Indian moringa alivera seeds. Moringa

Scientific name: Moringa Hy Original habitat: Its original habitat is the Indian subcontinent, especially in northern India, but today it is widespread throughout tropical and subtropical regions in Asia, as well as Africa and Latin America. Other names: The tree of ban, the tree of frankincense, the miracle tree, the tree of ease or ease, the wild garlic tree, and even the horse radish tree. Climatic conditions: Indian Moringa is characterized by its intolerance to some harsh conditions, especially severe cold and frost, but it is highly resistant to drought, making it suitable for cultivation in all regions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Suitable soil for cultivation: Light, sandy soil that is not heavy with clay or waterlogged, with good drainage. Propagation: Moringa trees grow easily from seeds and even cuttings, as they grow quickly even in poor soil and bloom after 8 months of planting. Flowering: It begins to flower in May. Method of planting: Usually, seeds are placed in perforated bags, planted in soil, and when the seedlings reach three months old, they can be transplanted to their permanent location. Water them well, place in a warm spot with as much light as possible. Water frequently until they sprout, then after germination, water twice a week until the topsoil remains moist, but do not overwater to avoid drowning. Once firmly established, Moringa can tolerate drought-like conditions. Regardless of the planting method, ensure good drainage as the roots will rot in waterlogged soil. Pruning: Prune old flowering branches to stimulate and activate the production of new branches, which will produce more leaves. Benefits of Indian Moringa plant: It has many benefits and is used in medicine to treat some diseases such as: Treatment of some reproductive system diseases like prostatitis and cystitis. Elimination of diarrhea problems. Alleviation of rheumatism symptoms. Extracted oils are used as nerve laxatives and also help reduce headaches. Useful in some skin diseases. Other benefits: Improving certain types of soil, used in some cosmetic and perfume products, used as animal feed.