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Apr 02, To prune a Moringa tree, you’ll first want to harvest your leaves and then set them aside in a clean environment to either use, dry, or turn into powder.

We recommend doing so just before the first frost hits in winter.

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Then cut your tree down to about 3 feet. We recommend doing this even for those of you who don’t live in cold climates. Nov 22, Letting a Moringa tree get too tall, will still give you a lovely shade tree, but - you will need a ladder when you want to reap the harvest. If you are diligent about pinching back the tops, and lopping limbs, it will always be a pleasant, easy task to prune them. If you are not, as we well know, it will be an ordeal. Dec 19, The first thing that you have to do in pruning your Moringa tree is to assess it.

Look at if it has dead leaves and branches. If it does, prioritize removing it in the next stumpmulching.barted Reading Time: 5 mins. Your Moringa may be dying but more likely it is shutting down for the year. Unless you live in Florida or Hawaii, your weather is cooling down. They thrive and grow at temperatures over 70 degrees min. Mine are hardly growing here with the temps at night down to Dec 24, You could try growing it indoors in a large container.

But it is a tree with a big taproot, so will need a large, deep container, and still will be somewhat stunted compared to in-ground growing. If you want to do this, the best way would probably be to buy seeds and start your own from seed. It will drop its leaves if temps go below 60 degrees. May 17, How to Grow Your Own Moringa Tree. There are many ways to grow your own Moringa tree so you can experience their benefits too.

Here are a few different ways to harvest your own tree as detailed by Trees for Life: Growing Moringa Trees from a Cutting: After the trees have stopped producing fruits each year, branches need to be cut off so that.