Light:

Full sun to partial sun (south, east or west window).

Temperature:

Maintain indoor temperatures for potted plants above 40°

Humidity:

It’s preferable to grow them at 50% or higher; however, they can tolerate lower levels with no harm.

Watering:

Bring the soil to visual dryness between waterings.  When watering, thoroughly saturate soil until a little water runs out of the bottom of the pot.  Do not water again until soil is visually dry.

Fertilizer:

They are moderate feeders so 1/4 tsp. of fertilizer per gallon of water once a week is a general recommendation.  Use a balanced fertilizer, i.e. 15-15-15 or a blooming fertilizer like Pro Gro ‘Grow’ 7-9-5 or Electra 5-10-3.

Pruning:

Plants can be pruned as needed.  However, the plant grows with a central leader and lateral branches much like a Christmas tree. It is on these lateral branches that the flowers and fruit form so pruning will slow down fruiting.  They do take well to pruning when it is needed.

Insects and Disease:

Morinda have few problems with insects or diseases of the foliage and roots.

Comments:  

Morinda make excellent potted plants producing the Noni fruit easily and at a young age. The more sun the better and when temperatures are kept above 60° they grow and fruit year-round.