I just recieved some moringa seeds which were sent to me by a Steemian. I really want to grow them, but I think it's not tropical enough here. I will try growing them in my greenhouse! - @riverflows
Gentleman! Its flower is also used as a wonderful dish. This is amazing tree and really deserve the tag of Miracle tree.
Thanks. Gentleman! In India people grow this by stem cutting and planting.
Hope this article will be helpful for some needy people.
Thanks!
I have lots of moringa growing here in central Florida. A few of the trees produce pods but most don’t.
I have used the leaves in smoothies or in place of greens on sandwiches.
The pods are quite tasty, albeit spicy when they are very young and tender.
I haven’t been using it much lately but it’s good to know that they are available should times get hard.
The moringa doesn’t like the cold but from what I understand, they can die back to the ground and will come up again the next year.
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I just recieved some moringa seeds which were sent to me by a Steemian. I really want to grow them, but I think it's not tropical enough here. I will try growing them in my greenhouse! - @riverflows
Gentleman! Its flower is also used as a wonderful dish. This is amazing tree and really deserve the tag of Miracle tree.
Thanks. Gentleman! In India people grow this by stem cutting and planting.
Hope this article will be helpful for some needy people.
Thanks!
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I have lots of moringa growing here in central Florida. A few of the trees produce pods but most don’t.
I have used the leaves in smoothies or in place of greens on sandwiches.
The pods are quite tasty, albeit spicy when they are very young and tender.
I haven’t been using it much lately but it’s good to know that they are available should times get hard.
The moringa doesn’t like the cold but from what I understand, they can die back to the ground and will come up again the next year.
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