How to assess health of Mooringa plant?

Question

Hello Team,

I would like to take your advise on my Mooringa plant. I am asking this question in reference to your guidance and advice on my Mandarin plant a few months ago, regarding its growth out of the grafted portion and I had to remove the entire plant as it won't produce any fruits.

Please refer to my mooringa plant pictures and please provide your feedback on its growth and health, is everything ok with this plant or not. Thanks - Balaji.

balaji27 · Answer

Thanks @MitchellMc for the prompt response and encouraging words, I feel relieved now.

Have a great day.

Best

MitchellMc · Answer

Hi @balaji27,

Your moringa plant looks perfectly healthy from what I can see. Unlike your mandarin tree, moringa plants are generally not grafted, so you don’t need to worry about growth coming from below a graft line.

Moringa is usually grown from seed or cuttings, and it naturally produces multiple shoots and vigorous growth, like what you’re seeing. The structure and foliage in your photos look normal and healthy.

At this stage, there’s nothing you need to correct. Just keep giving it good sunlight, well-draining soil, and regular watering while it establishes.

It looks like it’s growing well.

Mitchell