The Moringa Tree | Almost Killed Him | Really!

Always respect the power of the #moringa tree. Here's why! This #superfood is a nutritional powerhouse and considered an amazing #medicinal plant too. But beware!
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Always respect the power of the moringa tree. Here's why! This superfood is a nutritional powerhouse and considered an amazing #medicinal plant too. But beware!
NOTE: Why did you cut down the moringa tree?
I have to keep answering this question so here we go again. The tree was planted in a wet location. The root system became weak and growth was declining. The tree also became infested with termites. Finally, these trees are often grown as annuals. Many people grow them for one year and harvest leaves and pods. They then replant them from seeds. Some also use five foot thick branches that root in the ground. I would have let the tree grow if it was healthy. I currently have another tree that is two years old just 12 feet away and it is 25 foot tall.

[@gaylahuerta2443]

Please never kill a moringa tree. They are a gift from God. I harvest, dry the leaves, then pulverize into a powder & make my own capsules. No need for store bought vitamins. I am 75 and no medical issues.❤️

[@rewachadha802]

Hello Gayla Huerta. Read your comment. It's good to make it at home,as the powder is pure and home made. But from where do you get empty capsules ? Please do let me know as to how much powder is used in filling a capsule ? Also do share from where do you get empty capsules?

[@nolabeveridge2651]

Me too Gayla - I have been taking 2 moringa capsules every day for a couple of years now and in the process of doing what you do. I have bought 2 seedlings, a dehydrator, capsules etc. Cant wait to complete the process.

[@marschlosser4540]

@@rewachadha802 Put this in the browser. empty capsules

[@moringamedia2958]

God bless you ma’am. We are planting more over here😢

[@TheMarymarymary]

Right! If you cut it to ground then you’ll get multiple branches. Mine froze and now wow it’s a beautiful bush and I already harvested and it comes back fast! Just snap the little leaf branches off. I now planted 10 and gonna plant more. Harvest harvest till the winter comes!

[@lightworker28]

Moringa has all 102 vitamins minerals your body needs to function at 100% so it is the tree of life

[@decathlete2000]

Where did you read this info?

[@tamikawilliams2677]

@@decathlete2000 I’ve also read this in numerous articles. Before I decided to grow mine.

[@jagone5672]

Sure! And McDonald's serves real meat.

[@badboybootz8]

Not all

[@marklanders6833]

@@jagone5672 From your comment it's evident your brain is lacking in the nutrients necessary for it to function. There are literally _dozens_ of scientific papers you can search online where you can clearly - and in detail - learn about the *92 nutrients* contained in *MORINGA,* including *vitamins, minerals, amino acids, fats, sterols, alcohols, ketones, terpenoids, phenolic compounds, fats, acids, alkaloids* and *flavonoids;* it has *46 antioxidants* and *36 anti-inflammatory agents,* thus being even more nutritious than _beef liver_ (another superfood). *MORINGA* has cured my _high blood pressure,_ my mom's _high blood pressure_ as well as her _knee bone,_ and my sister's autoimmune disease called _acne inversa_ (which, by the way, doctors say is incurable). I know of people who have healed from other bad conditions but the point is that *MORINGA* is the best superfood on earth.

[@normacampos2126]

My pops is in Mexico and he literally just told me about this plant. I hope it helps with my fibromyalgia 🙏🏻

[@Pepesplants]

Did it work?

[@SaraRitta-y3j]

Damn.. I hope it helps you. Fibromyalgia is a tough one. So sorry.

[@titania145]

This tree is fully medicinal, from leaves, bark, fruits and roots. It is really a great nutrition supplement, aids with cancer, anemia, heart health, make infusions for lung ailments, and clean skin sores...it is a God sent gift 🙏🏻👍

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

THANKYOU absolutely fantastic comment Thankyou

[@gaylahuerta2443]

Roots and bark are poisonous.

[@ernestoguevara8599]

@@gaylahuerta2443 there's a medical journal about moringa roots which double more powerful than leaf. the leaves itself is so good imagine if it was its roots.. the problem is we need to take a right dosage of it.

[@KevinFreist]

it is a miracle tree. it saved my life . i have 4 acres .am about to harvest my 3 and have 300 seed pods. trying to covercthe farm with them.

[@rajaradhakrisnan4015]

How did it save your life

[@User5260jo]

Be careful. Even superfoods are dangerous to our health if we have too much of it. My brother-in-law just died. Aside from eating moringa in soup, he self-medicated by eating the raw seeds, too. Too much oxalates damaged his kidneys, gave him chronic kidney disease that eventually killed him.

[@omshomestead]

No

[@navarra-qf2ds]

what killed him was to much alcohol

[@lyudmillawasright.]

Boil in water to remove oxalates

[@vivatan13]

My condolences for your family. Thanks for reminding us about anything in excessed isn't beneficial for anyone 😂😮😂!

[@explanationmadeeasy2610]

right bro

[@TheSolarpunkFarmer]

Moringa is a fairly potent laxative if consumed in high enough quantities. Many of us who have grown it have had to learn this the hard way. 😂

[@beckiel3211]

I ate so much and didn't realised the laxative effect. 😂

[@un1vids]

what is the limit or amount per day

[@navarra-qf2ds]

​@@un1vidsI just consume a tea spoon a day with my smoothie

[@navarra-qf2ds]

after 6 month my psoriasis was gone. iam 58 years old and my physical health is perfect. Drink it every day.

[@talulatree5297]

Thats exactly the amount i take! Or, a tsp. With honey, berries, walnuts, in cottage cheese.😋❤❤​@navarra-qf2ds

[@ricksteen935]

This is awesome information. I tried some dried powdered moringa after hearing how it aids the bronchial system. STUFF IS AWESOME!!! Really diminished my sinus issues.

[@mariloudelossantos1350]

Moringa powder sold here in the Phils. , bountiful in my country and makes people healthy and well. It can cure wounds ,skin problems too.

[@princebenjaminkorantenh8054]

Have you noticed how phenomenal Moringa oleifera boost memory for all age groups? We incorporate the products in almost everything except synthetics but alas over 5 decades we are doing fine even through COVID era, good luck all siblings of our Global Village for our Lord is good.

[@marissasofia6286]

Here in Indonesia we cook it as a meal, we also make tea from the leaves, it can cure diabetes, cholesterol, uric acid n lower your blood pressure..

[@mohammedaslam3862]

I was in Saudi Arabia and I was having this moring's plant. I used it for every thing like coriander or parsley. Even I mix in rice too it taste just wonderful. I collected lots of branches washed and dried and powdered it and brought to India. I use it in all types of dishes and I use in sorbets and other drinks and even with milk honey and moringa powder. It rejuvenate our immune system. I recommend every household should have it.

[@Pepesplants]

Thanks for sharing

[@Faucetpay-freecryptocoins]

Din't knew what is Moringa until this Sunday morning!

[@Mrs_961]

Me too I never heard about it until today someone told me it help for weight loss so I started surching on google until I found out all the benefits of this miraculous plants 🪴

[@omshomestead]

YES!!!

[@deanna.radiant]

I don't know which Zone you're in, but if you're in Zones 9-11, your Moringa tree will grow back on it's own after harvesting leaves. Plus it's VERY easy to grow from cuttings than seeds. It's hard to kill a moringa tree in the tropics, my tree grows back crazy fast after harvesting leaves. 🌻

[@Pepesplants]

Yes, large branches (truncheons) will root in the ground. Pencil size cuttings also work in perlite. I prefer seed grown as cuttings don't produce strong enough roots for moringa trees in my experience.

[@kriswinniechau1965]

Been eating this leaves since I was a little kid. ❤️❤️❤️ It's really nutritious.

[@vidanaps714]

We consume this almost daily it most grew in a warm climate and tropical contry . It grow more on the country side we cooks as soup and steam with sauces etc…. Very delicious and lots of health benefits 🥰🥰🥰

[@rewachadha802]

Please do share the recipe of making Soup with Moringa Leaves.

[@bebot2014]

in my neighborhood in Phils. there are so many houses with Moringa trees in the yard. I myself have a huge Moringa tree which from time to time I incorporate the leaves and sometimes the young pods in sautéing other vegies. And I have a big leaves photos which really thrives around that tree. and it really grows easy.

[@elizabethprickett7934]

It's an amazing tree, people in India make many delicious curries, fries, soups with almost every part of this tree on an almost daily basis. Extremely Nutritious!!

[@marschlosser4540]

that story alone deserved a thumbs up :) Last summer, I planted 5 seedlings (Zone 9-A, Arizona). All were killed in the winter. 3 came back when the monsoons hit. Another 1 was in a 10 gallon pot and spent the winter outside, south side of the house and, if frost threatened, it was dragged under the eves. All bloomed last year and bees like them, but no pods! hasta, mano!

[@marschlosser4540]

@@living2day617 Are you in Arizona? Moringa can take a lot of dry, but where it's from they get heavy mists in the dry months and monsoons for weeks. The beans are eatable, as are the seeds.

[@marschlosser4540]

@@living2day617 Upper San Pedro River.

[@SaraRitta-y3j]

I'm in chandler arizona. My moringa tree is 8 years old and reaches heights of 35 to 40 ft tall. One thing I've learned here in Arizona is. They do not like to be in pots. They like to go in the ground right away. They like water for the first year after that, quit watering it. And make sure you cut it back every single winter

[@dukhipaki]

No need to plant a moringa seed. You can cut a moringa branch and put in soil. It will grow soon

[@Pepesplants]

Yes the will root from a good sized branch. Sometimes branches tossed around and left on the ground will root and form new trees if undisturbed. Seeds will provide a stronger root system however. Thanks for watching and sharing your comment.

[@SaraRitta-y3j]

Very true. You can grow from a branch. However I do like seed grown. Because you get the giant tap route to Anchor It in. And it has a stronger root system

[@margaretnyann9963]

He didn't use the plant properly.Please educate him on how to use moringa.I have used moringa leaves powder,1/2 teaspoonful early in the morning in my tea or porriage for two years now. I am 70yrs but look 50yrs.So please educate those who want to use it.Thanks.

[@AK-kn9ob]

This tree is native to the Indian continent and is a part of various Indian cuisines. The name Moringa comes from Tamil/Sinhalese where it is called "murungyikai". Truly a versatile plant and a tree of life. It is also considered an aphrodisiac (maybe a legend).

[@Thekomokoro]

We call it Malunggay in the Philippines and knowing how Ancient Hindus traveled to Southeast Asia in ancient times I really think there's a link. It was present in the Philippine's pre-colonial era. The Moringa is believed to be very ancient and must have existed during the dinosaur era. Perhaps a plant species from the Garden of Eden.

[@Avy999]

Didn’t know India is a continent

[@AK-kn9ob]

@@Avy999 If Europe is one, then so is India..........

[@doloinc]

​@@Thekomokoro marungai was brought to the Philippines by the Spanish

[@savi7493]

Hi Pepe , in Guyana we sautéd the leaves with onions, garlic , salt , pepper and coconut milk it’s very tasty, Guyanese refer to this dish as Sijan bajee . And wait we didn’t stop there 😊 we also used the moringa in fish curry. Very flavourful.

[@Pepesplants]

I am going to try some of that dish. Sounds good. Thanks for watching.

[@savi7493]

@@Pepesplants Go right ahead pep , I think you will find it on Matthews Guyanese Cooking or Being Rocky.

[@aldscanto6684]

You can also add sardines or tuna and thin slices of unripe papaya fruit after sautéd with onions, pepper and garlic add coconut milk to boil then next the moringa leaves put a little salt to taste and chilli serve hot..

[@savi7493]

@@aldscanto6684 Wow. Sounds yum! 😋

[@MonaYY_Rig]

What about the seeds should they be eaten ?

[@vidaadu7108]

Am from GHANA and soo many moringa trees has started growing in my garden by itself. I didn't know the benefits of the tree till I watched this video thank you sir😍

[@joeGuizan]

Poor children should be fed moringa for proper nutrition and growth. Plant plenty and eat moringa 2-3 times a week. Then hair stop falling, male sexual health, beautiful cheek for women, etc. Anyone in sports should eat moringa for strength and endurance. Add in soup, cook in meat, fry as veggies, or boil as veggies and drink the soup. Etc etc. Free multivitamin. If you have access to abundance of moringa, you don't need to buy multivitamins. Better mental health for poor children. Pass the blessings of moringa. 🎉🎉🎉 Shalom❤️❤️❤️.

[@cherrybeckford4985]

Vita are you the vida I met in Accra earlier this year.

[@junevivion2703]

Please research this tree and its fruit and seeds benefits! It IA also called The Miracle Tree. With the seeds, one can purify water to drink. One can make tee also from the leaves and eat the fruit. So many blessings!

[@rewachadha802]

@@junevivion2703 hello ! Can you share the secret of Purifying Water with Moringa Seeds.

[@junevivion2703]

@@rewachadha802 I will have to research it to be correct in sharing how.

[@eumenides87]

Maybe the spiciness that you tasted from the moringa leaves are caused by: 1. consuming the leaves raw 2. Overcooking the leaves. NEVER OVERCOOK moringa leaves. The taste is nasty. 3. The very dark green mature leaves tends to have this spicy-like taste. Use the young leaves and shoots if you're going to consume the moringa as a vegetable. And an advice from someone who literally grew up with a moringa tree- moringa is MEANT to use as a fresh vegetable for cooking. The powdered leaves are added in local flour to fortify/add some nutrients to our local bread here (pan de sal). It's true that moringa leaves are often given to lactating mother's diet to enhance milk production. Yes moringa is chockfull of nutrients but not complete. Better consult a dietician/nutrionist/ physician if you wanna introduce moringa into your diet. Oh yeah if you don't know how to cook moringa leaves I suggest you search some Filipino dishes like Tinolang Manok/ Chicken Tinola with Moringa Leaves, Ginisang Munggo/ Savory Sauteed Mung Beans with Moringa Leaves, Snails in Coconut Milk and Moringa Leaves and Sauteed Canned Sardines (in Tomato Sauce) with Moringa. Cheers and good luck to you.

[@Pepesplants]

Great information. Thanks for sharing.

[@ivorygrl]

Eating Moringa RAW is more nutritious and healthier. Cooking it destroys the nutritional value of anything.

[@marschlosser4540]

We just add fresh or dried to about anything. If cooked, when soup/stew is one, then add the leaves. Same for many greens.

[@rodenreyes6320]

When leaves are left to rot in water, it stinks to high heavens, like meat...could be because of high nutritional content like protein?

[@marschlosser4540]

@@rodenreyes6320 If moringa, I would say yes. Mesquite do the same.

[@silentnight3970]

We chopped a tree down around 12 days ago because it shot up to the skies in just a couple short years. The trunk has already put out new leaves. Grows double quick.

[@christylove3520]

It helps with rheumatoid arthritis pain. I use it.

[@rondayvu9400]

Moringa tree /leaves was always on our jungle survival list of natural foods to eat when on long distance patrols. Easy to find and allowed us to carry fewer loads of MERs...saved me nutritionally many times. Now use its oil for skin as cosmetic therapy.

[@pameladias9089]

Growing up in India , we always had a moringa tree in our garden. We enjoyed the vegetable of this tree called “drum sticks”. My mum use to prepare the vegetable with fresh scraped coconut, and it was so yummy. BUT, unfortunately, we had to chop the tree down coz you get a lot of termites to this tree and gradually these termites get into your homes and attack the wooden furniture etc.. But the moringa leaves are good. Can be made as a vegetable, put in soups etc.

[@carmenliedke8659]

Can you share the recipe of moringa and coconut? Thank you. CARMEN LIEDKE

[@presennababu6507]

@@carmenliedke8659 saute onion and shredded coconut and add moringa leaves to it , add little turmeric powder and salt to taste !! Thats it ! Enjoy

[@karenshaikh3744]

They are amazing and a gift, the drumsticks are great in Lentil curries. Just be careful when picking a location to plant them as you would not believe how aggressive the tap roots are.

[@Pepesplants]

Thanks for the tips. Great advice on the tap root for sure.

[@ilocanaespanola8467]

In Philippines we usually cooked Moringa leaves as our food. We mixed it in our chicken soup. It's delicious and healthy food.

[@CheezNrice4u]

How do you not overcook it?

[@geri9839]

​@@CheezNrice4uif you are cooking a soup dish add moringa leaves cover for a minute its done.

[@Jonases_20]

Skwater m

[@Maddie9185]

People always exaggerate with everything they think that if a little bit is good then a large amount must be better. Everything in moderation.

[@kylaalpin4074]

As a Filipino, we love to use moringga for soup.....specially chicken soup with papaya or zuccini and morningga leaves...

[@Pepesplants]

Sounds great!

[@annelliott6653]

@@Pepesplants how much water does it need in a pot grown

[@lourdes86179]

You can cut the branches because it grows agsin with new leaves. If you plant it in the ground it grows like a big tree. We mix it on a soup with fish and chicken.

[@mayarada2059]

I absolutely totally agree with you of how wonderful about moringa , bcoz I use to grow up with my parents with full of moringa plants around .

[@Pepesplants]

Thanks for sharing

[@johncarlosahagun4065]

the young moringa pods are so goood.

[@emsvaldez1290]

Hello po, we have many moringa or malunggay tree here in the Philippines. Indeed, there's many uses of the leaves itself, a very powerful tree.

[@warmwoolsoxgood4559]

It thins blood, so beware, if you have thrombocytopenia. It lowers blood pressure, so know that, too. It’s got good and bad effects, and if you have liver disease, avoid it. Or low BP. Also I’ve read it affects estrogen hormones.

[@alwaysprayzhim4556]

Hi. Can you explain the affect on the liver?

[@judyhowell7075]

Effects of estrogen too? Good or bad?

[@philomenawama2199]

Bull crap!! Moringa is natural healing tree.

[@ShalomShalom2023]

​@@judyhowell7075I read it helps to balance hormones. So if you take hormones, Im guessing it could effect the way your medicine works.

[@ksharpe8137]

I’ve heard it helps with liver function.

[@theoriginalkeepercreek]

Prior to 2014 we lived in Florida and grew our own Moringa. In 2016 we moved north of the 45th paralle and Moringa do not grow here, (so they say). I found a wonderful company out of Brooksville, FL who sell Moringa seesWe grow them starting from seed (not from our own tree), in April and don't transplant until after the second week of June. Our Moringa are of the miniature type. We grow about a dozen to harvest and 1 in a large pot which enables us to bring "her" inside in early to mid September to weather our winter. Although I dehydrate what we harvest, we have fresh still growing through the winter. It just works for us.

[@maureengreen8240]

Thank you for this share. I am excited to have found this plant. I am uber flouritoxic which caused metabolic syndrome...amid a host of other health problems. For that reason I search natural healing & food based metabolism remedies. Only found Moringa powder a week ago and already have had modt positive happenings. What are your favorite was to use this? Let me share one powerfully healthy plant usevwithbuou. I too harvest it for wintertime when fresh is not available. Check out health benefits of arugula. Highest scourcen of NO2.

[@trishr.3986]

Do you remember the name of the company? I would need to grow one in a pot (AZ).

[@SloppyJoe671]

Would not recommend juicing leaves based on my experience, will make you light headed, nauseous, and give you the runs all day

[@alexishumphrey7568]

It’s also a really good tea! Tulsi moringa is my favorite tea!

[@pinayfusioncooking4222]

We grow this a lot in Philippines. And we cook this with chicken soup called, tinola 😊

[@charlybrown1752]

very nice and tasty and that's all I do with its leaves, the pods, well, peel, chop into 2 1/2 03 3 inches and mix with other veges

[@anxigu1574]

Where I came from, I eat moringa since I was a kid (kamunggay-Biasaya ,Malunngay-tagalog ) but we didn't eat raw we put it in different kind of soup .

[@girmamogus4975]

I like your senses of humor

[@melissapaul6089]

Moringa bears a long fruit we call it saijan in the Caribbean, you can you it your soups or even curry with rice

[@devbachu7072]

I have a tree an I picked the leaves dried it an used it when I can to drink

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

I have like 10 of these in my backyard here in Texas .. I don’t eat it raw .. I use it along with eggs to make an omelette.. also add it with lentils to make a curry

[@monicalemmer5458]

I’m in Conroe, Tx…where can I get seeds to try to grow a moringa tree?

[@joaniemurdoch6627]

I got mine Saturday at the farmers market at valley ranch new caney. $16 I think. Mendez's Gardens is all I know.

[@fes22depio]

We love Moringa! Where could we get Moringa Tree in the USA? We live in Las Vegas. Been looking forward to having this plant. We truly love Moringa in the Philippines. I knew about how great Moringa from my father who was a great garden teacher in our home town in Leyte. He won first prize in a national gardening contest in the Philippines in the late ‘50s. He said, a handful of Moringa leaves gives more help to our body than anything else. We grew up eating Moringa & you can make tea out of it, too! Please help me get Moringa tree to plant in Vegas. Thank you!🥰🌺

[@Stepjam1]

I know that Baker Creek sells the seeds. I have had good luck with them.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Lots of moringa here in the Philippines and I use it often.

[@geysha3284]

We add it in fish soups with lemon grass. We call it "tinola". Very nutritious food!

[@theafricanblogger]

I used to live in America for over 30 years. I just moved back home to Africa 4 months ago. The Moringa taste different from the ones in America. I'm thinking about growing my own and selling it world wide.

[@catherinegrace2366]

Do it. Seems like a solid business to me.

[@iDreamOfOkra]

I love the moringa spiciness. It's a lot like the nasturtium spiciness. Absolutely delish!

[@chelexyaquino2523]

My favorite sir, very helpful for good diet and flat tummy, it's like a detox

[@zena_marie9899]

This tree grew wild in Jamaica and back in the day my grandma steamed the leaves with dhal and rice

[@princebenjaminkorantenh8054]

Good to hear that the Tree Of Life is healing many with diverse ailments and also preventing the hidden ones. Always ensure sourcing of Moringa & herbs as well as spices from reputable supplies. Age is a number as long as you equip yourself with more knowledge in all you do. Please keep the good work up as we in Africa are also supporting interested in mother Africa.

[@gloriaaguillar9563]

Morengga one of my favorite green leafy vegetable, l know it very well so much use on our health & body.

[@sathi6395]

Nice story. Agree too can cause a demise of a human. Moringa is one of the must-grow traditional plants for Tamils in Tamil Nadu , South India and diaspora arnd the world like Msia, Sumatra. We grewup on it - mum cooked it with grated coconut flakes and onions and bits of tempering spice to kill off the bittery radishy taste . Goodluck to planting more of it

[@rajesh339]

it caused me allergy, my mother cooked it with dal for lunch and i ate it, after 10 minutes itching ocurred, i ignored and went to sleep, by the time i woke up, my body is fully covered with red bumbs and is fully itchy and in 4 minutes i loose coniousness and fell down then my sister poured salt water into my mouth, then all that undigested moringa came out in form of vomit, then within few minutes i became normall

[@LeticiaSantos-in1xd]

Moringa also bear a long fruit. you can peel it like a string bean and you add to your cooking.

[@romeodelacruzjr7246]

Growing up in the province of the Philippine, this trees grow everywhere, we would climb it and pick the leafs and fruits out of it. We make it into Soup and with fish.

[@watchuu3]

It grows tall very quickly. I trim the tree once in awhile when offshoots come out from the main trunk. You have to do this to get some nice new leaves which are sweeter compared to the older leaves. Very nutritious! I add Moringa leaves to my lentil soup.

[@Pepesplants]

Thanks for the tips!

[@danielmarcelventer992]

For sure The Tree of Life 🌴

[@serenafincel]

I did the same thing. I did not end up in the hospital, but I spent the whole night in the bathroom.

[@corneliahaener6276]

Be careful if you are on thyroid hormones. I had a cardiovascular collapse with electrical block in my heart as Moringa blocks the conversion of inactive into the active form of thyroid hormone. But advisable to take if you are diabetic or have high blood pressure, or over-function of your thyroid. I started putting raw leaves into the food of my senior German shepherd and he is much more active, also mentally.

[@Pepesplants]

Thanks for your input. Glad to have you share your thoughts with us.

[@alwaysprayzhim4556]

You had a heart attack from moringa???

[@boostmobile5712]

In the Phillipines, we cook this with soup and good for nursing mothers

[@PeppersnGlowworms]

"All things are poison, and nothing is without poison; the dosage alone makes it so a thing is not a poison."

[@Pepesplants]

💯 agree. Thanks for watching and posting.

[@mister-amazing]

I think I read somewhere the roots are poisonous

[@danaodom1010]

Seeds also poisonous...only leaves safe

[@Pepesplants]

@@danaodom1010 I should be dead then. Took the seeds as a pill for months. The roots are dangerous.

[@tracycrider7778]

@@danaodom1010 seeds aren’t dangerous, many curries & soups made from it

[@catherinebrown7299]

Videos about this tree have started popping up, so I am learning about this tree. Thank You for sharing!!!

[@Pepesplants]

My pleasure.

[@myeahawhite]

thank you my friend. i see why ppl are going to the hospital. they are consuming too much

[@BlueSkySanctuaryBaja]

Great video, with a great message, respect the moringa tree! Haha, well done Pepe!

[@mariatukargbo8458]

I am drinking moringa tea while i am watching. Thank you.

[@robertballesteros2275]

Mixed moringa with oyster mushroom and bamboo shot, wow! Delicious.

[@marygracecarpio-kw5rg]

Bet you guys, it's yummy to put on chicken stew. We called the recipe Tinula. Proud to say that it's a lot in my country. Very easy to plant, and maringa loves a sandy soil. Now having my maringa tea

[@jessiehughes9432]

Never let one fall on you over ten feet tall!!

[@brendacallahan2580]

I have been taking moringa for a few years now. I no longer have high blood pressure and I don't deal with blood sugar roller coaster anymore. And i just mentally feel good. Will never quit taking it.

[@annemac8175]

I have one five inches high from seed but plan to grow many more.

[@Faucetpay-freecryptocoins]

Thanks for the video! Now I know what is Moringa and how to consume it! I will search for it and buy it! Made me curious!

[@Pepesplants]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AtelierofZ_Co24]

Don't throw it away use it as natural mulch or fertilizer to boost other plants! you never chuck a plant unless its dying, infested or diseased.

[@PapiMike]

We call that Manluggay here in the Philippines and it is considered to be a super food.

[@dankumarasamy5984]

I have a teaspoon of moringa powder diluted in warm water everyday. Controls diabetes.

[@bennettayoung6357]

Do you make the powder from moringa or can you buy it somewhere?

[@paulpyatt9942]

@@bennettayoung6357 You can buy it in Walmart as a powder.

[@bennettayoung6357]

@@paulpyatt9942 Thank you. Seems like between Amazon and Walmart they have everything.

[@jammy2431]

here in the philippines ..we used it for our chicken soup...there is a lot of benefits u can have with this leave more especially its fruit that we also use to cook with squash and string beans with some pork...its also best for those who are in breast feeding..it helps alot.

[@netcorneja8389]

😍

[@mygreethumbdotxyz9109]

I add moringa leaves and flowers to my salad. If you don't want the "zingy" taste, use only the young leaves - the ones at the top.

[@havad3938]

You were informative and entertaining! I use the Maringa powder, but would like to try the fresh. The powder, At least, it's a bit hard to digest in the beginning, start at a half teaspoon, and can work your way up to 2 teaspoons, Or was it 2 tablespoons, sorry not remembering.

[@Pepesplants]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video.

[@abhi2biz]

Don't eat much. Two or three leaves are enough.

[@projectqueen610]

We delivered an utra-light plane to a guy. He refused to watch the training video and crashed his plane....at least he did acknowledge that he refused training.

[@rodgepaderon]

Here in the phils, we have plenty. It is my favorite dish cooked with coconut extract dished with dried fish.

[@liuqiuokiman7302]

Unfortunately this is why we have to put warning labels on EVERYTHING does someone really have be told not to eat the trunk of any tree? Apparently some do!

[@Australiantourforyourdog]

New sub mate, I have a moringa tree here and about to start a little area for more.. cheers 🇦🇺✌️🌄🐾

[@hannesdejager3723]

In South Africa the rural people call it the tree of life because of its medicinal chemistry. The dried leaves of the tree sells for about 20 dollars a kg.

[@juliusmaehlich3138]

@ johannesdejager3723 . How much is it in Rand. Dollars are not their currency.

[@mariama.7940]

Filipinos here in Bahrain are also planting malunggay or moringa!

[@chaselex]

First time trying it, it burnt my tongue and felt it for the rest of the day haha amazing nutrients surprising my tongue

[@MsFishingdog]

Thanks for the info.

[@victoriakenny6364]

In the Philippines we grow moringa tree ,we used them as soup mixed with fish daily n so yummy

[@Pepesplants]

Thanks for sharing

[@starthestarofman4189]

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[@MrVnk811]

A lot in Asia. In California I have 5 trees at home.. one grew 10 fts and other four in pots.

[@tedemberson3473]

I did something similar, I got a bunch of leaves and put it in a blender and added a cup of water and down the hatch boy I felt sick for a while, will go easy on the dosage

[@Pepesplants]

Live an learn. Take care and thanks for watching.

[@Sullivanserves]

I love the humor, I want folding now my hair is growing back no I'm just kidding lol

[@Sullivanserves]

I very much would like to order one of those trees

[@sarojvarma3537]

Will Moringa tree grow and thrive in Edmonton-(AB) Canada like snowy climate.Plz reply as I am a great fan of this trees' nutrient value.

[@Pepesplants]

You will need a green house. You could also grow in pots keep them trimmed and small. Bring inside when temperatures drop below 55 degrees F. Easy on the water or you will rot them. Thanks for watching.

[@holycow3355]

Have a moringa tree for 3 yrs, lots of leaves & flowers, BUT no drumsticks, keen to see how they look like ?

[@miguelsolo6810]

I ate some a few days ago and broke out in a vicious rash all over , my skin feels like i'm roasting alive. Heeeeeeeeeelp!!!!!!

[@ABCD15334]

tell us more about this plant and how to grow...i have one and during winters drops all the leaves is that ok?also what the minimun temperature that could tolerate

[@Pepesplants]

Yes, they drop leaves in winter. I have had them survive temperatures around 35 degrees F. Mature trees do much better. Some have frozen and die back to the base in Central Florida. They often regrow from the roots and recover in the spring. Colder climates may kill them for sure.

[@ABCD15334]

@@Pepesplants so would recommend to put them inside?or make a construction to keep them safe or they will drop anyway below 10C for example?

[@oldman_eleven]

@@ABCD15334 ive seen a few videos where people cut them back and or create a cage around and stuff with leaf to help protect if it is very cold.

[@jennyvanniekerk9600]

Moringa trees are native to Africa. Where i live they grow all over

[@Little-Red-Big-Smile]

New Sub Here Great Channel!😁💯👍

[@coolroy4300]

Everything in moderation, including trees 😆