Have you tried using Malunggay/ Moringa powder to nourish your plants? Much has been written and proven about the power of Malunggay (Moringa) in providing health benefits to people - from being a source of essential vitamins and minerals needed by the body to the prevention and treatment of respiratory, digestive and other illnesses. In similar ways, it can also be beneficial to plants. FIRST HAND EXPERIENCE My personal experience in gardening confirms that Malunggay, when converted to powder form and mixed with water can boost the growth of newly planted or repotted plants and can promote blooming and fruiting. I tried this with the African Talisay that I marcotted which quickly developed prolific buds and blooms two weeks after it shed off leaves when it was cut from the Mother Tree. The Kalamansi tree I planted on the ground did not show progress of growth for a year, but started to bear flowers and fruits after I moved it to a huge pot with a weekly dose of Malunggay powder. M
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