Moringa Seeds (Semilla de Moringa) – Dried Botanical Seeds for Planting & Infusions

Sizes & price per oz:

• 4 oz bag ($2.00 / oz)
• 8 oz bag ($2.00 / oz)
• 1 lb bag ($2.00 / oz)
• 2 lb bag ($1.90 / oz)
• 2.5 lb bag ($1.80 / oz)

Moringa Seeds (Semilla de Moringa)

Whole dried moringa seeds from the moringa tree, with a mild green, faintly bitter character. Traditionally used for planting and, when the kernel is prepared, in herbal infusions.

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Product Details

• Variety: Whole dried moringa seeds, Moringa oleifera (semilla de moringa)
• Size: Available in 4 Oz, 8 Oz, 1 Lb, 2 Lb and 2.5 Lb
• Origin: Product of Mexico
• Flavour: Mild and green with a faint bitterness

About & Traditional Use

Moringa seeds come from Moringa oleifera, often called the moringa or "drumstick" tree, which is grown across tropical and subtropical regions. Each seed is enclosed in a papery, winged shell around a pale kernel.

Our seeds are whole, dried, and cleaned. They are traditionally planted to grow moringa trees, and the kernels are sometimes steeped to make simple infusions or added to blended botanical mixes.

How to Use

To brew a simple infusion, peel a few seeds and lightly crush the kernels. Add them to a cup, pour over hot (not boiling) water, and steep 5 to 8 minutes. Strain and enjoy. The flavor is mild and slightly bitter, so many people pair it with a squeeze of citrus or a touch of honey.

For planting, sow the whole seed in well-draining soil and keep warm and moist until it sprouts.

Recipes

Citrus Moringa Cup: Steep 2 to 3 crushed kernels with a strip of lemon peel for 6 minutes, then sweeten to taste.

Green Botanical Blend: Combine crushed moringa kernels with dried mint and a little dried lemongrass for a fresh, herbal infusion.

Honey Warmer: Steep the kernels, strain, and stir in a spoon of honey and a pinch of cinnamon.

FAQ

Q: Are these seeds whole or shelled?
A: They are whole, dried, cleaned seeds still in their papery winged shell.

Q: Can I plant these to grow a moringa tree?
A: Yes, they are viable seeds commonly used for planting moringa.

Q: What do they taste like in an infusion?
A: The kernel is mild and green with a faint bitterness, which pairs well with citrus or honey.

Q: How should I store them?
A: Keep them in a cool, dry place in a sealed container away from direct light.

Sold for traditional culinary/infusion use only. No medicinal or health claims are made.

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