How To Grow Moringa In Containers: Growing Moringa Indoors
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- The video shows how to grow moringa in pots at home to keep it dwarf or small in your balcony or terrace or indoors and how to water it and what is the best fertilizer for moringa tree and how to care for moringa in winter and cold climates. Growing moringa tree in containers is quite easy, as I am doing in Sydney, Australia.
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Hello.from South Africa
This is the best video, thank you for all valuable information, amazing video
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Total information is on one place.. no need to watch an other video... thank you..
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My heavens was this comprehensive. Thank you so much. I have ordered seeds and feel confident that I can do it. Blessings
Thanks and good luck.
❤️I appreciate your very neat and clear subtitles. 🙏now I know how to take care my precious moringa plant completely. Thank you!
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Oh bless you, I have been looking for a complete guide to growing moringa trees. I can grow from seed, but cannot get the seedlings to get longer than 15" to 20", before they fall over. Was able to locate a nursery down in L.A., CA that had three moringa trees 18" last June 2023, and they are all 6 feet, as well as one 10 foot tree sent from Florida that I ordered in April 2023 that was delivered when it was 3.5 feet in height feet.
I am in zone 9 in Southern part of the San Joaquin Valley in CA. They are all in large pots, and would live to plant them in ground next spring 2024, but we do get a few frost days anytime in from Dec thru March. All depends on the weather manipulation.😉 We normal have if we are allowed😉 12 inches of rain a year, and were in a drought for about 7 yrs, but last to years we have had 3x plus rainfall the past two years, though we do have plenty of time to dry out in between the extra rains.
Question: Do yiu think I should not chace acing the trees in ground because if the unpredictable weather?
I would transfer it in a pot and keep it in it for a few years and see how it grows and if it meets out my need for consumption. If you decide to plant in ground, then mix some river sand in the soil so that excessive rain does not harm the tree. It can tolerate some period of drought and during frost days you can protect it as shown in this video
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I just bought a small Moringa plant in Florida and brought it home yesterday. Now I know how to water, prune and transplant thanks to this video! Thank you so much!!
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Thank you very much for posting detailed video on how to grow moringa drumstick plant in a pot. Very good video.❤❤
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GREAT VIDEO , STRAIGHT TO THE POINT, LOVE IT
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Love that this RUclipsr gets straight to the how-to without a lot of non-sense. AND he didn’t try to sell me a d-- thing.
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I love the way you explain how to care for the plant. You know a wealth of information, thank you!
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For the colder climates, after you cut back your tree for the winter you can protect it by slipping a foam "Pool Noodle" or pick up a foam water pipe insulator
from hardware store, Lowes, Home Depot. They come with different size center holes or you can slit them down the middle and put several together. Plumbing stores would also carry the pipe insulation.
Thanks for additional information.
This is the information that I'm searching for.. ❤love it complete and detailed watching from Russia. God bless 🙏
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Thank you so much🏆 I was wondering why I had a lot of yellow leaves, and also what to do with it in winter. Now I know! Thank you
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Nice video! Thanks for providing so much information in such a short video.
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Very informative and excellent video! Thank you, from Southern California!
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Thank you very much for your very thorough and helpful information! 💕
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Amazing! This is so helpful. I have one on my patio and I didn’t know I could trim it back. Thank you so much!
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Thank you, this answered all my questions. Now I know to repot my tree and how to water properly.❤
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Soaking my seeds now. Will use your video as a guide. Thank you sir!
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Excellent video!! Thank you so much!!!🌱
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Thank you for a very good video. Your instructions are the best I have seen. I have ordered 250 seeds to arrive in early march and I will follow your advice. 🙏
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Amazing video. Super informative. Thanks for the work you put into making it.
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This video has SO much information, thank you so much!
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Thanks for offering thorough ways to grow these beautiful and useful trees.
So nice of you
Very informative, thank you. My tree has just sprouted so look forward to a good life for it.
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Fantastic and very informative video that covers all aspects. Thank you sir. 🙏🏼🙏🏼 I live in Indiana and winter can be below 10 Fahrenheit. Any further recommendation how to protect Moringa Plant keeping it indoors for 5-6 months during winter without dying ?
I think, it will survive. Place it in a bright location or where you get some sun light indoors. You may mist the leaves in hot ac rooms.
I absolutely enjoy watching this video , and thank you ,
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Thanks, from me and my moringa seedling!
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I have moringa seeds. I will follow your tips.
Very nice information
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Thank you! Very straightforward information.
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Thank you for sharing so much of your knowledge 🙏 this is so useful
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amazing video thank you so much... I am new to the Moringa plant...
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Thank you so much! Going to try
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HELLO FROM LAS VEGAS NV! THANK YOUUUUU BEST ( AND i HAVE VIEWED OVER 50 VID ) ON GROWING MORINGA EVER! As a new Moringa growing I want to thank you so much! Also I find that the best Moringa seeds to buy come from your country INDIA and now I see why! Be Blessed! thank you again. i see your in Australia...if you sell seed from there let me know. I had trouble getting eucalyptus seeds and would love to buy YOUR SEEDS as I can see you take great care of them .
Thanks for your comments. Sorry, I do not sell any seeds. You can try from Amazon and ebay. Good Luck.
Thank you.. I'm going to start over. Great Video
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Great video! Learned a lot about this great plant.
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Lots of information, very helpful.😃
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Thanks so much! I've been thinking about starting one inside and one outside !❤
You should! Good luck
Great job sir
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Great video, sir!
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Thank you for the excellent video!
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Amazing video, very informative, thank you! May I please ask, is the red or green variety better? Looking forward to hearing from you, thank you! :)
I think, green is better. I have not seen natural red moringa.
@@GardenTricks Thank you so much for the speedy reply. I've looked at many videos on RUclips about Moringa and yours is by far the best! All the best! :)
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This is an excellent video, very informative. Thank you 🙏🏼
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Excellent. Thank you.
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Outstanding video. Thanks
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Great video
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This is absolutely fantastic. Do you know about creating bonsais? Any thoughts on the possibility of doing that with the Moringa?
Thanks for your comments. I have not made a moringa bonsai, but you can keep it small by proper pruning.
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@@GardenTricks I appreciate the work you do to give us educational content & the fast response. You are so inspiring when it comes to learning about food sovereignty!
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What do you put on top of the soil? Grain fiber? Thank you
I put cow manure or compost followed by sugar cane mulch.
What a great informative video. I have a question. when is the best time to start with seeds, can it be done all year round, I live in south of Spain.
Thanks for your comments. Moringa seeds germinate in any season. You can start to getminate indoors if outside is freezing. Details here
ruclips.net/video/-qK3fYqzKcs/видео.html
@@GardenTricks Thank you for your prompt reply, I have looked at the video and heard the information, that is great news I will start as soon as I will receive the seeds by mail. I can't wait.
@@eleonoramarree Good luck. First try with 2 seeds only and save remaining seeds to try again if first experiment fails.
@@GardenTricks Yes that is a good idea, I will do that. thanks again for your help.
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Sir, Thankyou for this video,I am from Meghalaya I have three moringa in a pot 2 of them have grown to 2ft and a half can I prune them now (oct)and can I repot them in this month?please let me know.
You can cut it in Oct, but the new growth will emerge in next Spring. You can repot then now, no problem. You can replant the cuttings in free-draining soil at a warm place, and keep the soil damp. The cuttings should regrow into new plants. You may keep one moringa as it is after repotting for now and prune it in next Spring and use the cut stems for growing new plants. Good luck.
Can you help me with how to prune my morninga tree? It’s about 4 feet tall and I didn’t know to prune. Will I kill it if I prune all the leaves off?
You can prune as shown here
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My morning tree leaves have turning yellow overnight. I believe it’s because of recent rains. Can it be saved? What should I do. There are about three branches left. It’s 5 feet tall. Should I prune it?
@@jbryant9759 Yes, yellowing of moringa leaves us due to excess water. You may move or cover the plant during rain. This video may help
ruclips.net/video/qG_6YJR_4XI/видео.html
Hi I have planted moringga tree in a pot since March and now it’s getting taller and I ddint cut or prune it. Do u think is it ok if I cut it this time or before summer ends?
If you cut now, it may brach out thus season.
@@GardenTricks Thank you for your speedy reply ! Yes I will, thanks again for your very informative videos
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I will grow moringa in my minivan, like a herb.i think the cabin would be a warm, sunny spot. Using fertilizer from the composting toilet will make it grow in record time.
Interesting. Good luck.
@@richardb4787 human feces fertilizer😳🤮
Hi.From chennai.
My Mooringa tree Has at the End big hole at the Bark of the tree.There is a yellow fluid rubber like coming out. The branches turned brown and breaking. I had a good harvest. Its 3 yrs old
2 nd Tree. Is 3 yrs old .Now some flowers but falls down. Its 8 ft high.
Pls Advice. TQ
Appears some insect problem at that point. I would cut the tree below that point. This will encourage growth of multiple branches.
Thank you so very much for creating this video. I feel less intimidated to begin growing moringa now.
Good luck.
Which variety is best for home gardening ? ODC PKM etc
Both varieties are good, but ODC trees are more drought tolerant and flower within 3-4 months of sowing and pods are harvestable in 6 months.
This is fantastic video. I live in Indiana and Winter can drop below 10 Fahrenheit. I want to grow Moringa but I was not hopeful if it will survive in winter even if I keep indoors. Please advise if it is possible to grow Moringa in place like Indiana weather.
I think, the moringa plant can survive there. You may move you plant indoors, away from direct air current from ac duct, may be in bathroom.
moringa tree 15 feet high ho gaya h us ko prun kr sakte hn upper ki shakh prun kr den to fruit aen ge?
Prun kar sakte he. fruit aayeinge.
Sir,please show how pruning is done, where seeds are found.
You can find moringa seeds from online garden shops or ebay, search on google . For moringa pruning see here ruclips.net/video/WFGl-POj0uI/видео.html
My moringa plant is 6in tall. Had to bring inside because of the cold weather. Is a glow light a good or bad ideal? If it's a good ideal, what color would be best? Thanks
Place the plant in a bright area. White light sholud be good.
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Every time I water them their 😊😊 leaves go yellow
Yelling of leaves is due to overwatering or underwater ingredients. Water only when top 1 inch soil is dry.
I started out growing moringa in a pot. I'm glad I put it in the ground. I do have a problem with freezing every year, but it grows 10 ft, from the ground up, every year and it get stronger the next year.....in the pot, it grew very weakly, not worth it.
so, growing in the ground, you can harvest 100x more each year.
@@pn3940 My moringa is growing well in the pot and producing enough pods for us. I do not have space to grow it in ground.
Hello , I would like to ask you If I eat moringa leave like vegetable everyday , will it harm my kidney or liver ? How much can I eat everyday ? Thank you for your reply .
Eating Moringa leaves in moderation is safe, but if you take moringa capsule, then first consult your doctor. Look here for further details
ruclips.net/video/6ZusJoQk7ag/видео.htmlsi=7CMLno-_VhRhUJD5
Thank you sir
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Can moringa be grown in air pots?
Yes, you can grow.
@@GardenTricks Thanks the quick reply and informative video. God bless you and your work/hobby!
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U have. Tree u picked an dry the leaves an drink when I can
I have not used dry leaves so far, but using fresh leaves in soup and in other cooking.
@@GardenTricks I like the dry ones tasteless
@@devbachu7072 Even the fresh ones does not taste good.
@@GardenTricks I know try the dried one ittastebetter I used it as much as I can
@@devbachu7072 I will try.
I guess I’m going to stick with powder for now!
Good luck.
Or if you don’t have a garden 😢
Sorry.
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