I love this thanks for sharing

I took off my pine apple yesterday. I had not ideal what do next.. I think I understand what you explained if not, I’ll watch the video again..

I was just talking about how much I love Moringa tea and wondered if I could grow it in PA. I did a KZbin search and you are the first video I came across. Super informative video. I will invest in a grow light. I will also check out your channel. Thank you for making this video. God Bless and God Bless our plants

Thank you for this video! This is super cool. I'm going to absolutely do this.

There is one thing unclear to me ! Do you do the same procedure to the branch on the tree?

i started my moringa from seeds ii collected in Philippines in the UK on a heat mat until they were a few inches tall they did well in the summer but developed that white discoloration on leaves and kept dying back then sending up a new shoot . repeat. they completely died back in autumn no heating in the house possibly a fungus idk the leaves on your one that's not doing so well looks similar to the condition mine had. anyway I gave up and put the pot outside in spring forgot about it later in may I saw no signs of life and emptied the pot out because I had given up, we had a cold and wet spring and summer. but right in the middle of the pot was a bulb ish shaped root (white colour) seemed juicy and alive so I replanted it and have been putting the pot in the sun. its now end of july and a shoot appeared just yesterday a few mm above the surface fingers crossed. its hot now about 25c. i have read that it helps if you sand down one of the ridges on the seeds a bit before soaking to speed you germination. These trees grow like weeds in phil but here its very hard to grow in my experience. i have turmeric growing also but winter sets in before it flowers we just don't get a long enough season turmeric has such beautiful flower.

natural ph > neutral ph

Thank You!

I'm now year 2 starting from scratch in zone 5; been following you. Thanks for all your tips. I'm trying the apple to force fruiting.

Thanks for this. I'm in a similar zone in NH mountains. Looking forward to your adventures.

Glad to see you back!

Great video lots of useful tips.many thanks

I live in lyon france I think I have seen moringa trees while on a bus..but I am not sure because I wanted to stop and get some

Well done. I am having a similar problem and this video was very helpful. Thank you.

Dollar Tree $5 Containers are just wonderful!!!! Get the large self watering ones.

How did they turn out? Would you say that hand pollination is as good as through insects?

Did you use a humidity dome of any sort? I rooted a crown in water and am going to pot and move outside.

Thank You so much!

Thank you! My sage was looking just like yours! I trimmed along with you. Thank you so much

I'M GOING TO START TOMORROW. WOULD ROOTING POWDER HELP?

Thank you so much for this! We just moved into a house that has a peach tree, and half of it looks dead. Apparently a tornado came through took out the one next to it and killed part of this one. It is growing fruit, but I know it’s important to get these dead parts off, and I just wasn’t sure how to go about doing all of it Without killing the live Part! Thanks

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Brillant!

Wish I'd found this sooner, would've saved my potatoes. Thank you so much!

Hi, my sage (newly planted this year) has some giant leaves. Are these still good for cooking in the same way as the smaller leaves or should I cut them back and not use for cooking? Thank you!

Hi, do you think I can grow this tree indoors in south Florida?

I learned there heat resistant broccoli that can grow in 100F, maybe those could be fun too.

Thanks for sharing.

pineapple plants will survive brief freezes which do not get below 28F. the burn on the leaves isn't a temperature problem it is the adjustment from indirect sunlight to direct full sunlight. it is inevitable.

Were the purple flowers speedwells? Mine just started blooming. After last frost this year i planted milkweeds, a columbine, rose verbena, and tall coneflowers in the front. In my rain garden I added a cardinal plant and obedient plant to my swamp milkweed, rudbeckia, blazing star, hibiscus, and penstemon digitalis. The new guys may not show out til next year, but they are taking root and growing! Can't wait to see all the butterflies bees, and hummingbirds!

Awesome, i have some old pots and cutting the bottom would be just the thing to contain mint! My neighbor's mint siesta pokes a shoot ot two through their fence into my lawn so i could get it started and hopefully get a bunch of mint a good as yours!

My pineapple plant is over seven years old I've tried this and every other way to induce flowering! Nothing happens... But since I started keeping the soil ec between 1400 and 1800, she's exploding with growth and is receiving a healthy amount of phosphorus... Looks like I'll finally have a fruit this year! (I'll still use ethylene as well to increase the chances of flowering though).

You explain this way better than any other KZbinr, super simple! you answer all the good questions and in a way that’s easy to follow your super awesome! thank you for the hacks!! ❤😁

Where did you get the big bag?

Do you use any fertilizer?

Thanks so much! I just started growing this year and this was extremely helpful.

You are wonderful!!

Thank you!!

You use scissors to cut your peppers? You can easily pluck them off.

Thank you for sharing.

Brilliant!

Did you water them inside the house during winter?

great video and good knowledge! thank you

I thought they are cold hardy zone 4-7. If that’s the case it would have survived regardless.

Great video I'm in 5b just getting started. So you still think Jiffy is good starting mix. Should i start my seeds now 4/10/2024. I'm growing in grow bags in a green house. Starting with Collards an Cabbage.

Thank you so so much just what I needed to know!!🎉

I just came across your videos and they are wonderful. Are you gonna make more😊

Great information! A faster way to grow the seeds, put on a heat pad wrapped in a wet paper towel, then put it in the ground or pot. 😊

So well narrated, no verbal pauses. 🎉

Excellent idea!