SeedsPLAZA™ - Bonsai Moringa Seeds for Planting Herbal Plants (3 Seed) + Planting Instructions real Malunggay

Fresh Moringa leaves from OWN TREE make a delicious addition to your meals. How to prune a moringa treeMoringa trees are not very demanding when it comes to water or fertilizer, but they can grow very well! Regular pruning is important to keep your tree from growing out of control. Topiary keeps the size of your moringa tree under control and promotes a fuller, bushier growth. To encourage fruiting, cut off the flowers of your moringa tree the first year after planting. The following year, the tree should bear more flowers, followed by an abundance of unique-looking pods!Moringa trees respond very well to aggressive pruning, and because of their rapid growth, many gardeners prefer to limit their height to 12 feet or less. This keeps the pods within reach and makes pruning higher branches more manageable as the tree ages. At least once a year, you can trim older branches and shape new growth to your liking. These trees are tougher than they look. So don't be afraid to remove more of the plant than you would with other trees and shrubs.When you're done pruning, don't let the clippings go to waste! You can harvest the leaves and sprinkle them into salads, pilafs, or other dishes to use as a superfood. Moringa clippings also work wonders for your compost pile and make great mulch.These incredible trees are full of personality and are a joy to grow.