How to grow Mango From Seed

Actually planting mango by using the seeds are less effective but also stout who asked how the process of planting mango using mango seeds if this we will discuss the process of planting mango by using seeds.

The mango tree is one of the most easily planted plants of its seeds and is also treated. The size and taste of the fruit depends on the type of mango you choose, so be sure

to choose the type of mango that you like. You can plant mango trees in pots to keep them small, or plant them directly to the ground to obtain larger trees. Whichever way you choose, you will be able to enjoy this delicious fruit year after year.

Search for mango parent plant. The most appropriate way to get the seeds that will grow well in your environment is to look for the parent plants around you. The mango trees around you that produce delicious fruits will provide seeds that are suitable for your environment. If you live in warm climates with mild winters, you may be able to find healthy mango trees around your home.

- If you can not find a mango tree, you can order the beans or buy them at the store. Make sure you choose the type of mango that has been known to grow well in the area where you live.

- You can also plant seeds from the fruit you buy at the supermarket. However, this mango seed will have a smaller chance to grow in your environment especially if the mango comes from another country. However, it never hurts to try

- Check the mango seeds to see if they can grow. Cut the mango to open the seeds. Cut the outer shell of the seeds carefully to remove the mango seeds. Healthy mango seeds will look dark and fresh. Often mango seeds are wrinkled and gray if they are too long in cold temperatures. You can no longer plant mango seeds that have been wrinkled like this.

- Cut the mango flesh as close as possible to the seeds. Place the mango on the palm of your hand, and slowly cut the mango flesh on both sides, cut the flesh into a die size of about 2 cm x 2 cm. Then turn the mango and remove the meat. Eat the mango directly from the skin, or separate it with a spoon and put it into a bowl.

- You can use gloves to protect your skin from sap of mango that can be skin irritation.

- Dry the seeds with paper. Put in a sunny and dry place for about 3 weeks. Then, with one hand, try to open the seed, but do not split in half; You just need to slightly separate the two parts of the seed and let it dry for another week

Put in a fertile soil and have a good drainage inside the container. Dig a hole as deep as 20 cm. With the convex part of the seeds pointing down, insert the seeds into the ground

Flush well. Flush every day or every few days depending on the state of the soil. After about 4 to 6 weeks, you may start to see your mango tree as high as 100 mm to 200 mm. Depending on the type of mango you previously selected, your tree color may be dark purple, black or light green

Plant the seeds in a container that allows the roots to grow healthy and well. Then once ready, move to the garden

How easy is not it, there are other more effective ways of graft system or kind of grafting, next time we will discuss it.

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