Moringa Arab or Moringa Peregrina

The displayed prices do not include shipping fees, which may vary depending on the destination. Please note that: the product size may vary slightly, ranging between 150cm - 90cm. Note: The images shown here of the product illustrate its features and appearance after planting, care, and providing all its needs as shown in the plant description. Product description: Arabian Moringa, also known as the Arab Ban or Yasar, is a tropical and subtropical tree belonging to the Moringaceae family. This tree is known for its high nutritional value and its various uses in traditional medicine, cooking, and cosmetics. Plant description: Tree: A fast-growing and versatile tree, reaching several meters in height. Leaves: Compound, feathery, and bright green in color. Flowers: Fragrant white flowers, gathered in clusters. Fruits: Long and narrow, containing small round seeds. Seeds: The most valuable part of the tree, containing a high percentage of oils, proteins, vitamins, and minerals. Benefits and uses: Nutritional value: All parts of the tree have high nutritional value, serving as an excellent source of vitamins, minerals, fiber, and proteins. Medical uses: Used in traditional medicine to treat many diseases, such as: - Digestive system diseases - Skin diseases - Vision problems - Cardiovascular diseases Food uses: The leaves and seeds are used in cooking, adding a distinctive flavor to dishes. Cosmetic uses: Moringa seed oil is used in manufacturing cosmetics, such as creams, oils, and shampoos. Moringa Arab care tips: Soil: Prefers well-drained sandy soil. Watering: Needs regular watering, especially during summer. Light: Requires full sun exposure. Fertilization: Can be regularly fertilized with organic fertilizers. Pruning: Should be pruned regularly to maintain shape and size. Protection from pests and diseases: Must be protected from common pests and diseases. Additional tips: Moringa can be propagated by seeds or cuttings. Leaves and seeds can be harvested year-round. Leaves and seeds can be dried and stored for later use. Note: Before using any part of the Moringa tree for medicinal purposes, consult a doctor.