Yes! Moringa is a tropical tree so if you live in zone 8b and higher, you can grow Moringa during Spring, Summer and Fall. If you live in lower zones, you can grow Moringa during Spring and Summer. If you live in lower even lower zones, you can grow Moringa during the Summer. So, depending on where you live, Moringa will grow as a perineal (it will go dormant during the cold months & wake up during the warm/hot months) or an annual (grow during the warm/hot months only/it dies during cold, and you simply start new seed the following warm season.

It’s anti-inflammatory, full of antioxidants, and known to support blood sugar, pressure, and digestion. The oil can be used for the skin, hair, eyes, cuts and bruises. While the tea can be good for the nervous system. The powder can be good for mineralizing and for energy. The capsules can be good to supplement as a whole multi-vitamin. The tincture can be good for adding to your water or taking directly under the tongue. Additionally, it is high in Vitamins, minerals & micronutrients. It's a complete protein. Last but not least, its seed is used to purify water!

If you are under the care of a physician, pregnant or on medication, talk to your doctor before using Moringa.

Most people begin with a small amount such as one cup of tea or one teaspoon of powder daily, then gradually increase based on personal preference. Talk to your doctor in case you're on any medications.

Properly dried moringa products maintain peak nutrition for about one year when stored in cool, dry conditions. Transfer packaging over to glass storage bins. Since our moringa is the freshest you can get, it lasts the longest with the highest nutrients available. Seeds can sprout after 5 years. Oil can last many years without going bad, if not contaminated once opened. Consume the tea and the powder within 1-2 years. The tincture is preserved in alcohol and lasts several years.