Where does mangosteen grow? On trees or on the ground? Where does the mangosteen fruit grow on the tree?

Mangosteen is an evergreen tree that takes more than ten years to bear fruit , and the fruit yield is low. Artificial cultivation of mangosteen can provide full-day sunshine to keep the leaves green, and provide mangosteen with decomposed fertilizer to maintain its growth.

Where does mangosteen grow?

Mangosteen grows on trees , and grows on the trunk of the mangosteen . The scientific name of mangosteen is Mangosteen, which is a vine plant of the Hypericaceae family. Mangosteen is a typical tropical rainforest fruit tree, mainly growing in hills and valleys.

1. Where do mangosteen trees grow?

Generally, mangosteen is planted on gentle slopes or flat land with a slope of less than 20°. It grows faster and requires the groundwater level to be below 0.5 meters. The yield is higher in plots with convenient drainage and irrigation.

Mangosteen is native to Southeast Asia and is widely grown in tropical areas of Asia and Africa. It is widely cultivated in Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar and the Philippines, and has also been introduced in Guangdong, Taiwan, Fujian and Yunnan.

2. Mangosteen Growth Conditions

Mangosteen is a typical tropical rainforest fruit tree that can only grow vigorously in an environment with a temperature of 25-35 degrees and a humidity of about 80%.

If the temperature is below 20 degrees, the growth will be inhibited and the growth rate will be relatively slow. It will take seven or eight years from cultivation to fruiting, and the fruiting period is between October and December .

Pictures of mangosteen growing on trees

What does mangosteen look like

Mangosteen is also known as mangosteen, mountain bamboo, mangosteen, mangosteen, and phoenix fruit. The shell of mangosteen is relatively thick and hard. Its flesh is not easily damaged, the color is purple, the flesh is white and tender, the taste is sweet and slightly sour, very delicious, and is a good fruit.