Moringa, The Miracle Tree Planted and Sprouting
Suzi AKA DesertDance So CA Zone 9b
10 years ago
I got 45 seeds on Ebay, and 6 out of 9 are seedlings. They are doing fine, and we surrounded them with gopher/vole wire to keep the critters out. They are now all about 6" tall after a week. We replaced the ones that didn't germinate with new seeds.
There is one... a very cute one. It germinated, but some critter got it prior to it's protection cage. It's stem is really green, but there are no leaves. Sad.
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