100+ Organic Moringa Seeds| Best for Planting & Gardening| High Yield Fully Matured Black Seeds|Semillas De Moringa| Antioxidant Rich Superfood
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Plantation Instructions 1. Soak the seeds in water 24-36 hours, seeds will imbibe water it needs for Quicker germination. 2. Transfer seeds to a wet bounty paper towel and place it a ziplock bag tightly. 3. Wait for atleast 8-10 days, check zip after 7-8 days, make sure the paper towel is wet and mositure, add water if needed. 4. Once sprouted Do not let the shoots get too long and thin as they may get fragile and break when handled. One of the shoots will have some ruffled growth at the extremity; this is the shoot that contains the first leaves (cotyledons) and should be the shoot exposed to the sun. 5. Plant the seeds about ¾ inch beneath the soil surface with the ruffled extremity to the sun. Plant the sprouted seed(s) in a commercial band or a peat pot using a high quality potting soil. Sandy loamy soils will work well also. Use a pot that is at least 18 inches deep if this is the final home for the tree. Moringa loves the sun so make sure they get plenty. Although the tree is drought tolerant, they may be watered daily, just don’t allow the roots to get soaked for extended periods of time. If you live in a particularly hot zone, don’t expose the baby plants to all day sun. Keep and eye on them, they will tell you if they are getting distressed from too much sun, water or lack of food. 5. It is a good idea to use pots to get the trees started since you have more control over the care of the tree. Critters will eat the moringa babies if they can. We recommend that you let the potted plants grow at least 8 weeks or longer before transplanting to the ground. When transplanting try not to disturb the root system at all Happy Planting
