The summer is in the middle of the mango season, and usually many people come back for mango and throw away their kernels, but the mango seeds are very suitable for potting. So how do you plant it? What are the methods of cultivation? Let's find out。
1 the processing of nuts
To the extent possible, the plant will select mature mango cores, wash their skins with knives, dry them naturally in the shade, then strip with scissors the hard crust of the outer layer and remove the mango seeds。
2. Leaching sprouts
Clean mango seeds are treated, they are bubbled into clean water, and care to change water every day until the mango seeds come out of a small sprout, usually for about four days。
Iii. Up-plant cultivation
The mango seeds that have sprung can clearly find the location of the root leaves, just burying the roots in a ready flower pot. When planted, the flower pots are placed in warm, wet and sunlight for conservation。
4. Conservation elements
(1) temperature light: newly grown mango seeds are still fragile, do not tan in the sun, at least for a week, before they are exposed to normal light. Because it is a tropical fruit tree, it is generally desirable that the average annual temperature be above 21°c。
(2) fertilizer: the water is usually watered in accordance with the principle of dampness and dampness, and when the soil is dried, water is watered again, so be careful not to overwater and avoid accumulation. Fertilisation is also possible in accordance with the principle of hard and hard fertilization, with increased phosphorus and reduced nitrogen fertilizer at flowering times。
(3) ventilation: mango basins are suitable for growth in a well-ventilated environment and can at regular intervals improve the ventilation and light conditions of the plant through insemination。
5. Winter management
Conservation efforts such as wetting, warming and trimmed are required to make the potted mango a smooth winter. It would be preferable to keep the temperature above 15°c and at least below 5°c, to place it in an indoor light ventilated area and to apply a plastic film to keep it warm。
In general, mango seeds should not be wasted on being thrown directly and used to plant a pottery that is simple and easy to maintain, and that is seen and eaten by mangoes。
You may be interested in, and welcome to read, the following recommendations of the mango seed plant。
