, Moringa, I really appreciate your video. I got my seeds on April 28, 2024, I started my germination process on April 29, 2024. I hope they finish your construction project fast for you guys. Thanks For all your Great Advice, Ms. Moringa.
We have been growing Moringa for years. My wife is from the Philippines. Your seeds need to be no older than two years. Just put the seeds in a damp paper towel and place in a zip lock baggie leaving about a 1/4 " open for air flow. No need to soak them. You should see roots in less than 3 days if seeds are healthy. We then just put them in their final container that is a 15 gallon pot.
Mrs H. Thank you ma'am for sharing me how to start moringa seeds, this channel is wonderful 😊 ❤️
Wonderfully done Mrs. H. Thank you for helping us out!
You are 2 🥰 cute!! Thank you for sharing your stuff!!
Mmmm; those sprouts look yummy!!
Homestead Heart thanks . I tried without any success, but now I know what to do .
Thank you Mrs H!
I like that method. What I decided to do this week was soak my seeds for 3 days and then I put them in a plastic bag in a dark place for germination to see how that goes.
Recommendations from experienced growers are to soak no longer than 24 hours.
Amazing informative process. Thank you 🙏
I just got 25 seeds. You have helped me a lot. I'm so excited about these Moringas. Thank You Beautiful.
I ordered 36 seeds. Planted 12 in soil, and 5 in paper towel. This morning I have 5 that germinated in the soil so far. I use rain water to keep them moist! I planted them on march 22, it’s now March 27, I’m expecting more growth… I hope! 🤞 😊
I ordered more seeds. LOL The ones I got from India nearly 10 years ago were not viable at all. Thanks so much for sharing. My new seeds will arrive this week. In a month our night temps will be above 60 degrees. Since I have no plans to plant the thousand seeds, I'll store some in the fridge and some in the freezer for next year just to have my own experiment. Maybe my trees will have time to give me new seeds for next year. Eugene has already told me where he wants me to plant some...yeah... he wants ME to do it. Gotta love him.
You need a 9 month growing season for a moringa to set seeds. You can plant very early indoors. I buy seeds at an Indian Market, 7 ounce bags for $4, and they sprout beautifully. They sell them as snack foods.
Just wanted to say that I tried your method using moringa seeds that I've had for about 18 months. I used 15 seeds and all, but three are growing! Don't know what I will do with them , especially since I'm in zone 7, but I have potted most of them 😂
Thank you!
Hi , in what area did you leave them to germinate? In a dark wamr boiler room or window sill? And roughly at what temperature? Thank you
Idk how i was so succesful haha, but i got all my moringa seeds to geminate within 2 weeks. I put them in a nice light soil, i put them in a domed container, and i kept them near grow lights and i put about 1 inch of the tray onto my floor furnace vent. I rotated it every day, and that was it. Haha. Im super excited. I got my seeds on amazon after thoroughly searching for a reputable seller. They had very good reviews and i got 100 seeds. Im very happy they germinated though. After watching so many people struggle with them and what not, i was worried. Your the reason I bought them though! I followed how soaked em and how you planted them into the soil lightly and keeping them moist and warm and I think that was it.
I started 6 moringa seeds on February 10th. So far, only 1 has come up! I think I'll leave the other 5, for now, and do the rest that I have in a tray with paper towels 😄
Thanks for sharing your results! Going to soak them now.
Do they do fine in the 2.5 inch pots until planting outside?
Mine took over a month and are still growing very slowly, in Uk, very sunny here though
Makes me want to start all my seeds this way, at least you can see the progress. Nothing worse than taking the time to plant in pots and nothing comes up. I am waiting on my tomatoes now wondering if I am going to have to buy the plants if they don't come up. I have growing lights and a mini greenhouse inside to start seeds. We shall see.
Thank you so much for all the info and blessings you bring!!
You are so encouraging!!
It gets 120° where I live in SoCal and they thrive here
I took an extra measure to protect my little moringa seedlings just cut out the bottom of 1 gallon plastic jugs and that has protected thru the night then they can get a good start warmer during daylight uncovered 👍
I experimented with sandwich bags to start my moringa and it worked. Yay! I’m excited Mrs.H 😂
That is awesome!
Thanks sis. for sharing your experiment. Starting mine with this method also.
Hello Homestead ❤thank for sharing your tips on germinating the moringa seeds🌱💚
I can't wait to start your seeds ordered to my garden this year.
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT video!! 1st question, where do you get Moringa Seeds to plant that don't cost a small fortune?? I have been reading up on the health benefits of Moringa and have GOT to get some. I'm in grow zone 8b (coastal AL) and have heard that if you cut the stalk back before winter & MULCH HEAVILY that they will come back from the roots. They may not flower or produce the seed pods but at least we can have the benefits from the leaves. I've also heard that you can hang the leaves on the branches upside down (in bunches) and they dry well. Are you going to do a video on the benefits & how you use the Moringa? I've heard some people put them in the gel caps to take as pills.
An Indian Market. They sell them as snack food. I buy 7 ounce bags for $4, and they sprout beautifully. Cheap! I prune them twice a season and freeze for smoothies or powder in a dehydrator.
Thank you for sharing what you;'ve learned thus far. My first attempt looked like a green stick.I just tried 2 more. Misted daily as well. Once they germinated, they grew leaves in about a week to two weeks. I let them sit outside one evening thinking 58 degrees is fine...One of them looks a little limp like the the leaves want to curl inward. Just slightly. I quickly put them back indoors under grow lights the way I had them. Thanks for the tips! I may start one more just in case. GA zone 8a,
Ohh WOW thanks for sharing this knowledge with us, it's much appreciated ☺️💕
Fantastic video Sis. I will germinate all my moringa seeds just as you advised. Peace and blessings to you and the family.
This video is right on time, thank you!!
I have not had a successful planting from making seeds. Thank you so much!!! 💓
Soaking the seeds 12 to 24 hours works for me.
Thanks you , blessings ♥️🙏
Beautiful, I am going to try growing avocados. Even if I get beautiful flowers, I will be happy
Thanks so much for this useful information! I am just getting ready to start moringa!
Thank you for this information. Have been trying for two years and only have one. I have been babying it all that time. Finally about 2 ft tall. Going to try this method. Thanks for all the information I've learned from you since I found you on utube.
I soak mine 12 to 24 hours and plant in dirt. They may take longer than 21 days. Be patient.
Of the 10 seed I planted 7came up. Today I had to transplant to bigger pots. I can't wait to put outside.
Thank you Dear
That was a cool experiment, great outcome. Thanks for sharing.
Blessings
Thank you for the information, I just started my maringa seeds. This information has been so helpful.
Congratulations Mrs. Heart! Hard work will pay off💯👍👌 Thank you for sharing 🙏💜
I just love watching your videos. Thanks for sharing your life with us. God Bless
Thank you I love watching your Channel you explain stuff so well
Awesome update on your Moringas!!! I use this in my natural hair products ingredients. Happy growing!❤
Thank you so much for this video!!! I was gifted some and I was worried about planting. Thank you also for info on the temperature!!! I only have 10 seeds!!
I found a cheap source of moringa seeds. A nearby Indian Market sells 7 ounce bags for $4 as snack foods. I thought they tasted nasty, but they spout beautifully. Cheap!
Thank you. You are amazing.
I planted Moringa seeds in Solo cups. They came up and grew very tall 6-10 inches with double sets of leaves. I tried to transplant them to a permanent larger pot. The stems are so delicate once they get that tall. It’s difficult to even tie them for support.
Yes, their “trunks” are weak when young. The roots do not like to be disturbed and need deep pots. I would not plant in something shallow like Solo cups.
Thank you Mrs.Heart for showing us this video it was awesome.I will be trying this . Have a Bless day
Will be great food for all your animals and yourself
I have been growing seeds for eight years. The best way to plant moringa is in the soil. They germinate perfectly in the ground like God intended. The plant gets nutrient right away in soil making it a stronger healthier plant it takes longer but grows faster after germination then putting in water.
THAN YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS GOD BLESS 🙌 🙏 ❤