How to plant mangoes

Before planting mango, clean the pulp on the stone, soak it in clear water, and it will germinate in about a week. After germination, plant the seeds in the soil with their heads down. After planting, it takes about 10 days to take root by adding manure and watering properly. In the later stage, we should give enough light, keep the temperature at about 20 degrees, and apply fertilizer in a timely and appropriate manner.

First, seeds are treated.

Choose mango with fully ripe fruit, take out the core, wash the pulp and soak it in clear water. It is best to keep the temperature at about 20 degrees all the time during soaking, and change the water once a day to ensure that the water is clean and germinate in about a week.

Second, pot planting

Mango likes loose soil with good drainage, so it is suggested to cultivate it in ceramic flowerpots. Plant the germinated seeds in the soil with their heads down. After planting, it takes about 10 days to take root by adding manure and watering properly.

Third, post-maintenance

Mango likes light, so it should be placed in a place with plenty of light after its later survival, but it should not be irradiated by strong light. It is recommended to receive light for 6 to 8 hours every day and keep the temperature at about 20 degrees. If it is found that the seedlings grow slowly, an appropriate amount of Woye water-soluble fertilizer should be applied.