Dwarf Moringa Tree Seeds | 20+ Seeds to Grow | Highly Nutritious Leaves and Seeds, Edible and Tasty.

So far growing well. I planted three. There is only one strong one. The other two sprouted up and withered away. Not sure what happened. I’m hopeful for my one strong one. I will try again with the remaining seeds if this one doesn’t make it.

Germination rate was so bad. I used different soil with conditioner and fertilizers and planted in intervals to see if it works. Nothing happened and i just got bad seeds. Dont know why i bought the second time.

planted 8 seeds, 4 germinated after 7 to 9 days. Maybe the rest will sprout, too.

Count your package. Item says 20+ seeds in package. I only received 16. Some people say they are hard to germinate, my chances of getting seeds to germinate just dropped lower. It's my first time trying to grow them.

Most of my seeds are germinated. Soaked them 48hours in water before planting them in soil

I soaked the seeds for 24 hours, then placed they on a moist paper towel. covered with another towel. Kept them moist until they sprouted, then planted in pots about 1/2 inch deep in well draining soil. They took about 6 days to initially sprout and a few more days to surface after planting. By the way, the seeds floated until fully soaked (do not discard floaters). the poor photo is of several I started soaking on May 24th, about three weeks from the beginning of soak.

My Seeds are not Morango plant these seeds are growing weeds or grass I gave a few to a friend she called me and ask if I was playing a trick on her Because her Seeds were growing weeds or grass, this is not right and I ate a few of these Seeds & they were not Morango seeds . I'm not very Happy about these seeds growing Looks like Grass or Weeds .The pic above is what is growing from the seeds that I purchased and it's definitely not a Morango plant

The seeds grew successfully in my greenhouse! Germination was good and the plants are thriving. Important note: these absolutely need constant warmth. Don't try planting them outside unless you're in a tropical climate. They do great in a greenhouse environment where you can control the temperature. If you have the right setup to keep them warm year-round, these are quality seeds. Just be prepared to provide that consistent heat they need to flourish!