How to grow mango bonsai

soil

Mango potted plants do not have high requirements for soil, and sandy soil with good drainage and ventilation is sufficient. If the soil is very fertile, it can be planted, but the results will be affected.

Sunlight

Mango loves sunlight very much. Adequate sunlight is beneficial to increase the amount of flowers and fruits, and can also make the plant grow stronger. If it is grown indoors for a long time without sunlight, even if it can bear fruit, the fruit will be of very poor quality.

temperature

Mango also likes warm environment very much and is afraid of severe cold. The temperature suitable for mango growth is between 18 and 35 degrees, among which the best temperature for the growth of branches and leaves is between 24 and 29 degrees, and the best temperature for fruit growth is above 20 degrees. The minimum temperature in winter should not be lower than 15 degrees.

Moisture

Mangoes are relatively drought-resistant, especially after the flower buds grow, the soil should be kept relatively dry, and the environment should also be relatively dry. After the mango blooms and until the fruit matures, it needs a lot of water to maintain. At this time, the soil and air should be kept moist, which is very conducive to the flowering and fruiting of mangoes.

Fertilization

Just follow the principle of applying small amounts of fertilizer frequently. During the flowering period, increase the amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers and reduce nitrogen fertilizers.

ventilation

Mango potted plants are suitable for growing in a well-ventilated environment. Poor ventilation will cause a variety of diseases and pests.

Overwintering

It must be kept in a sunny place in winter. It is very easy to frostbite and the temperature in winter must not be lower than 15 degrees.

While enjoying the scenery, you can also eat the mangoes that you planted yourself, which must be very pleasant.