Moringa Oleifera Seeds, Trees and Leaves have a high level of nutrients.
Moringa’s have many benefits. It is known as the tree you can eat if you had no other food and survive due to its high level of nutrients.
The Moringa plant is a fast-growing, drought resistant tree that can reach up to 3 meters in its first year.
Moringa Plant, Grow, Cultivation - IN THE NURSERY
Use poly bags with dimensions of about 18cm or 8" in height and 12cm or 4-5" in diameter. The soil mixture for the sacks should be light, i.e. 3 parts soil to 1 part sand. Plant two or three seeds in each sack, one to two centimeters deep. Keep moist but not too wet. Germination will occur within 5 to 12 days, depending on the age of the seed and pre-treatment method used. Remove extra seedlings, leaving one in each sack. Seedlings can be out-planted when they are 60-90cm high. When out-planting, cut a hole in the bottom of the sack big enough to allow the roots to emerge. Be sure to retain the soil around the roots of the seedling. To encourage rapid germination, one of three pre-seeding treatments can be employed:
1. Soak the seeds in water overnight before planting.
2. Crack the shells before planting.
3. Remove shells and plant kernels only.