How to grow small mango seeds in small potted plants

Mango is one of the famous tropical fruits, which contains sugar, protein and crude fiber. Mango contains a high content of vitamin A precursor carotene, which is rare in all fruits. The fruit tree is a large evergreen tree of the family Lacqueraceae originating in India, which can also be made into a small potted plant. So, how do small mango seeds grow small potted plants?

First, how to grow small mango seeds in small pots?

Select the ripe mango, take out the core, dry it for about two days, soak it in clean water for 4-7 days, and plant it when it turns yellowish green after germination. Choose a medium-sized flowerpot and put it into the nutritious soil. When planting, poke a few small holes with your fingers, and put the buds up and the roots down. Spray water after planting to soak the soil and seeds completely and keep them in a place with astigmatism for maintenance.

2. Propagation methods of potted mango

1. Sowing seeds

Pot mango generally choose to sow and reproduce more, it is best to choose a relatively flat, fertile, good loose, good drainage sand bed soil, peel off the stem buds of the main plant, and then graded into the soil, and can not water too much, because mango seedlings are afraid of water during the period, will lead to poor seedling development, it is best to maintain a good ventilated environment.

2. Grafting

If the grafting method is used to propagate mango potted plants, it is usually carried out in March, because the grafting rate of March plants is higher, and June and December are the worst. Because it is spring coming, the temperature is suitable, and the healing ability of the plant is strengthened after grafting, it is best to select stronger branches, then keep the rootstock and scion mouth clean, put on a plastic bag, pour in the right amount of water, and place in a sunny place.

Mango pot maintenance method is relatively simple, and easy to survive, interested friends can try to plant.