How to grow mango, mango pictures

1. How to grow mango

1. Potting soil selection: Try to choose a thin, loose, thick, slightly acidic sandy soil with good drainage. The best pH value is between 5.5-7.0. It is best to choose a larger and deeper ceramic pot to meet the growth needs of mangoes.

2. Planting time: The survival rate will be higher if planted in spring and autumn.

3. Seedling selection: If you are using grafted seedlings, just plant them in the pot normally. If you want to use mango pits for planting, you need to process them first, and then plant them in pots after they sprout. Use a fully ripe mango core, remove the pulp and wash it with clean water, then soak it in clean water for about 7 days to allow it to germinate. During this period, the water needs to be replaced once a day and the temperature should be maintained at around 20 degrees.

4. Planting in pots: Plant the germinated seeds with the large end facing down into the soil. After planting, add manure and water appropriately to allow it to take root.

2. How to grow mango

1. Light: After the mango is planted and survives, it needs to be placed in a place with sufficient light for maintenance, ensuring that it receives 6-8 hours of sunlight every day. However, avoid strong sunlight to avoid sunburn.

2. Temperature: The suitable temperature for mango growth is between 25-30 degrees. If the temperature is below 20 degrees, its growth rate will slow down. If the temperature drops below 10 degrees, the leaves and flowers will stop growing. Therefore, it is necessary to ensure that the growth temperature is within the appropriate range.

3. Fertilization: A large amount of nutrients will be consumed during the flowering and fruiting period. At this time, it is necessary to replenish nutrients in time and increase the amount and frequency of fertilization. Especially in October and November, it is necessary to apply fertilizer in time. Nitrogen fertilizer and potassium fertilizer should be applied 1-2 times every half a month to ensure the nutrients needed for fruit development.