August 28th, 2013

8/27/2013

Moringa Seed Germination Hints and tips

Jason Pepe link

8/27/2013 02:17:54 pm

Do you find that soaking your Moringa seeds overnight before planting helps them germinate faster? What do you soak them in? Have you planted them without soaking? Did you notice a difference in speed of germination either way? Come on folks let's get the discussion rolling!

Arsenio Calle

1/7/2016 08:32:14 am

Would like the proper way to grow the trees from seed.

SURENDRA BAROT

3/17/2016 11:41:25 am

I have bought 50 Moringa PKM1 seeds from you, and planted in container with coco coir and potting mix, and put it outside in garden in Katy, TX, but noting happened even after four weeks. I mean no germination after four week. not even single. Please advise! thanks, Surendra Barot

Jason link

3/17/2016 01:24:01 pm

That is very unusual. Sorry about that. When you mix coir and soil you could overwater and the seeds rot. Did you have cool weather when you planted them. Let me know. Email me from my web site and I will send you more seeds. We want you to be happy. Let me know.

Jaon

4/24/2016 09:37:42 pm

Jean

2/21/2014 07:18:24 pm

I experimented with 4 seed. Did not soak them, but put them in peat pots, set them in a plastic dish pan on a heat mat and grow light on 12 hours. All 4 germinated in 6-7 days.
The next batch of 20 were soaked in water 24 hours and planted in pots and set outside 3 days ago, no growth yet. It may still be a little chilly at night for them here in Central FL. Considering bringing some in on the heat mat, I guess I should have split them up with the heat mat inside, no heat mat inside and some outside to do a true experiment. LOL Excited to see the growth of the 1st 4!

Lakshmi link

3/21/2018 12:49:08 am

If a start an heirloom moringa season here in Houston, when I harvest
Pods?
Thanks