How to grow mango seeds

Mango is a tropical fruit that many people like to eat, sour, sweet and delicious, rich in vitamin A precursor carotene, which is unmatched by other fruits. Eat mango in addition to the pulp, we will find that there is a big core, in fact, this is the seed of mango. So how do you grow mango seeds?

How do you grow mango seeds?

1. Select a ripe mango, take out its seed, cut it open with a knife from a small gap in the seed shell, then break the seed shell, take out the seed germ from it, and soak it in water for a period of time.

2. Prepare the flowerpot and culture soil in advance, bury the seed half in the soil, and mainly put the germ end down, which will be beneficial to the seed germination.

3. Then put the flowerpot in a warm, wet and sunny place to maintain. After about 5 or 6 days, the seeds will germinate and grow.

4. The soil for planting mango should be fertile, good drainage and good looseness. And be careful not to pour too much water during its seedlings, otherwise it will lead to poor growth of the seedlings, and attention should be paid to maintaining good ventilation.

Maintenance skills:

Mango is a kind of fruit tree with deep roots, which is more tolerant to drought, especially in the period of flower bud differentiation, and needs appropriate dry soil and weather. However, sufficient soil moisture is needed for mango flowering, fruit growth, development and vegetative growth. Severe soil drought will inhibit vegetative growth and hinder the production and accumulation of organic nutrients.

Mango is a light-loving fruit tree, sufficient sunlight is beneficial to the sprouting and leaf spreading of young mango trees, can improve leaf photosynthesis and increase the accumulation of photosynthates, which is beneficial to accelerate the growth and early fruiting of young trees.