I soaked the seeds overnight and planted them around noon today. The soil is a mixture of sandy loam, peat moss, and some extra river sand. The temperature is about 25C and the pots receive full sun in the afternoon.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Moringa stenopetala Seeds Arrive!
Yesterday afternoon my Moringa stenopetala seeds arrived! I thought it would take several weeks, but I purchased these from a different seller and it only took about 9 days. The seller is www.ilovemoringa.com. Not only did I receive the seeds promptly, but I also was given 12 seeds instead of 6, growing and care instructions, and a pen, as well as a hand written letter. I was very impressed with this seller.
I soaked the seeds overnight and planted them around noon today. The soil is a mixture of sandy loam, peat moss, and some extra river sand. The temperature is about 25C and the pots receive full sun in the afternoon.
I soaked the seeds overnight and planted them around noon today. The soil is a mixture of sandy loam, peat moss, and some extra river sand. The temperature is about 25C and the pots receive full sun in the afternoon.
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I did some tissue culture of Moringa in the lab.. But it's of a different species. Your studies are so interesting.
ReplyDeleteWas it oleifera?
ReplyDeleteAndrew - I sold you those seeds. Are they up and running yet? - Emily Tack
ReplyDelete11/12 so far which is fantastic. Thanks for letting me know that the ones that were eaten should regrow. I was about to through them out...
ReplyDeleteI did some research on Inter-cropping moringa and jatropha seed in my lab to gain more health and wealth.
ReplyDeleteI think it must be completed with in a few days. will post my report soon.
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ReplyDeleteThe info are impressive.. It was very useful to everyone...
ReplyDeleteDo you have PKM 1 seeds? I found this seeds in a web: www.oilseedsshop.com
I've heard the yields for PKM 1 are very impressive (pods/acre). I'll leave the above in case anyone wants to grow this variety. Of course make sure to look around for other sources.
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