How to grow a mango tree from a grocery store bought mango. Includes instructions on germination, potting and watering. Click here for the 4 Month Update: • How to Grow a Mango Tr...
I've planted my mango seed about 1 year ago, (taken from the seed inside the sees), just like the video. It's already 6 ft tall and healthy. No mango yet, but it's exciting to see it grow. I live in central Florida, USA
I did this at the beginning of the lockdown in 2020.It's already 2 meters tall. I live on the east coast of South Africa so I think the warm and wet climate helped it grow quickly. It has started producing mangoes, so many of them. There are small growing ones on there. I counted about 22! Update: The tree has produced mangoes every summer. It is now taller than the house. This summer I harvested nearly 100 mangoes and that's considering some of them were stolen by the Vervet monkeys.
I'm from the caribbean we plant and have a lot of mango trees you don't need to do all this cutting just dig a hole drop in the seed and nurture it for about a full year and boom mangoes forever
In Bangladesh we just put it on soil..Then everything is done by nature.Thanks to the creator. My English is very poor. So intelligent people don't come to point out my mistakes. Plzzzzzz....
U still don't if ur follow this guy's instructions LoL. not all mangos have the same type of seed so U can easily damage permanently the seed if u stick anything into the husk the way this dude did it. U can split it open even easier by cutting the very bottom of ANY mango seed or split it without sticking the knife all the way passed the husk.
It will still work if your gonna plant it with the husk... No risk of damaging the seed and no hassle... It will just take a little bit longer for it to grow but no hassle...
I'm so excited! It is working! I planted the seed into the soil with like an inch of roots like 4 days ago and I just found the first stem with leaves sprouting! It is amazing.
@@BELL123467 when I first sprouted the seed it didn't get too much sunlight. It was next to a window that was facing north and a tall wall was a meter or so away from that window, although it was mid-spring and kind of a warmer weather (30° C, sorry I'm terrible with F). Since then, I've repotted twice. At first I managed to sprout four seeds out of two different varieties of mango, but sadly only one of each survive now. They are placed next to a window facing southeast and get a good 6-8 hours of sun (again around the 30°s) and I water weekly or every two weeks at least, depending of the weather. They are about half a meter tall. After more that a year they should probably be taller, but they got a pretty bad case of mealy bugs we're still treating. Also, they are together in a pot and they do need a deeper one. I am thinking of separating them by now, but it might be too late in the year by now. But I figure they would have gotten taller if not for that. Haha, sorry to give you the whole story, I know you just asked about the sunlight, but I thought you ought to know that they have not been low-maintenance, at least in my experience. But the smell of the leaves is amazing and watching it shoot new ones is awesome. Good luck if you go for it!
Hii I am from India. Here mango trees are very common. I also planted mango trees. But I never thought this way. I just plant mangos in soil and wait until they come out. Your video is very technical and informative.This season I will try your way. Thanks for uploading. keep it up.
I grew up in Brasil, and just dropped Mango seeds in the ground. But it's more difficult in the USA. So I put the seed in a glass of water and keep it full till it grows roots.
Nice! An alternative method is to keep the seed partially submerged in water. Also heads up the clay pot actually makes the soil dry out faster! It initially holds some extra water but then it wicks away the water from the soil. That's actually a good thing for potted mangoes though, at least according to a Logees video I watched. But that's why you'll so often see cacti in clay pots.
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I tried this and my mango seeds are now in the soil. It's been just over 2 weeks since let them germinate.
Well if everyone learned how to grow and graft their own mango trees, Mexicans and other fruit producers will go out of business. But actually the most important thing for humans is to become self-sufficient, as humanity can always survive in desperate times when you can't rely on society to give you what you need.
Thanks for this video- I have an overly ripe mango to try to grow, and your video seems the most helpful I've found. I would only add @3:55 it helps drainage to put small stones, gravel, or broken shards of pottery in the bottom of the pot (a few inches). This also helps keep the dirt from coming out the bottom. Great job and now I have a chance of trying this successfully! Thanks!
Thank you so much for this great video! Two weeks ago, I put my first mango seed in a plastic bag, but then it got addictive and I've got several on the go, haha. The method worked great, and am now moving onto the potting stage 🙏🏽🌱
@Lucy Mercado My first mango tree is doing great! It has four large leaves, with three very small ones coming in, as well as a tiny secondary branch coming in. I also potted another little mango tree a few days ago, and still have three more seeds in plastic bags 😊 Have you grown your tree, or are you thinking of it?🌱
I wish the video shared this, but I've since learned the hard way: Do NOT put the seed in the sun. It will mold. The video says to put it in a warm place, but don't put it in the sun. I've tried both ways now, and I now know.
The best way to propagate a mango is direct seeding, meaning remove the SEED from its SHELL and plant it DIRECT to the Plant Container. Let the soil damp until it would sprout out. Note: the cover soil would be an inch thick in order to grow easily. The process in the video is a bit sensitive to the sprout especially in the Hot weather places because the whole brittle sprout exposes outright to the air and Sun. Unlike Direct Seeding system, the Sprout is SLOWLY GROWING UP from the soil thereby having a gradual time adapting to the weather.
Oh thank god im not the only one... actually I looked this up bc I ate a mango and was bored enough to see what’s in a mango seed. Then I wanted to try and see if it would grow
@@thatone8432 me too except I'm trying to grow 4 right now because my whole family ate mangoes. They'll thank me later when we have 4 mango trees producing mangoes 😏
+Audrey Reyes Yes definitely, right now I am out of the country and I'll be able to make one like you suggested in about two months. Thank you for the support :)
The best video for growing a mango tree. Thank you so much for taking the time to post this. Ive got 6 mango's that came from a tree now I know what to do! THANKS!!!!
L. M'cGamer… Most likely the mango tree died. It's one thing to germinate them and another one to grow it in a container past the first growth spurt. I've had that trouble and I'm trying to find answers and see a video where they actually grow it into a tree and not just germination.
You know... that's not exactly the "truth"... If you overwater the plant- yah the excessive water will just locate at the bottom of the pot but normally (we try not to overwater the plants xD) when you put the rocks at the bottom...the layer of the wet soil will just rise up so the higher parts of roots will be sitting in it. I hope you get my point 😂😂 I've heard that many times (unfortunately after planting most of my plants with drainage xD)
I’m at 1:07 You coulda just said « step 1. Eat the mango » best believe when I eat a mango, I eat it to the core already.. well lemme continue watching 🇭🇹
Oh Oh my god this worked!! It was difficult to crack the shell open after eating the mango. I smashed 4 of them as I used a hammer. I got the hang of it and managed to crack it open without damaging the seed. I followed the video....put 3 seeds in soaked tissue and put it in a bag.....I now have 3 sprouted mangoes and have now grown them in a pot. I'm in UK so I dont it will bear any fruit....but am happy to see them grow anyway!!! Thank you so much
Hi from Nebraska! My bonsai mango tree that i have. I just ate the fruit and dropped the seed in a planter with some soil. She's growing strong for being here 💪 good video i enjoyed it
Never new this. I try growing it with the whole shell(I was told) it never spout of course 😂😂. Thanks for the tips and tricks. Will try this again your way! 😊
Great vid, I've never known how to get all that fruit off the pit, so your explanation was very helpful. My grandson really wants to try to grow a mango, so this is the perfect video for him to watch before we get started. I have a tip for you, since you helped me out so much. Whenever you put potting soil in a pot with a hole in the bottom, cover the hole with a coffee filter first. It will keep the soil in the pot and still let excess water drain through the bottom. :)
Thank you so much! I have a bonsai tree, and lucky bamboo, I ate a mango last night and pulled out the seed, and was wondering if I could grow it, I’m starting to enjoy having plants in my home, this video has helped me out tremendously. :)
Ever since this video got reccomended to me a couple months ago I have always wanted to grow my own mango tree, since I don't really have many plants of my own. I usually just grow flowers and aloe vera plants for my grandmother, who then uses them for medicine. Can't wait to try this out, all I have left to do is buy a mango! I'll probably edit after a little while to tell you how its going. Edit: it's been a while now, but I haven't been able to get around to doing it, but now I finally planted my mango. I left it for three weeks and in the wet paper towel it grew a pretty large root and a tiny stem with two little leaves, but the paper towel was very dry when I took it out. Gonna write a new update in a week or two. Edit 2: it's been 2 weeks since I planted my seed. It has been growing very quickly. It has a larger and stronger stem with 5 pretty big sized leaves. Now most of the leaves are very thin and hang down, but one is stronger and thicker so the rest should follow too. I suspect that untill this layer of leaves grows strong the stem won't continue to grow upwards. Look forward to another update in a few weeks time. Date: 2021-07-10
@@balazs7235 thanks for reminding, there's some type of pest attacking it but idk what I could do to help it but it seems to be doing pretty well either way, also I gave it to my grandmother for a bit so she could repot it so hopefully it starts growing even bigger
You don’t have do all that process just eat the mango 🥭 and when you finished just put it on the soil it will grow by itself nature will help the mango tree 🌳🇧🇩..nothing impossible 🇧🇩
It doesn’t, you don’t even have to go through all of that. Nature just tosses the fruit on the ground and we get trees. He is just speeding up the process a bit.
First time seeing the mango seed inside.
Lil Meow Meow same
Lol
You guys have see the mango?
Nikola Kotur yes
JUST ONE MORE SCORE AND THE MANGOES WILL BE FINISH!
Just waiting for my mum to finish her mango.
Bronwen Archer
Has she finished it yet?
TH-cam Spam Regulation Officer 😂😂😂😂😂😂
hehe lol
Bronwen Archer ROFL!
Rimer Soto well she's saying she's waiting for her mum to finish the mango had to ask. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 x
I've planted my mango seed about 1 year ago, (taken from the seed inside the sees), just like the video. It's already 6 ft tall and healthy. No mango yet, but it's exciting to see it grow. I live in central Florida, USA
I think they take like 5 years to fruit. They're great for the environment though!
Which soil you used?
Oooh Im also in central Florida! Just started planting mine and am excited to see how it does here!!!
I planted my mango tree in 2016 and now it’s really tall and I don’t need to water it anymore. Btw I live in Dubai, UAE
Put some ethylene and it grow in 6 month
I did this at the beginning of the lockdown in 2020.It's already 2 meters tall. I live on the east coast of South Africa so I think the warm and wet climate helped it grow quickly. It has started producing mangoes, so many of them. There are small growing ones on there. I counted about 22!
Update: The tree has produced mangoes every summer. It is now taller than the house. This summer I harvested nearly 100 mangoes and that's considering some of them were stolen by the Vervet monkeys.
Lucky you! 🙂👍
Update pls?
@@Gaurav-zz9wo okay
I'm from the caribbean we plant and have a lot of mango trees you don't need to do all this cutting just dig a hole drop in the seed and nurture it for about a full year and boom mangoes forever
Then you are lucky. If you're not in a tropical climate, then extra steps can be useful to help germinate it faster.
itz sachin badda boom badda bang ya gat mangos
whytedaises good point
libzzy popcorn lol u know it
DJ Blaxx sir I kept my mango seed since four month back does it propagate
I didnt know theres a seed inside the seed
Namjoon랩 몬스터 it’s not a seed it’s the husk and inside the (husk) is the seed
Me 2
same here. No wonder I can't grow any mango : ) But now after watching this video I will grow some delicious mango tree : )
Namjoon김남준 I was like 😳🤯🤯🤯😳😳😳🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Lol same
Water it for the next 35 years
you mean the next quarter of 35 years
Not even close.....grafting cuts many years off......
@@SegaDream131 Will this give fruits in how many years? Or Should I graft alphonso to any ordinary mango plant for fast fruiting?
Tony Montana, Our Grandfathers plant for us and we eat, and we will plant for our children and they will eat.
@@SegaDream131 whoop tee fkn doo
In Bangladesh we just put it on soil..Then everything is done by nature.Thanks to the creator.
My English is very poor. So intelligent people don't come to point out my mistakes. Plzzzzzz....
your English is great! You don't have any mistakes, don't worry
Same in India.. Make a hole in the backyard and put the seed.. And cross your fingers that squirrels don't steal the seed 🙈🙈🙈
"Thanks to the creator."
Will you say the same thing after the next tsunami ?
@@nina-km5bw no
@@_xO_Ox_ be positive we all pray to the same God. If you don't that's your problem but dont come over here trying to bring someones spirit down.
Thanks I didnt know I have to open the seed to get the seed thankyou
Shell*
U still don't if ur follow this guy's instructions LoL.
not all mangos have the same type of seed so U can easily damage permanently the seed if u stick anything into the husk the way this dude did it.
U can split it open even easier by cutting the very bottom of ANY mango seed or split it without sticking the knife all the way passed the husk.
Messert Kebede same. that's why my mangos didn't grow! I left the husk on it😂
It will still work if your gonna plant it with the husk...
No risk of damaging the seed and no hassle...
It will just take a little bit longer for it to grow but no hassle...
habeshas love mango! favorite fruit lol
Dude you forgot the most important step. EAT THE PRECIOUS MANGO
Lol , I have to agree !!! As for peeling it ! What's wrong with just cutting in half like normal ! 😂
@@willywilson4409 lol omg i was internaly screaming seeing him peel the mango like a potatoe ;0;
I thought he was going to do that
I'm so excited! It is working! I planted the seed into the soil with like an inch of roots like 4 days ago and I just found the first stem with leaves sprouting! It is amazing.
Does the planted seed require a lot of sun?
@@BELL123467 when I first sprouted the seed it didn't get too much sunlight. It was next to a window that was facing north and a tall wall was a meter or so away from that window, although it was mid-spring and kind of a warmer weather (30° C, sorry I'm terrible with F).
Since then, I've repotted twice. At first I managed to sprout four seeds out of two different varieties of mango, but sadly only one of each survive now. They are placed next to a window facing southeast and get a good 6-8 hours of sun (again around the 30°s) and I water weekly or every two weeks at least, depending of the weather. They are about half a meter tall. After more that a year they should probably be taller, but they got a pretty bad case of mealy bugs we're still treating. Also, they are together in a pot and they do need a deeper one. I am thinking of separating them by now, but it might be too late in the year by now. But I figure they would have gotten taller if not for that.
Haha, sorry to give you the whole story, I know you just asked about the sunlight, but I thought you ought to know that they have not been low-maintenance, at least in my experience. But the smell of the leaves is amazing and watching it shoot new ones is awesome. Good luck if you go for it!
who's here waiting for a 3 year old mango plant update?
Me
Will this give fruits in how many years? Or Should I graft alphonso to any ordinary mango plant for fast fruiting?
Me
😂
YouCan'tAlwaysGet WhatYouWant lol
Hii I am from India. Here mango trees are very common. I also planted mango trees. But I never thought this way. I just plant mangos in soil and wait until they come out. Your video is very technical and informative.This season I will try your way. Thanks for uploading. keep it up.
@vishu singh probably because he can :)
I grew up in Brasil, and just dropped Mango seeds in the ground. But it's more difficult in the USA. So I put the seed in a glass of water and keep it full till it grows roots.
In bangladesh
We just eat the mango
Dump it on ground and
On the end of the monsoon we
Have tons of seedlings lol😂😂😂
You're right .
Wanna have a mango eating competition?
Ami Ek Pati am ekbare khaite pari😂😂
ariyan. FahiM that’s an excellent way to grow them!!!😄
ariyan. FahiM sotti bro Bangladesh e onek mango 🥭 khaysi 😂😂😂😊😊😂😊 bro ata valo chilo.
I’m from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Nice! An alternative method is to keep the seed partially submerged in water. Also heads up the clay pot actually makes the soil dry out faster! It initially holds some extra water but then it wicks away the water from the soil. That's actually a good thing for potted mangoes though, at least according to a Logees video I watched. But that's why you'll so often see cacti in clay pots.
"You want to dampen the towel"
*empties half the bottle onto the seed*
*continues spraying*
😭😭
Well because the seed isn't supposed to dry out
😂
If u don’t label the bag the seed won’t grow!
Absolutely how can it grow with no name? That’d be so sad!
Lol when he said DATE IT I was thinking, "damn, OK got it label the bag, it's crucial dont yell at me lol😜
True. I didn't label my bag and got a guava tree instead.😃
@@mrbob9556 atleast you got a tree tho?
Yoooo I planted the shell cause I had no idea the seed was inside!!
Lmao
sameeeeee
Same bro
Desecricy All it would dicompse I’m pretty sure and would still come out just take a little longer
LMAO SAME 😂😂😂😂
I came here because my pregnancy app said my baby is as big as a mango but when you pulled out that knife I suddenly felt very defensive lol
my mango plant is now about 3 years old and it grows new leaves all the time! it is my favourite plant🌱😊
Robyn Marie [fromthissoul.com] never cos mangos need a really warm place to grow mangos and where i live it’s so cold in winter.);
vishu singh oh okey i didn’t know that(:
@vishu singh what about in nyc get very hot during summer and cold asf in winter
since you’ve experience, when I “store” the seed in a plastic bag, does it matter If i store it in a dark place or does it need sunlight?
ian jansen i actually dont know
I bought some mangoes yesterday, I know what I am going to be doing once I have eaten them!...... :-)
Enrique Banez Nope I will be sodomizing myself with them.....
Enjoy
Enrique Banez I will.... ;-)
+Sharp Shooter did it grow?
Desire. Yes it has started to grow I will move it into a bigger pot soon. :-)
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I tried this and my mango seeds are now in the soil. It's been just over 2 weeks since let them germinate.
+TheSweetpea73 you're welcome :)
TheSweetpea73 did they grow
How's your mango tree doing?
Nobody:
Absolutely Nobody:
TH-cam recommendations: how to grow a mango tree
Well if everyone learned how to grow and graft their own mango trees, Mexicans and other fruit producers will go out of business.
But actually the most important thing for humans is to become self-sufficient, as humanity can always survive in desperate times when you can't rely on society to give you what you need.
Unlucky for you, I actually searched this up
Nobody:
You with this shitty comment:
@@chrislife1101 Exactly. Such a dumb meme
I did search for this.
TH-cam is recommending this because they know the world is going to end, so we need to feed knowledge in our head boys...
Illuminati:Stay where you are....
*crying* stay woke and safe people's xoxo
Wtf how pessimistic and terrifying you are
Now it's even more True :D
The prophesy has come true
I gotta say i really love me some mangoes
Zma7 7m yep
I would have ate the mango and then cleaned the seed with my teeth then got the seed out.
Everyone would. I guess this guy is allergic to mago.
That's how we do it in Pakistan
I'm pretty sure he still ate the mango, just not on camera lol
@@legacyof7 yeah lol, just to not gross out everyone lol with saliva going around the seed😂😂..
Me to
Did this after watching the upload and it works great. Several plants are up and looking good in pots. Yay!
The most and best mango unboxing video ever ❤💕🐶
It’s amazing that any Mango could ever grow in the wild without the help of humans .
Living in a jungle probably help
i literally start to plant my own mango tree after seeing this video. thank you for sharing and TH-cam recommendation LoL
Thanks much. All 3 seeds was a success. Even when the stem break, it still grow! I planted them today🤗
I've always wondered how to grow a mango tree from the seed. Thank you for the very informative video
Omg it's food wishes music
I just kinda throw the seed around my kitchen like a pissed off ape until it opened
What I had always thought of as the seed is actually the seed pod! You learn something new everyday.
I don't know how to grown mango until I saw your TH-cam. Thank you. For sharing. Love it. ❤❤
ASMR :ripping open mango seed to reveal another mango seed
i used to throw seed in my backyard for years and now there is a mango tree with mango in it😂
@Nanjimoy Al Kursi pretty sure it starts producing mangoes 3-5 years after it has been planted
Thanks for this video- I have an overly ripe mango to try to grow, and your video seems the most helpful I've found. I would only add @3:55 it helps drainage to put small stones, gravel, or broken shards of pottery in the bottom of the pot (a few inches). This also helps keep the dirt from coming out the bottom. Great job and now I have a chance of trying this successfully! Thanks!
Thank you so much for this great video! Two weeks ago, I put my first mango seed in a plastic bag, but then it got addictive and I've got several on the go, haha. The method worked great, and am now moving onto the potting stage 🙏🏽🌱
@Lucy Mercado My first mango tree is doing great! It has four large leaves, with three very small ones coming in, as well as a tiny secondary branch coming in. I also potted another little mango tree a few days ago, and still have three more seeds in plastic bags 😊 Have you grown your tree, or are you thinking of it?🌱
Excellent information for public , thanks for sharing your valuable information. Keep posting like this
Very good job,
I have to try this!! Love growing from seedings it's amazing how God recreates...
Thank you for the video. I will try it. To me is always fascinating to see a seed germinate.
Just a regular day.. watching how to plant a damn tree... ahhhh I love life
I just throw them into my compost and pick it out when it sprouts hahaha
nice video. I love how you straight to the point and give all the infos needed without bla bla too much. It’s an ideal teaching video!
i just did it, very excited about my mango seed lol hopefully lil guy gonna make it
I wish the video shared this, but I've since learned the hard way: Do NOT put the seed in the sun. It will mold. The video says to put it in a warm place, but don't put it in the sun. I've tried both ways now, and I now know.
elizabeth brown where did you put it so I could be warm? I can only think of outside? Outside in the shade?
Erika Herron I put mines in my sock drawer
my closet.
mine still molds in the drawer
The best way to propagate a mango is direct seeding, meaning remove the SEED from its SHELL and plant it DIRECT to the Plant Container. Let the soil damp until it would sprout out.
Note: the cover soil would be an inch thick in order to grow easily.
The process in the video is a bit sensitive to the sprout especially in the Hot weather places because the whole brittle sprout exposes outright to the air and Sun. Unlike Direct Seeding system, the Sprout is SLOWLY GROWING UP from the soil thereby having a gradual time adapting to the weather.
fINALLY THE VIDEO IVE BEEN WAITING MY WHOLE LIFE for
Thanks dude due to this video I have grown 10 mangoes in the UK thanks a lot
The algorithm thinks I'm BORED enough during this quarantine to try and grow a mango tree...
I just might be🥴
Oh thank god im not the only one... actually I looked this up bc I ate a mango and was bored enough to see what’s in a mango seed. Then I wanted to try and see if it would grow
@@thatone8432 me too except I'm trying to grow 4 right now because my whole family ate mangoes. They'll thank me later when we have 4 mango trees producing mangoes 😏
@@layse27 just gotta wait 3-7 years nothing much right?😂
Do I sound like I'm being rude?
+DIY Home and Garden can we see your garden and collection of plants???
+Audrey Reyes Yes definitely, right now I am out of the country and I'll be able to make one like you suggested in about two months. Thank you for the support :)
thank you!!!!
Thank you very much. I so... appreciate you sharing. I will be starting a couple mango trees tomorrow. I Love mangos!
The best video for growing a mango tree. Thank you so much for taking the time to post this. Ive got 6 mango's that came from a tree now I know what to do! THANKS!!!!
I've been eating mangoes throughout 19 years of my life.
Never in my wildest dream did i even know inside a mango seed, is another mango seed!
Ikr
hey can you do an update on how the mango tree is doing
+L. “SuperStarLennerd” M'cGamer I sure will, at the end of June. I am currently away from home. I apologize for the wait. Thank you!
+DIY Home and Garden oh ok thank you ^-^
L. M'cGamer… Most likely the mango tree died. It's one thing to germinate them and another one to grow it in a container past the first growth spurt. I've had that trouble and I'm trying to find answers and see a video where they actually grow it into a tree and not just germination.
DIY Home and Garden what about now?
I have never seen the inner seed before! That’s so cool
Man, plants are so cool
You should always put a layer of rocks at the bottom when planting in pots. Rocks help drain excess water and keep the roots from growing mold.
Sometimes if you don’t put rocks in the bottom, the roots can fill in the drain hole easier and clog it.
You know... that's not exactly the "truth"... If you overwater the plant- yah the excessive water will just locate at the bottom of the pot but normally (we try not to overwater the plants xD) when you put the rocks at the bottom...the layer of the wet soil will just rise up so the higher parts of roots will be sitting in it.
I hope you get my point 😂😂
I've heard that many times (unfortunately after planting most of my plants with drainage xD)
Good job. City folks can appreciate this.
I've managed to grow one before, but it died after about 4 months!!! Will definitely try again x thanks for the help x
Didnt know mangos grew like this in the wild, really cool they can do this
Whaaaaaaa😳😳 i literally just planted these a few days ago. Now there's a seed in the seed LORD!! SHOULD HAVE DONE MY HOMEWORK FIRST!😔😒
I was so surprised! I wanna try this but I dont think northeastern USA has the right climate. Good luck with ur planting
@vishu singh I told my mom I took the seed out of the shell and my parents started laughing at me.
muito bom eu vo faser isso
I’m at 1:07
You coulda just said « step 1. Eat the mango » best believe when I eat a mango, I eat it to the core already.. well lemme continue watching 🇭🇹
Right! I was like whats all this he's doing!? Better eat that like a normal person😂🇲🇿
I never new there was a seed in side the seed but am glad I watch this video as to not throw them out .Thank you.
Oh Oh my god this worked!! It was difficult to crack the shell open after eating the mango. I smashed 4 of them as I used a hammer. I got the hang of it and managed to crack it open without damaging the seed. I followed the video....put 3 seeds in soaked tissue and put it in a bag.....I now have 3 sprouted mangoes and have now grown them in a pot. I'm in UK so I dont it will bear any fruit....but am happy to see them grow anyway!!! Thank you so much
raj parmar lol
he said dampen HE SOAKED THAT TOWEL
This is why I checked the comments, im glad I'm not the only one bothered by that :"))))
Priscilla Horváth it’s like “two shots of vodka”
Hannah Aglubat *glug glug glug* 😂
That is why leave seed in husk and put in dirt and wwater no need for bag nonsense.
@@z.z3925 What he did in the video just makes it happen faster, not the only way...
just waiting for my granma to finish her mango.
LMAO
will take a while tho
Is she done yet?
You are awesome bro!!! I have planted it successfully. Thank you bro for your kind information
Hi from Nebraska! My bonsai mango tree that i have. I just ate the fruit and dropped the seed in a planter with some soil. She's growing strong for being here 💪 good video i enjoyed it
adamkittok Maine here. Going to try it.
Good deal 🤞
how long will it take to get mangoes?
Well nice video...
it will take 10-15 yrs.
here in Philippines, there are so many mango trees.
+danjo hebron
OMG!!! Better buy mangoes and eat... 😀
yup :D
+MF6TUBE lol
0:14 FOOD WISHES??? CHEF JOHN IS THAT YOU?
I came here for this comment
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Thank you so much!!! I tried it two weeks ago and it works😁
Never new this. I try growing it with the whole shell(I was told) it never spout of course 😂😂. Thanks for the tips and tricks. Will try this again your way! 😊
thank you for sharing the experience , do you think using other methods to start the seed? if any
place the seed straight into a pot of soil, water then cover with a plastic bag to create humidity. simple and natural
Lol... Just today I ate a mango and trew the seed in the back yard and it will definitely grow without doing all that stuff u are doing lol
I love the info you give quick & to the point.
Awesome! How fun! Thanks for sharing!
Great vid, I've never known how to get all that fruit off the pit, so your explanation was very helpful. My grandson really wants to try to grow a mango, so this is the perfect video for him to watch before we get started.
I have a tip for you, since you helped me out so much. Whenever you put potting soil in a pot with a hole in the bottom, cover the hole with a coffee filter first. It will keep the soil in the pot and still let excess water drain through the bottom. :)
Thank you, especially for the tip! I will definitely give it a try :)
Damn boi ! I wonder how you'd rip open a coconut with bare hands
Thank you so much! I have a bonsai tree, and lucky bamboo, I ate a mango last night and pulled out the seed, and was wondering if I could grow it, I’m starting to enjoy having plants in my home, this video has helped me out tremendously. :)
Thanks for sharing this very useful video 😊
food wishes
Your videos are AMAZING! Everything is so well explained! Can you do a tutorial on how to grow an apple tree from seed?
+I love potatoes Thank you, this made my day :) I am actually in the process of making that video, it should be ready in a month.
Hello, here is the video you requested :) Hope you like it!
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Straight to the point!👍
Wow, thanks. I was planting the uterus, not realizing the seed was actually inside! Will definately try again, as Iove mangos!😁
is it ok if i put it somewhere with room temperature
Wait, how does this happen in nature?
Stephen Parallox the outside shell will decompose naturally. This just makes it faster
You don't always have to remove the seed cover
A person eat’s the mango, then shit’s out the seed in the soil.
You telling me mangos dont naturally grow in apartments?
Thanks! I bought a mango just for the seed!
Ever since this video got reccomended to me a couple months ago I have always wanted to grow my own mango tree, since I don't really have many plants of my own. I usually just grow flowers and aloe vera plants for my grandmother, who then uses them for medicine.
Can't wait to try this out, all I have left to do is buy a mango! I'll probably edit after a little while to tell you how its going.
Edit: it's been a while now, but I haven't been able to get around to doing it, but now I finally planted my mango. I left it for three weeks and in the wet paper towel it grew a pretty large root and a tiny stem with two little leaves, but the paper towel was very dry when I took it out. Gonna write a new update in a week or two.
Edit 2: it's been 2 weeks since I planted my seed. It has been growing very quickly. It has a larger and stronger stem with 5 pretty big sized leaves. Now most of the leaves are very thin and hang down, but one is stronger and thicker so the rest should follow too. I suspect that untill this layer of leaves grows strong the stem won't continue to grow upwards. Look forward to another update in a few weeks time. Date: 2021-07-10
how did it go
How's it going??
Make sure to leave an update! Curious to see how it’s been going.
@@balazs7235 thanks for reminding, there's some type of pest attacking it but idk what I could do to help it but it seems to be doing pretty well either way, also I gave it to my grandmother for a bit so she could repot it so hopefully it starts growing even bigger
You don’t have do all that process just eat the mango 🥭 and when you finished just put it on the soil it will grow by itself nature will help the mango tree 🌳🇧🇩..nothing impossible 🇧🇩
Wow! i didn't know the hard shell had to be peeled! thankyou
It doesn’t, you don’t even have to go through all of that. Nature just tosses the fruit on the ground and we get trees. He is just speeding up the process a bit.
thanks for the info! I managed to do it and I am going to plant the seed today, I am very excited! 👍😀
Great video🙌
... foodwishes-like jingle here
will it need pollen to make a new fruit?
+Yassine Cherif they are self pollinating
Hey now there's a idea Liberals might like to " identify " with. Asexual.. Sort of a " Go F**k yourself "
James Baugh does everything have to be about this? It's a video about planting mangoes for fucks sake
Perfectly explained, thanks
This whole video blew my mind