SK ORGANIC ODC3 Moringa Seeds, High Yielding Moringa Variety Seeds 100% Authentic

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SK Organic ODC3 Moringa seeds are 100% authentic and high-yielding seeds. You can get the best results with minimal effort; the seeds require less germination water. The vegetable will grow after 6 to 7 months, and you can harvest it after 8 to 9 months. Botanical Name: Moringa oleifera Seed Specifications Specifications Details Name Moringa seeds Other Common Names Drumstick seeds Munga seeds Saijan ki phall Germination Time 1 to 2 weeks Harvesting Time 8 to 9 months Avg. Plant Height 10 to 20 meters Avg. Weight 70 to 80 gm Color Green Features and Benefits: Moringa seeds are grown across India. It has various nutritional benefits and has a unique taste and high-yielding capacity. Moringa or drumstick contains a good amount of protein and antioxidant components, reducing inflammation in the body. It improves gut and liver health. You can also consume moringa in powder form and regulate your blood pressure. It also fights against foodborne bacterial diseases and boosts immunity. Moringa’s Vitamin A is the ideal element for skin and hair health. Nutritional Components Moringa is one of the best sources of protein, minerals, fiber, antioxidants, carotenoids, and vitamins like Vitamin B, C, and K. Seed Requirements Requirements Details Season March to May July to October Soil Well-drained sandy soil Sunlight 6 to 8 hours of full sunlight Temperature 25 to 35°C Water Once or twice a week Fertilizer NPK fertilizer (2:1:1 or 3:1:1) How to Sow Moringa Seeds? Add sandy and well-drained soil to the container and mix it well with cocopeat. Use a seedling tray until the seed germinates. Place the tray of containers where seeds can get full sunlight. Sprinkle water and avoid water logging in the soil. The moringa seeds will germinate within 1 to 2 weeks and then transfer the plant into the farming field. Make sure to maintain an equal distance between the two crops. Pesticides and insecticides can be used here to control fruit rot, stem rot, flies, caterpillars, and red mites.