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Moringa Seedling Live Plant
Moringa Seedling Live Plant
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Listing is for one plant grown out in a 5 inch nursery pot.
Moringa Seedling (Moringa oleifera) – The Miracle Tree for Food, Wellness & Sustainability Grow your own Moringa (Moringa oleifera) from a healthy seedling and enjoy the benefits of this fast-growing, nutrient-rich plant known as the Miracle Tree. With edible leaves, pods, and seeds, Moringa is perfect for edible gardens, food forests, and container growing in warm climates.
Plant Information:
Common Names: Moringa, Drumstick Tree, Tree of Life, Miracle Tree
Growth Habit: Fast-growing, drought-tolerant deciduous tree
Mature Height: Can reach 15-30 feet, but responds well to pruning for bushier, more manageable growth
Harvest Time: Leaves can be harvested within 2-3 months of planting; seed pods appear as tree matures
Cold Hardiness: Best grown in USDA zones 9-11; grow in containers in colder climates and overwinter indoors
Sun Exposure: Requires full sun for optimal growth
Care Instructions After Receiving Shipment:
Unpack Immediately: Remove from packaging and inspect your seedling
Hydrate: Water well to rehydrate and settle the soil
Acclimate: Place in a shaded or semi-sunny spot for 1-2 days before moving into full sun
Transplant: Choose a well-draining pot or in-ground location with loose, sandy soil; plant at the same depth as in its nursery container
Monitor Growth: Keep soil lightly moist during the first few weeks; avoid overwatering
Simple Plant Care Instructions:
Soil: Prefers well-draining, sandy or loamy soil; avoid heavy, clay-rich soils
Water: Water deeply but infrequently; allow the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings
Spacing: Allow 8-10 feet between trees if planting more than one
Fertilizing: Not typically needed, but can be boosted with light compost in poor soil
Pruning: Prune early and often to promote a bushy growth habit and easy leaf harvesting
Harvesting: Young leaves can be picked fresh or dried for tea and powder; mature trees produce edible pods and seeds
Benefits & Uses:
Superfood Powerhouse: Leaves are packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and plant protein
Versatile Use: Add to smoothies, soups, teas, or dry for long-term storage
Medicinal Benefits: Traditionally used for energy, inflammation, and immune support
Low Maintenance: Adapts well to hot, dry conditions
Sustainable Plant: Fast-growing and useful in permaculture and food forest designs
What You’ll Receive:
Healthy Moringa seedling, established and ready to transplant
Easy-to-follow care instructions to help it thrive
Grow Your Own Moringa Miracle Tree!

