If you eat and throw a mango seed anywhere in India it just pops up as a plant. That's how easy it's to grow in India. No hassles. It's a very easy tree to grow. But with right environment.
Are you dumb or what?? People do this thing is to plant it safely indoor. Of course he can plant this tree outside their home too. But they have problem with the seasons. And some squirrel and stuff maybe. Why so many overproud indians on internet?? Like..your nation is not that fertile. If want to talk about fertile and diverse land, look at indonesia. Volcanoes everywhere and truly diverse. More diverse than india.
India India India why always India?Scammers also pops up in India... Your street food is tasty with sparkle of arm pit and bare foot Why India so perfect i don't know
@goodgreatfreeforever6188 it sprouted within a few weeks. We're in South Orange County, CA. I think it was summer when she planted it in a little pot outside. It's been about a year and a half it's maybe 18" tall now. I planted it in our native clay soil recently and it hasn't grown much since, but I'm thinking it'll probably gain some height over the summer
a friend of mine and i did this with some mangoes we got off an old mango tree in Hallandale ,FL...we then went all around Marco Island,FL and Naples, FL and planted them in dozens of places. This was back in 2006. There are tons of mango trees all over collier county.
I did this 7 years ago roughly and now my tree is about 8 ft tall and has given me mangos for two almost three years. The only problem with mine is that the original mango i ate was a regular sized delicious one and the ones it gives me are little grape sized ones though they're still very sweet and delicious so I'm not disappointed too much hehe
Mangos aren't true to seed. so you won't get the same variety of mango as the seed you planted, so what you have to do is either buy a grafted mango tree or graft a cutting from the desired variety to your mango tree.
I never took the pit off the shell before to grow a Mango tree. I just opened a hole on the soil, put the whole seed in it, and covered with soil. There, you have a mango seed that will grow into an amazing tree now. I grew up in El Salvador and that is how it is done. No fancy preparation at all. It might just take a little longer for the twig to appear, but it surely will grow. The tropical weather is such a generous place to plant. Just throw a fruit seed on the soil, and it would not disappoint😊
the variety of mango tree from seed is determined by pollination and access to other local mango trees. you can graft mango trees and know the variety, but from seed, you gotta wait until a pollinator brings love from other trees.
I did a different method,I just put it in soil(with curved part in the soil and the two parts that point up out of the soil)and it’s on the same stage as yours,just the roots aren’t the same size.brings all plants are different to be proven
Nobody grows Mango from seeds. A seed takes 8 years to become a full grown tree and start fruiting. And still that tree needs Grafting to get the desired mango breed. So if someone wants to plant a mango tree then buy a grafted plant and it will give fruits the next year.
I got 3 trees going back generations...1 of them is that fiberless kind it has nothing but sweet fruit no little hairs get stuck between the teefers lol
There are many different types of mangoes. The best or the ones that are really really smooth and not stringy or pissy at all. They are amazing. Sam’s Club has them. They’re usually yellow in a box so like 10. They’re not the big roundish ones the best ones are more flat.
If the mango is found at Sams Club, then you never had a good mango.. For the most part, from when it’s the right time to pick them, to the journey overseas, onto the shelf, it would be spoiled..
I am currently growing a nectarine tree! I also have 2 orange trees that are about three years old, blueberry seedlings, and a whole bunch of other stuff just from harvesting the seeds out of food I buy. You can do that trick with anything bulb-like.(onions, garlic, green onions, celery)
If the plants from which you are getting the seeds are GMO, it's very likely that the tree will not produce any fruit. That's how GMO "protects their investment". I call it population control. Furthermore, you might even get into legal hot water for doing so if it's GMO because then it's patented and protected. Ain't that a kick in the teeth? A farmer once was sued by the GMO company, (and lost), because his corn crop was fertilized by the neighbors GMO corn which meant his crop had GMO genetic markers...
My mango is taller then yours and has a shorter root but started molding in the water after 3 weeks or so 🤷🏼♀️So I planted it in soil and it did much better
Looks just like a cute little baby carnivorous plant like the one that grew in the musical comedy “Little Shop of Horrors” It started out just as “cute”
In another thread a guy that lives in Canada said he grows them outside but brings them in in the winter and the main thing is to just make sure they get enough light in the winter
As i saw this i remembered an avocado seed i up in the back of the cupboard some time ago. I completely forgot! So make sure that your "back of the cupboard" is in plan view! 😉
I'm doing it right now but I'm still trying to cut it but I'm excited to see it grow Edit: I finally done cutting it but I'm not ready for my mango tree yet but I will try my best to get my mango tree wish me luck
and then what? is not a plant you can keep on your table. is a tree and a pretty huge one that requires to be planted outdoors in the ground so it can grow properly and eventually flower and fruit years later. it requires the right kind of temperature outdoors as well, as it is a tropical tree it cannot handle cold weather. please provide the complete info so people dont grow roots on a seed and then kill them. thats cruel. plants and trees have life too and improper handling leads to killing them unnecessarily
I’m guessing it’s because of the paper towel what he did,your supposed to have them in soil and have the curve in soil and the two ends that point up stay out of the soil,they will grow a nice beautiful tree
@@NODUDEWHY it can die,I’m just thinking it would be better to grow them in soil like @creativeexplained shows because it germinates a little bit faster,took mine 4 days to start generating the stem and leaves.
put the whole seed with the sharp side under in soil ,a little water around the seed cover with plastic foil and put the pot on a warm place/forgot to say:scrape the outside of the seed with a knife to get rid of all the fruitflesh(gets mold starting)
I forgot about mine in the zip loc bag probably 3 or 4 months. It continued sprouting and actually grew into a cute shape. I currently (about a month) still have it in water and would like to know what I can do next...(imagining a cute bonsai tree 😅) it seems to be growing out of it's shape though 😐. And when do I prune it to grow more branches??!! I grew one from seed and growing in soil (about a year old, 60cm high), single branches with the leaves coming from the trunk (6cm above the soil). It has healthy leaves 😊. I also have 3 avo plants started from seed braided together and growing as one plant 🪴 hopefully it will look great 👍 😉 even this one I would like to know how to get more branches... growing plants and experimenting is so calming...
People in India say it's so easy to toss a seed and it grows. In the concrete jungles of USA, that doesn't work, sadly. Concrete cities don't allow rain water to access the soil, let alone let orchards from past CENTURIES GROW. GRRRRRRRRRR
I have 5 seeds planted. Two different types of mangoes. The first couple seeds( I didn’t germinate them first😢) I heard put them in water for an hour then put them in dirt curved side down. Two have a green color to the top but no leaves. They were planted about 3 months ago? Hope they make it but I know now, Ty, how to grow them.
As kids we would have lots of baby mango trees pop up on our backyard due to all the mangoes we would eat and just throw the mango stones !!!! But, very few survived. Sometimes I wonder if some of them grew big and are now bearing fruit !!!! We moved out of that small place, so I don’t know
It took a few years of trying & trying , to sprout a mango seed. So about 4 years ago it finally happened. It's about 4 ft tall. A few weeks ago a avocado seed sprouted. It's a pink color?! Have a few more seeds waiting to sprout. Your rooting containers are interesting.
It works well for me a couple of times but the trees always suddenly die after 6-12 months.. Perhaps because the seeds are X-rayed? I dont have this problem with Avocados...
the seed doesnt grow the same variety of fruit. just like many other plants, eg avocado, it will only create a fruit that is good to eat 1 in 10,000 times. That is why they are GRAFTED.
Does a mango actually grow a viable plant though?? Like avocados do not… They grow varieties that don't taste very good generally. Same with apples. You have to plant like 8000 apple trees to get another good variety. I have no idea about mangoes though
I understood the problem with mangos, avocados etc was that they didn't grow to type. You wait 7 years for the fruit and it's not what you expected (in a bad way). That's why commercial crops are all grafted.
No need for all tht, just dig a shallow hole and toss the damn thing in there n just water from time to time. U'd have a mango tree in no time. Why do these AH always make everything sooooo complicated 😒😒😒😒😒😒😒
I did start it like you but then I planted it right into it's soil. To say on my yellow mango Tree's they held up threw all the cold and snow under the porch. We're going to keep them short. Our small Avocado we started in the dirt did very well tips died but there doing ok it's been a hard winter. In order to see what we can push in Oregon I will say everyone of my pineapple guava shrubs are jumping and I need to get into the ground or go up a container I toped three out of 15 to see what happened they split and growing stinks off I won't be growing them tall but happy to eat them some time for they don't ship the fruit.
i tried this method and it sprouted. The tree is in my potted garden for more than 7 years now. Saw a similar video 7 years back and have got a lovely tree. Followed the same method to sprout jackfruit, longan and many other trees. This method seldom fails for any nut based tree / plants.
That will grow for all of 2 months till it wont fit... Mango's have very large leaves. Anything with large leaves does not like small pots, especially tree's that fruit. It will never fruit if kept in that. It will eventually die.
I just plant them directly in a pot, works fine, until winter comes anyway. At best a houseplant where I live until it gets too big. I do plant one every year for deco.
i've tried so many of these and they all just die. they are fine at first ,,, but then they just die :( when i was finally able to plant one and he grew tall (about 14 or so inches) but then on YT i was told to snip it if i want it to thicken up and to grow more leaves. well, i did and then it died. i was so pissed lolol... i have given up since lol.
Mango in easy to go where I'm from lol u go under a tree and 50 slips are there if u need . Also way more variety , no offence I've nvr seen a proper mango on TH-cam from the states
So from what i know ok, congratulations you got a mango tree but for it to fruit you need 5-8 years if you plant it from seeds. Unrelated note if you try to grow avocado from seeds you need to wait 13 years to fruit
If you eat and throw a mango seed anywhere in India it just pops up as a plant. That's how easy it's to grow in India. No hassles. It's a very easy tree to grow. But with right environment.
But, in Nebraska.........?? 😂😂
Are you dumb or what??
People do this thing is to plant it safely indoor.
Of course he can plant this tree outside their home too.
But they have problem with the seasons. And some squirrel and stuff maybe.
Why so many overproud indians on internet??
Like..your nation is not that fertile. If want to talk about fertile and diverse land, look at indonesia. Volcanoes everywhere and truly diverse. More diverse than india.
India India India why always India?Scammers also pops up in India... Your street food is tasty with sparkle of arm pit and bare foot
Why India so perfect i don't know
@@MrRayDeaz bro what 💀
@@MrRayDeaz what a strange little tirade 😂
My mother in law just cracked the pit open, chucked it in a pot with soil, and now we have a baby mango tree...
same here
How long did it take? And where in the world are you? Did u keep it up indoors or outdoors?
@goodgreatfreeforever6188 it sprouted within a few weeks. We're in South Orange County, CA. I think it was summer when she planted it in a little pot outside. It's been about a year and a half it's maybe 18" tall now. I planted it in our native clay soil recently and it hasn't grown much since, but I'm thinking it'll probably gain some height over the summer
You gought yowu aun mangorr plahnt
And you'll have to wait 6 to 15 years for it to bear fruit 😊👍
a friend of mine and i did this with some mangoes we got off an old mango tree in Hallandale ,FL...we then went all around Marco Island,FL and Naples, FL and planted them in dozens of places.
This was back in 2006.
There are tons of mango trees all over collier county.
The ultimate prank
God bless you!
I did this 7 years ago roughly and now my tree is about 8 ft tall and has given me mangos for two almost three years. The only problem with mine is that the original mango i ate was a regular sized delicious one and the ones it gives me are little grape sized ones though they're still very sweet and delicious so I'm not disappointed too much hehe
Those u are having are called desi mangos 😋
@@paintbrush0300there are 100s of Indian mangoes man. His tree just needs to grow for a couple more years
Interesting.. could it have something to do with pollination? Do the little fruit get seed of their own?
Hast du sie veredelt oder so gelassen ?
Mangos aren't true to seed. so you won't get the same variety of mango as the seed you planted, so what you have to do is either buy a grafted mango tree or graft a cutting from the desired variety to your mango tree.
I remember eating mangoes from my grandparent's backyard in Puerto Rico. They were so good 😊
Mangoes in Vietnam and Thailand are superior
That sounds like paradise
I never took the pit off the shell before to grow a Mango tree.
I just opened a hole on the soil, put the whole seed in it, and covered with soil. There, you have a mango seed that will grow into an amazing tree now.
I grew up in El Salvador and that is how it is done. No fancy preparation at all.
It might just take a little longer for the twig to appear, but it surely will grow. The tropical weather is such a generous place to plant. Just throw a fruit seed on the soil, and it would not disappoint😊
I can imagine that the outer shell might need tropical weather to be broken down though.
And things evolve for a reason. Much better chance at germination and a actually good mango if you graft or plant a polyembryonic seed 😊
Yeah, we do it the same way as you explained here in Taiwan.
Where did you get your vessels 😮? So pretty I want them
What does second bottle looks like a bottled water that you get in the grocery store.
the variety of mango tree from seed is determined by pollination and access to other local mango trees. you can graft mango trees and know the variety, but from seed, you gotta wait until a pollinator brings love from other trees.
Very interesting information 🧐
I did a different method,I just put it in soil(with curved part in the soil and the two parts that point up out of the soil)and it’s on the same stage as yours,just the roots aren’t the same size.brings all plants are different to be proven
Lemme guess, learned it from the other guy?
But yours might survive, his wont
What kind of climate? Thanks
@@cghrios783 Here’s the video th-cam.com/video/dniaE2fk_5Y/w-d-xo.html
works too
Nobody grows Mango from seeds. A seed takes 8 years to become a full grown tree and start fruiting. And still that tree needs Grafting to get the desired mango breed. So if someone wants to plant a mango tree then buy a grafted plant and it will give fruits the next year.
Can you grow them inside?
@@Stratiis they will sprout but won't grow inside. They need hot weather, dry climate and full sunlight 😊
@@Stratiis They will grow inside with a grow light.
@@Stratiis read other threads and comments and you will see people even in Canada growing them outside and then bringing them indoors in the winter
Yea I’ve grown a mango from seed and I had a mango tree
I just moved and the new house has a mature mango tree. Y'all be jealous
Niceee
of fruit bats and rats? pick them green! aaaallll of them
That's awesome. Happy 4 ya
I'm so happy for you "G M" anon with no profile picture, you deserve it so much with all you've been through this year
I got 3 trees going back generations...1 of them is that fiberless kind it has nothing but sweet fruit no little hairs get stuck between the teefers lol
Dude, you know how big the mango plants are. You can't just grow them in your house 😅
Seen the avocado one and thought the same hehe
Bonsáis are a thing
Mango trees*
@@ivonnea.462 Oh, yeah, you're right.
absolutely. people love to make nonsense videos for likes
There are many different types of mangoes. The best or the ones that are really really smooth and not stringy or pissy at all. They are amazing. Sam’s Club has them. They’re usually yellow in a box so like 10. They’re not the big roundish ones the best ones are more flat.
I'm lucky because the sweetest variety of mango in the world are found in my country 😊
If the mango is found at Sams Club, then you never had a good mango.. For the most part, from when it’s the right time to pick them, to the journey overseas, onto the shelf, it would be spoiled..
I am currently growing a nectarine tree! I also have 2 orange trees that are about three years old, blueberry seedlings, and a whole bunch of other stuff just from harvesting the seeds out of food I buy.
You can do that trick with anything bulb-like.(onions, garlic, green onions, celery)
If the plants from which you are getting the seeds are GMO, it's very likely that the tree will not produce any fruit. That's how GMO "protects their investment". I call it population control.
Furthermore, you might even get into legal hot water for doing so if it's GMO because then it's patented and protected. Ain't that a kick in the teeth?
A farmer once was sued by the GMO company, (and lost), because his corn crop was fertilized by the neighbors GMO corn which meant his crop had GMO genetic markers...
So are the trees growing inside or outside?
Done it and had the tree for bout 2 years they grow very slow but have huge long leafs beautiful tree
6 to 15 years for it to bear fruit and mango can grow so big
I've mastered the art of starting mango plants.
👏👏👏
What are your methods of growing...
Bro eat the meat off the pit more! That part is tasty!
What the fuck😳
And you'll floss your teeth in the process! 😂
Cinnamon is good to add to counter mold growth
Thanks. I've had the mold problem every time I tried sprouting one.
Just replace the water regularly.
madness is people throwing away a mango seed............. Soo easy to grow...
My mango is taller then yours and has a shorter root but started molding in the water after 3 weeks or so 🤷🏼♀️So I planted it in soil and it did much better
So what? 🤷🏼♀️ Every plant is different, depending on the environmental conditions.
Looks just like a cute little baby carnivorous plant like the one that grew in the musical comedy “Little Shop of Horrors”
It started out just as “cute”
Just chucked it in my garden. Boom mango plant
Mine sprouted and I planted it and it's still growing. It'll be a year soon!
You'll have your own mangoes in like 10-15 years no big deal😂
I put 2 in a pot after roots appeared. From 5 trials, 2 grew up and now I have 2 big plants I have no idea what to do with 😅
6 to 15 years for it to bear fruit
@@lingling5278 oh great - 3 down, .... a lifetme to go :(
@@AdaTaropa Don’t worry about the time it’ll take, because before you know it you’ll have a beautiful mango tree for you and future generations :)
You forgot to add a dash of cinnamon to inhibit mold growth
Wish we have mango growing weather over here.
In another thread a guy that lives in Canada said he grows them outside but brings them in in the winter and the main thing is to just make sure they get enough light in the winter
The low temps for a few days at a time will kill the plant where I live.
Follow-up video, please.
As i saw this i remembered an avocado seed i up in the back of the cupboard some time ago. I completely forgot! So make sure that your "back of the cupboard" is in plan view! 😉
Mangos can takes years to fruit...but they do grow true to seed.
I was wondering whether they were true to seed or were like avocados. And you chances of a tasty avocado tree were slim. Thanks!
Only true to seed when its is a polyembryonic seed. A mono embryonic seed will produce a different variety.
Where do I get these ceramic cones?
He said he makes them... you could make one yourself out of polymer clay (tempted myself to do that)
@@lifeisbutadreamsodreamon I am NOT that talented!😅
Lol!! I just throw the seeds on my compost pile & now I have several trees. Didn’t have to do squat.
I'm doing it right now but I'm still trying to cut it but I'm excited to see it grow
Edit: I finally done cutting it but I'm not ready for my mango tree yet but I will try my best to get my mango tree wish me luck
and then what? is not a plant you can keep on your table. is a tree and a pretty huge one that requires to be planted outdoors in the ground so it can grow properly and eventually flower and fruit years later. it requires the right kind of temperature outdoors as well, as it is a tropical tree it cannot handle cold weather. please provide the complete info so people dont grow roots on a seed and then kill them. thats cruel. plants and trees have life too and improper handling leads to killing them unnecessarily
But it'll never taste the same [different DNA] and it will take up to 8 years to fruit just get a grafted one.
You don't need to cut it, just put it in any pot the seed will sprout. I grew up with Mango tree in our backyard.
Awesome. How long does it take to produce fruit?
I don't bother with the outside shell or husk. I plant mine and forget about it.
The root isn’t gonna get that long that fast this root in two weeks is faker than the news of ur dad coming back with the milk
Shall i keep the bag open or closed ( ima leave it 1/2 open right now)
Ah yes, and then you wait like 5 years for it to give fruits..lol
I've noticed soaking the husk will make it easy peasy to pull off of the seed
So cool looking in the transparent pot vessel so you can actually see it grow. I would love to have that on my desk!
Roots don't do well with sunlight.. plant looks dead already
Is that a mango tree or are you just happy to see me? 😂😂😂
Gave me flashbacks to Robo Cop 2 with the brain in a vat
Why is ur seed big as hell and mine is smaller than my thum 💀💀💀
The problem needs to wait at least 5 years to bear fruit
My one has been in a soil pot for 2 years now. It's not very tall but makes massive leaves
Repot it or put in the ground and it will grow.
@@roberttramontana9875 it would die in the winter here in the ground
Tried and sadly it just rotted. Maybe next time
But is it sterile, or will it be a tree that produces fruit?
Thanks ..I have tried many times to grow a mango seed .. didn't know I had to cut it open😮
Update? What happened to the tree?
So wrong but it obviously works for some 🙄
THANK GOD BRO I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO PEELED OF THEM BROWN THINGS
Me too😂😂😂😂
You shouldn’t there there to protect the seed while germination
What's the purpose of doing this?
Do you need to dampen the paper towel again over the the two weeks or just one time and forget it?
I'd probably change out the paper towel every few days with a bit of cinnamon to discourage mold growth
Bro the first thing that got into my head when is ae this was "Attack on Titan" Because of the veins bahahahaaha 😂
I did something similar, and it grew! I swear, I couldn't kill it! It lived in a pot inside then outside through drought, flood, windstorm, etc.
His mango died and then he showed an avocado in his other
I’m guessing it’s because of the paper towel what he did,your supposed to have them in soil and have the curve in soil and the two ends that point up stay out of the soil,they will grow a nice beautiful tree
@@aquaticproducts4274 Me proceeding to have my Mango germinating within six days well being inside of a paper towel: are you sure about that
@@NODUDEWHY it can die,I’m just thinking it would be better to grow them in soil like @creativeexplained shows because it germinates a little bit faster,took mine 4 days to start generating the stem and leaves.
@@NODUDEWHY I’m not hating btw lol
@@aquaticproducts4274 you forgot this entire comment is a joke that is a mango ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
And now you just have to wait 5-6 years to enjoy fresh mangos 😅
Easiest seed to grow (99%), but the small trees have difficulty surviving.
Any seed grown in water like this including Avocado will grow but never fruit. Dont waste your time
Biggest question for me is where do you get that water vase?
Was wondering the same thing
where did you get the vase?
Where do you get that vessel?
I have had the worst luck with these. They either go mouldy before it starts to grow. Or it starts growing and then it rots. 😩
Cinnamon.
put the whole seed with the sharp side under in soil ,a little water around the seed cover with plastic foil and put the pot on a warm place/forgot to say:scrape the outside of the seed with a knife to get rid of all the fruitflesh(gets mold starting)
I forgot about mine in the zip loc bag probably 3 or 4 months. It continued sprouting and actually grew into a cute shape. I currently (about a month) still have it in water and would like to know what I can do next...(imagining a cute bonsai tree 😅) it seems to be growing out of it's shape though 😐. And when do I prune it to grow more branches??!! I grew one from seed and growing in soil (about a year old, 60cm high), single branches with the leaves coming from the trunk (6cm above the soil). It has healthy leaves 😊. I also have 3 avo plants started from seed braided together and growing as one plant 🪴 hopefully it will look great 👍 😉 even this one I would like to know how to get more branches... growing plants and experimenting is so calming...
i have 3 mango trees in my yard grown this way 🥰
DONT USE A KNIFE I SLICED MY FINGER OPEN just use a spoon and go worn the seam and wiggle it back and forth g
People in India say it's so easy to toss a seed and it grows. In the concrete jungles of USA, that doesn't work, sadly. Concrete cities don't allow rain water to access the soil, let alone let orchards from past CENTURIES GROW. GRRRRRRRRRR
bro! you don't have a "Lil Mango Plant"! Pffff!! You have a "Mango Tree 🌲" with that 1 seed. I live around millions of Mango trees. 😂
I have 5 seeds planted. Two different types of mangoes. The first couple seeds( I didn’t germinate them first😢) I heard put them in water for an hour then put them in dirt curved side down. Two have a green color to the top but no leaves. They were planted about 3 months ago? Hope they make it but I know now, Ty, how to grow them.
As kids we would have lots of baby mango trees pop up on our backyard due to all the mangoes we would eat and just throw the mango stones !!!! But, very few survived. Sometimes I wonder if some of them grew big and are now bearing fruit !!!! We moved out of that small place, so I don’t know
It took a few years of trying & trying , to sprout a mango seed. So about 4 years ago it finally happened. It's about 4 ft tall. A few weeks ago a avocado seed sprouted. It's a pink color?! Have a few more seeds waiting to sprout. Your rooting containers are interesting.
It works well for me a couple of times but the trees always suddenly die after 6-12 months.. Perhaps because the seeds are X-rayed? I dont have this problem with Avocados...
Won’t work. It’ll grow inedible fruit. Like with most store bought oranges, avocados, apples.
Won’t probably grow. Mangoes are very sensitive as Avocados and most tropical fruits and won’t just grow anywhere.
the seed doesnt grow the same variety of fruit. just like many other plants, eg avocado, it will only create a fruit that is good to eat 1 in 10,000 times. That is why they are GRAFTED.
Does a mango actually grow a viable plant though?? Like avocados do not… They grow varieties that don't taste very good generally. Same with apples. You have to plant like 8000 apple trees to get another good variety.
I have no idea about mangoes though
I understood the problem with mangos, avocados etc was that they didn't grow to type. You wait 7 years for the fruit and it's not what you expected (in a bad way). That's why commercial crops are all grafted.
Him what if you don’t have a pantry.I SAID THAT AS A JOKE.😂😂😂😂😂😂
You… how and why did you cut a mango like an avocado?! YOU HAVE OFFENDED NOT ONLY ME BUT ALL OF SOUTH EAST ASIA
No need for all tht, just dig a shallow hole and toss the damn thing in there n just water from time to time. U'd have a mango tree in no time. Why do these AH always make everything sooooo complicated 😒😒😒😒😒😒😒
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Hahahaha. How long for mature fruit. You declined to tell tge most important part!!!!!!!!!?!!!!!!!@@
I did start it like you but then I planted it right into it's soil. To say on my yellow mango Tree's they held up threw all the cold and snow under the porch. We're going to keep them short. Our small Avocado we started in the dirt did very well tips died but there doing ok it's been a hard winter. In order to see what we can push in Oregon I will say everyone of my pineapple guava shrubs are jumping and I need to get into the ground or go up a container I toped three out of 15 to see what happened they split and growing stinks off I won't be growing them tall but happy to eat them some time for they don't ship the fruit.
absolutely the same one died yesterday . But after watching your video, I think I realized my mistakes
Don't put bleach in the soil...
Where did you get the vase?
i tried this method and it sprouted. The tree is in my potted garden for more than 7 years now. Saw a similar video 7 years back and have got a lovely tree. Followed the same method to sprout jackfruit, longan and many other trees. This method seldom fails for any nut based tree / plants.
That will grow for all of 2 months till it wont fit... Mango's have very large leaves. Anything with large leaves does not like small pots, especially tree's that fruit. It will never fruit if kept in that. It will eventually die.
I bought Pakistani Mango's here in the Netherlands and grew it to small plants, my parents took them to Surinam and they are now around 3 meter...😊
I've grown at least eight mango plants, maybe more, but my life is crazy and my plants all end up getting killed every so often. Not my fault.
In Mauritius, you just eat the mango. Throw the rest anywhere and come back after three years you have a free mango tree full of fruits 🤷🏽♀️
Thank you! I have several and I didn't know how to plant them. I just wrapped up 3. We will see in two weeks. Do they shock when planted in dirt?
🥭🦹🏼♂️Mangooooooooooo 👩🎨 i can hear the music …. Baby dont hurt me no more ….
I just plant them directly in a pot, works fine, until winter comes anyway. At best a houseplant where I live until it gets too big. I do plant one every year for deco.
You could also just take fn seed and put it in the soil at tropic temperatures and 60%+ humidity...that also grows..
Won't be good.mangos are like apples... Need to be grown from cuttings to get quality mangos that people like to eat.
i've tried so many of these and they all just die. they are fine at first ,,, but then they just die :( when i was finally able to plant one and he grew tall (about 14 or so inches) but then on YT i was told to snip it if i want it to thicken up and to grow more leaves. well, i did and then it died. i was so pissed lolol... i have given up since lol.
“And there you have it” i thought i was watching tipsy bartender when i heard that 😂
Takes 5 to 10 years before it produces fruit. And that's at optimal environment.
In Jos Nigeria, you just throw it on the ground and cut a whole bunch of them off because they grow like weeds and can be such a nuisance...
Mango in easy to go where I'm from lol u go under a tree and 50 slips are there if u need . Also way more variety , no offence I've nvr seen a proper mango on TH-cam from the states
So from what i know ok, congratulations you got a mango tree but for it to fruit you need 5-8 years if you plant it from seeds. Unrelated note if you try to grow avocado from seeds you need to wait 13 years to fruit