Planting method of mango

Let the seeds germinate first 1, and look for mango trees. Finding a mango tree near your home and planting mangoes with its seeds is the best way to ensure that mangoes can be planted. Mango can grow near your home, which means that it and its seeds can adapt to the climate here. If you live in a warm climate and mild winter, you are likely to find mangoes that grow well. If you can't find mango trees, you can order them or buy them directly from the store. Be sure to buy mango varieties that can grow well locally. You can also go to the store to buy mangoes, and then use its seeds to grow mangoes. But this does not guarantee that it can adapt to the local climate, especially those mangoes shipped from other regions and countries. But this method is still worth a try.

2. Check the seeds for vitality. Cut off the pulp around the seed to expose the seed coat. Carefully cut the seed coat to expose the seeds. Healthy seeds will be yellowish brown and look fresh. If the seed is kept in a cold environment for a long time, it will shrink and turn gray, which means that the seed can no longer be used. Cut off as much pulp as possible around the seed: put the pulp in the palm of your hand, carefully cut the pulp into 2 cm square, and then turn the pulp out. So you can eat it directly or dig it into a bowl with a spoon. You can wear gloves when handling mango seeds. The juice secreted by mango may irritate the skin.

Second, plant mango 1 and transplant mango seedlings to sunny places. Choose a sunny place to grow mangoes. The place you choose should be big enough, because mango trees will grow very big. Before planting in the last place, put the mango in a well-drained place in the backyard. You should choose the place where mangoes grow. There should be no buildings, sewers or overhead cables around. When mango grows a complete and healthy root system, then transplant it. When transplanting, the thickness of the bottom of mango tree is about 5 cm. You can keep it in a flowerpot all the time, so that you can grow a small mango tree that is easy to take care of. If your living environment is cold, you can move the flowerpot back indoors after the outdoor temperature drops.

2. Plant seedlings. Dig a hole big enough to put a ball, which is about three times as big as the ball. Potted soil, garden sand (non-fertile soil) and soil are mixed in the ratio of 1: 1: 1. Plant mangoes in the pit, then bury the mixed soil around the roots and water them. Don't hurt the roots when transplanting. The root position should be kept clean.

3. Water regularly and apply appropriate amount of fertilizer. Mango takes at least 4 to 5 years to bear fruit. As a result, although it took a long time, it was worthwhile to wait. Don't apply too much fertilizer. If too much fertilizer is applied, mango trees will only leave leaves without fruit.

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It takes six to eight years for saplings to bear fruit. You can also buy mango seeds at the seed company.