How do I make moringa foliar spray for my plants?

Answer: To make moringa foliar spray, blend 300g of fresh moringa leaves with 3 liters of clean water (1:10 ratio), strain through a cloth, and spray directly onto plant leaves using a fine mist sprayer.

Apply during cooler hours - early morning or late afternoon - every 7–10 days for best results.

Why It Works:

• Boosts photosynthesis and leaf development
• Provides micronutrients like zinc, manganese, and boron
• Stimulates growth and flowering due to natural plant hormones
• Helps plants cope with drought or heat stress

How to Apply:

• Use on crops like kale, spinach, tomatoes, maize, and beans
• Spray both the top and underside of leaves
• Reapply after rainfall

FAQs: Can I store the spray? Yes - refrigerate it in a sealed container for up to 7 days. Shake well before use.

Which crops benefit most? Fast-growing vegetables, fruiting plants, and leafy greens respond quickly. It is particularly effective in the early growth stage and during flowering.