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  • Home
  • About Moringa
    • ​Nutritional Info
    • Gallery
    • Testimonials
  • Moringa Products
    • Moringa Trees
    • Moringa Oil
    • Moringa Seeds
    • Moringa Powder
    • Moringa Leaves
  • Recipes
    • Cooking with Moringa
    • Beverages
    • Side Dishes
    • Main Dishes
  • Store
    • Shop Moringa Products
    • Seedlings,Soil Amendments
  • Soil amendments
  • Our Story
  • Contact us
  • OTHER HEALTH PRODUCTS

Moringa Tree of Life

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Moringa Trees

Growing and Harvesting Moringa

Cultivation of Moringa Seeds –  Plant seeds one inch deep; keep the soil moist after planting.  As there is much genetic diversity among Moringa Oleifera, sprouting can occur within a week or as long as two or three weeks.  We have also observed seeds germinating faster in warm weather than cool.  Seedlings grow rapidly, reaching 9-15 inches in a couple months.  Cutting off the tops of the trees to a height of 3-4½ feet encourages branching and bushing at lower stem positions.  Moringa prefers well drained soils and has high drought resistance but is not cold tolerant.  Temperatures below 35 degrees Fahrenheit will cause it to die back to ground level or even kill the plant altogether if the roots are allowed to freeze. Moringa trees are prolific and can grow up to 15 -20 feet in a year.

Harvesting Moringa trees – Harvest very young whole plants, young leaves and even older leaflets and flowers for food.  Pick the slender young pods (referred to as drumsticks) for eating whole like asparagus. You can also boil the older pods and seeds.  The white, fleshy interior can be scooped out and eaten as well.

Repeatedly prune the older flowering branches to stimulate production of new branch shoots. 

He who plants a tree, plants a hope.”
Lucy Larcou – “Plant a Tree” 

Moringa Oleifera Seedlings

Tree Seedlings

Unless you are in the Tucson area, we will ship seedlings as bare root trees.  We pack them well with roots wrapped in moist paper in a plastic bag, and we sprinkle mycorrhizae on the roots which helps to reduce transplant shock and build a more robust root system after transplant.  Please contact us if interested so we can provide you with shipping costs to your address.

We have several sizes:

- Plant in 1 gallon pot, approximately 1 ft tall, first season growth, planted from seed - $5.00

- Plant in 1 gallon pot, approximately 2 ft tall, first season growth, planted from seed - $10.00

- Plant in 5 gallon pot, approximately 4 ft tall, second season growth, planted from seed - $20.00

If you'd like to purchase a tree that we will be shipping to you, we can either send you a Paypal invoice or take your order over the phone with debit / credit card.  

Soil Amendments

Azomite

“A to Z  Of  Minerals Including Trace Elements”

Coco-Coir

A natural by-product of coconut harvesting

Other

Other

Effective Microorganisms (EM), Organic Compost Plus 

from Arbico Organics, Garbage Enzyme

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Nutritional Information

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Nutritional Information

Moringa Nutritional Information

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13542 W. Sacred Earth Place

Tucson,  AZ  85735

Phone

E-mail

Phone

(520) 325-3400

E-mail

E-mail

E-mail

victoria@moringatreeoflife.com


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