How to plant a mango seed?

To grow a mango tree, you need to start planting the seed. If you have a mango in your house, you can plant this seed. If not, you can buy it from a local nursery or online. You can plant the mango seed in pots. You can also plant it in a mango pit or in the ground. The mango seed needs to be planted in a warm place and moist ground. If you have a green mango, cut it open along the two sides and extract the seed.

How to germinate a mango seed?

To germinate mango seed, you need to keep them at a temperature between 60-80 degrees. This temperature is suitable for the germination of the mango seed, which may take about 4-6 weeks. If you notice the radicle (the first visible part of the seedling) poking out of the soil, you can transfer the mango seeds to a pot with moist peat moss, sand or compost. The planting depth should be one to two inches. The pot should have sufficient drainage

How to plant a mango seed indoors?

You can plant mango seeds inside the house either in a pot or in a nursery bed. Plant the mango seeds in a pot with moist sand. Then cover the pot with a plastic bag, place a small stone on top of the bag and keep the pot in a warm place for germination. If you want to speed up the germination process, place the pot under a heat lamp. Once the mango seedlings emerge, further transplant the seedlings to a nursery bed.

How to grow a mango tree?

Growing mango trees are not very easy. This is mainly because mango trees are sensitive to both cold and hot weather. The tree needs a lot of nutrients to grow, so to grow a good variety of mango trees, you can use organic fertilizers. You can also plant mango trees in a place that receives a lot of sunlight and a lot of water.

How to start a mango seed indoors?

You can start a mango seed indoors by following the steps described in the above section on how to germinate a mango seed. You will need to use a pot of sufficient size to accommodate the mango seedling. You can sow the mango seedling inside the pot, and add a block of coconut coir at the bottom of the pot. The coconut coir acts as a growing medium and helps the mango plant retain more water. Water the mango seedling when the top of the soil becomes dry