How to plant a mango tree

Mango fruit is one of the most delicious tropical fruits, in addition to containing many nutrients necessary for the health of the human body. Mango fruit contains fats, proteins, and acids such as citric acid, carotene acid, and malic acid, in addition to containing vitamins such as: Vitamin A and Vitamin C. The country (India) is the largest producer of mango fruit, and the inside of this fruit is very rich in juice, and this is what made people think of eating it in the form of mango juice, in addition to using it in making sweets, as well as in making jelly.

The mango tree is considered one of the evergreen trees, it has leaves that are described as lanceolate, and they are very thick and of different lengths, and their color ranges from light green to dark green, and some types of mango tree have leaves whose leaves are small, violet, reddish, and become green in color. when you grow up . The types of mango trees differ in terms of height and distinctive shape, according to the type of soil in which they are planted. Mango trees may be short or of high height if they are planted in fertile and deep soils, and their lengths may range from (30) feet to (100) feet. And its trees may be standing or erect, and they may be spreading, and they may be drooping or creeping.

Here is how to grow mangoes using seeds:

• Take the mango seeds, and then remove the inner core of the seeds and honey well and gently.
• You can sow the seeds in the soil directly or in a pinch until they start to germinate. Plant the seeds in the soil while it is moist, and the soil must remain moist and alkaline, and the seeds must be placed in a sunny place in the open air. It may take between (4) weeks and (6) weeks for the shrub to grow. And the shrub's soil must be kept moist (not soaked in water) constantly, in a warm place and away from strong winds.
• During the first week of the mango tree must be watered on a daily basis, and later it must be watered twice during the week. And it must be fertilized about (4) times per season, and it must be verified that the bushes are not infected with diseases and appropriate pesticides should be applied to them.