How to Grow Moringa in Cold Temperate Climates
John from shares with you How he’s rising the tropical heat-loving moringa oleifera in a chilly, temperate local weather in the winter time.
In this episode, you’ll be taught how one can maintain your Moringa bushes alive through the chilly winter so you’ll be able to proceed to develop nutrient-packed leafy greens you can harvest and revel in.
First, you’ll find out about a Moringa Tree in John’s backyard that didn’t stay, John will share his opinions on why this tree didn’t make it.
Next, you’ll find out about a 2-year-old Moringa Tree and the way it’s doing in John’s backyard regardless of having mid-30-degree climate. You may also find out about John’s observations in regards to the temperature vary that moringa likes to stay and its chilly tolerance and when you must begin to shield it.
You will uncover John’s best-growing Moringa tree that’s planted in the bottom and discover out why it’s doing so properly.
Next, you’ll be taught how one can develop Moringa in containers, inside a greenhouse and probably maintain them alive through the winter.
Finally, John will share his remaining moringa rising suggestions with you in case you are planting them in the bottom.
After watching this episode, you be taught extra about rising moringa and its chilly tolerance. You will be taught some strategies you should use to maintain your Moringa bushes alive all 12 months lengthy so you’ll be able to proceed to take pleasure in its extremely nutritious leafy inexperienced leaves.
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Thanks for this vid..I left mine outside by accident after cold snap in NW FL mine are wilted too..about to cut them down and hope they come back..thx again
Hi, There is an old saying in Tamil language that "Murungaya vechavan verum kaiyya povan" ( The one plants moringa tree will go empty handed) and it actually means that, The one who plants the moringa tree in their house and then consumes the leaves cooked, Drumstick cooked, will never needs a walking stick. He / she can walk freely with no support in his/ her later ages. And it is. The power of moringa Tree.
Don’t plants need it to be night time at night? Like don’t they need a break from the lights? It seems like they were just because that’s what happens in nature but having the Christmas lights on all night they wouldn’t get a break I don’t know if that matters though
ey John I hope you don’t mind me sharing this year I don’t think he will, but I learned so much from you this past year I thought you might want to see this video because it’s super informative and helpful about moringa… this lady is like an expert on moringa.
https://youtu.be/VMtJknO199I
You’re the best gardener channel but she’s real good at this specific plant✌🏻
Can I buy clippings from you?
Before winter my potted moringa flowered for 1st time. No leaves now. Going to get below 32 this week. Grew above top roof.i hate to cut it back, but i guess its best i do.then put in garage. Im not wanting to go the half mile and cage it like i did moms banana.fingers crossed on both. Take care. Love your garden.
I will try it outside in South Carolina with Christmas lights like you have wrapped around the tree all winter, we get some nights around 30f
Do moringa trees grow ok close to creosote trees aka bushes
That's weird. I left my baby moringa, who is only 7 inches tall, outside with our cold nights in the mid 40s F, and it's just fine.
Awesome 👌information on moringa plants 🪴😀👏
Would you be able to have class for gardening in Las Vegas?
I have been told they do not survive in New Mexico. I just planted some. Lost cause?
Great
Hi: my moringa peregrina more than one year old not flowering yet . It's about one and half meter tall. Good vegetative growth.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3od74-DQxV8 This is usefull
thank you john i went to se KENDRICK IN PLANT CITY FLORIDA GED moringa plants thank you VILIAM
Do you have seeds?
The easiest thing is to move to the South. That's the easiest thing.
Can i grow moringa in PA in a 5 gal bucket and bring it inside during the cold season? It gets to the teens here sometimes.
Hei mister
perkenalkan saya harum murti from indonesia, jika mister membutuhkan moringa saya ada banyak moringa, setiap minggu saya ready 10ton moringa kering siap di giling, thanks mister
I got your cool hat in the mail, was excited. Thank you for teaching.
You talk to damn fast!!!!!
what zone are you?
Trying on Vancouver Island . Winter temps drop to -10
I hear that the more you cut moringa back, the thicker and more proific it grows…..
I'm growing it in my greenhouse in Massachusetts! Hopefully it will be able to survive winter
If you have a clothes dryer or any small heater and a fan, you can use any closed gutter pipe ( downpour) or pvc (@5-6 inches wide) and just send the warmth directly to your Moringa tree on freezing nights. Get creative, build a temp wall around the stalk and blow the heat into there.
I planted my first moringa seed yesterday. I put it in a five gallon bucket with loose potting mix and some alow release balanced fertilizer. I just wanna get it good and developed before putting it in the ground. I'm gonna bring it in during winter and put it under grow lights. I'm gonna baby it like a child. Come spring I'm gonna plant about 50 trees around my property. I have a bunch of compost cooking just for these bad boys. I'm gonna get the wholes for them ready over the winter so they have a nice home. Gonna put a bunch of wood chips in the holes with manure to get as much fungus because I've read trees grow better in fungally dominant soil. Any suggestions on improvements for growing my moringa?
I've heard of people taking a 55 gallon sealed water container and radiates heat at night close to your tender plants help keeping them from freezing… good luck 🤞