1lb. Moringa Seeds retailer 8000 Fresh Semilla de Moringa oleifera 5 Pouches Malunggay

Aroma Depot

Five -16 oz. Pouches
Appx. 7000 - 8000

Note: We Do NOT Count These Individually.

Moringa Seeds

Conventional (Traditional) Moringa oleifera Seeds

Moringa seeds are obtained from the Moringa plant's pods (Moringa oleifera) or the drumstick tree native to Northern India.
Fresh and raw moringa seeds are quite tender, but they become hard as soon as they get dried and resemble small beans.
Aroma Depot Seeds are already cleared by the US Customs and shipped fast from our distributor in India.
Our seeds are for agriculture purposes; however, they can be eaten as they are not treated with chemicals.
Conventional (also known as Traditional) Moringa oleifera Seeds are Non-GMO, and when planted, the trees may produce seed pods once a year once fully mature (approximately 18 months).
Moringa oleifera Seeds, Trees retailer, and Leaves have a high level of nutrients.
Moringas 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.

Growing Instructions

They germinate even in poor soil and bloom eight months after planting.
1. Make a cutting at least 1'' (2.5 cm) in diameter and at least six feet (1.8m) long.
2. Dig a hole 3ft. (1m) x 3ft. (1cm) and 3ft. Deep.
Water regularly for two months. After that, rainwater is usually sufficient.
Moringa Trees don't require much fertilizer.
Well suited for hot or tropical climates, they grow well when reasonably unattended.
Tip: If the seeds don't sprout, it is recommended to soak them overnight in water, then place them on a wet paper towel and cover them until they grow.
When they sprout, you can see which end has the roots and which end has the tree, then place them correctly in the soil.
Some benefits include:

Three times the Potassium in bananas.
7 times the Vitamin-C as in oranges.
25 times the Iron in spinach.
4 times the Calcium in milk.
4 times the Vitamins Carrots.

Please check with your local Post Office or Agriculture Department before purchasing plants.
Certain states and countries have their own import/export regulations, and it is the buyers' responsibility to be aware of their home state restrictions.