If gardening is your hobby and you keep growing different fruits and vegetables then growing mangoes is not so much difficult. Just you need some hard work and proper knowledge that how you can grow mango trees in your own farm as well as garden. As you know that mango is considered to be the king of fruits, that’s why the gardeners or specially those people who have a hobby of gardening definitely want to grow this fruit. They feel proud that mango grows in our gardens. So here we will discuss about how to grow mangoes, their suitable conditions of growing and guides which will be helpful for not only farmers but also the gardeners.
Climate: When you intend to grow mangoes then remember that climate is the first and most important factor. It is very necessary to know that mango is strictly a tropical fruit. The most suitable climate for growing mangoes is frost free, dry winters and hot summers. The soils for mango growth should be light and free draining. Mango doesn’t need rich soil. So don’t worry about it more. Just wait for the suitable climate.
Buy Trees or Seeds: It is totally up to you that either you buy a mango tree from the market or its seeds. But as you know it is a fact that seeds take more time to grow as compared to trees. One thing keep in mind that mango trees grown in a nursery are usually grafted and start to produce fruit within three to four years. But on the other hand, seedling trees take almost five to eight years to produce fruit. But it is also a fact that seedling mango trees always grow much better, bigger and stronger than the already grown trees of nursery. They also have an indestructible root system. Eat a tasty mango, remove flesh from its seed as much as possible and then left it to dry for atleast two days.
Germinate the Seed: In the best climate, mango growth, take this dry seed and put it in a warm and moist place and wait for its sprout. After that, cut off all the seedlings excluding one. You can individually plant every mango seed. It takes almost ten days to sprout the seeds. After sprouting, if you are worried about this little plant to be lost because of any problem, trample it by putting a barrier around this plant. You can also grow your mango plant in a pot by following the instructions of nursery.
Caring Your Tree: Mango tree wants care and it’s true. When the trees are young then they want regular watering and a little fertilizing until they are recognized. But water it moderately. Don’t overwater your tree because it can kill it. If your soil is a bit heavy then water your tree very safely. If the fertilizer which you use has too much quantity of nitrogen then it will make your tree weak and sappy, also can cause bugs and diseases.
So, by following these steps, you can easily grow mangoes in your own farm or garden and can fulfill your hobby of gardening. Different gardeners grow mangoes but they can’t properly care the plants of that fruit. As a result, plant die and the gardeners lament. But if you successfully grow mangoes and enjoy their sweet taste then you will definitely think that this is the fruit of my hard work.
Buy Trees or Seeds: It is totally up to you that either you buy a mango tree from the market or its seeds. But as you know it is a fact that seeds take more time to grow as compared to trees. One thing keep in mind that mango trees grown in a nursery are usually grafted and start to produce fruit within three to four years. But on the other hand, seedling trees take almost five to eight years to produce fruit. But it is also a fact that seedling mango trees always grow much better, bigger and stronger than the already grown trees of nursery. They also have an indestructible root system. Eat a tasty mango, remove flesh from its seed as much as possible and then left it to dry for atleast two days.
Germinate the Seed: In the best climate, mango growth, take this dry seed and put it in a warm and moist place and wait for its sprout. After that, cut off all the seedlings excluding one. You can individually plant every mango seed. It takes almost ten days to sprout the seeds. After sprouting, if you are worried about this little plant to be lost because of any problem, trample it by putting a barrier around this plant. You can also grow your mango plant in a pot by following the instructions of nursery.
Caring Your Tree: Mango tree wants care and it’s true. When the trees are young then they want regular watering and a little fertilizing until they are recognized. But water it moderately. Don’t overwater your tree because it can kill it. If your soil is a bit heavy then water your tree very safely. If the fertilizer which you use has too much quantity of nitrogen then it will make your tree weak and sappy, also can cause bugs and diseases.
So, by following these steps, you can easily grow mangoes in your own farm or garden and can fulfill your hobby of gardening. Different gardeners grow mangoes but they can’t properly care the plants of that fruit. As a result, plant die and the gardeners lament. But if you successfully grow mangoes and enjoy their sweet taste then you will definitely think that this is the fruit of my hard work.
