Where are the best places for mango trees to grow?

Mango tree planting conditions

Mango trees prefer a warm growing environment and are not cold-resistant, so they are not suitable for planting in the north. When planting, it is best to keep the average temperature between 20-30 degrees and have sufficient sunlight, which is more beneficial for its flowering and fruiting.

Mango tree growth environment

1. Temperature: Mango trees like warmth and are not resistant to cold and frost. During the maintenance period, the annual average temperature needs to be kept above 20 degrees, and the lowest monthly average temperature must be greater than 15 degrees to ensure its normal growth and development.

2. Light: Mango tree is a light-loving fruit tree. Adequate sunlight can promote flower bud differentiation, flowering and fruiting, as well as improve the quality of the fruit. If there is insufficient light, it will lead to less flowering and fruiting.

3. Water: Mango trees generally grow in areas with moderate rainfall. The uneven rainfall distribution in South China is not conducive to their growth and development. The air needs to be kept moist during the flowering period and the early stage of fruiting.

How to Plant a Mango Tree

1. Soil: When planting mango trees, you need to use well-drained and breathable soil. Do not use soil that is too sticky or too fertile.

2. Sowing: When sowing mango trees, you need to be careful not to bury the seeds completely in the soil. After sowing, the temperature needs to be kept at around 20 degrees, and then placed in a cool place for a week, and its seeds will germinate.

3. Watering: Mango trees are relatively drought-resistant, so they do not need to be watered frequently during maintenance, especially when flower buds are differentiating. Excessive water should not be used, but sufficient water is needed during the growth period.