When is the flowering period of mango?

If mango grows naturally, it usually blooms in 12- 12 of the following year. If it is well maintained, it will arrive at 1 1 month in advance. Its flowering period is around the Spring Festival, and it takes about 15-25 days from flowering to flowering, which is relatively long.

Maintenance of mango flowering period

Mango needs plenty of sunshine when it blooms. Only when there is plenty of sunshine will more flowers bloom, and there should be sufficient humidity environment during maintenance. Water in time at ordinary times to keep the soil moist, but the number of watering can be reduced in winter.

Mango watering at flowering stage

Mango needs to maintain a period of drought before flowering, which is beneficial to flowering, but it needs to be watered in time to keep the soil moist when sprouting.

Fertilization of mango at flowering stage

Mango also needs topdressing foliar fertilizer in time at the initial flowering stage. Carbon-based nutrient microbial fertilizer can be topdressing 1 ~ 2 times at the initial flowering stage, and appropriate fertilization should be applied at the full flowering stage.

Pruning of mango at flowering stage

Mango flowers should be thinned during flowering, and residual flowers should be cut off after flowering to avoid consuming too much nutrients.

Mango flowering treatment

Mango needs to be pruned in time after flowering, and the residual flowers and rotten branches should be removed as soon as possible, which can save nutrition and be conducive to future growth and development. Fertilization should also be done in time at ordinary times, because the nutrients consumed during flowering are relatively large and need to be supplemented in time.