After eating this fruit, keep the core and bury it in the ground for a month to produce something special

Growing mango from seed

Growing mango by seed is a popular and simple growing method, just by taking the seeds after use and sowing them in the ground. After a few weeks, the mango seed will begin to sprout and grow into a tree. You can plant it in a pot if you want to keep it small, or plant it straight into the ground for a larger plant.

You must start with a ripe mango because otherwise the seed in the mango seed pod may not be ripe enough to develop into a tree.

Simple planting method:

Step 1: First, cut all the flesh to see the seed coat inside. Clean the seeds by removing the fibers and allow to dry before use to carefully remove the outer shell to reach the seed kernel. Letting dry will make it easier to cut open.

Step 2: Then carefully cut the skin to reveal the seeds by using a sharp knife to split the sides, remove the kernels of the mango. Healthy seeds are usually light golden brown and fresh. Remove seeds that have wilted and turned gray.

Step 3: Wrap the seeds in a damp paper towel. Place seeds wrapped in paper towels in a plastic bag and cut a corner out of the bag. Keep the towel moist with regular watering and your mango seeds should germinate within 1-2 weeks. Keep the seeds in a warm, humid place.

Step 4: Take a large enough pot and fill it with a soil mix with compost like vermicompost to provide nutrients. Be sure to use a pot with drainage holes. Then moisten the soil a little

Step 5: Make a small hole and place the seed inside the hole with the eye facing up. Cover the seeds with 1.5 cm of soil.

Step 6: Place the pot in a place with weak sunlight to help the plant get used to the sun. Increase stiffness before moving the plant to a permanent place with lots of sun. Seeds will grow within a few weeks.

Once the seeds have germinated and grown into a seedling, you can move the plant to a permanent planting area in the back of the garden where it will get plenty of sun because it will grow quite large later on. Or you can keep it as a potted plant if you don’t want it to be too big.

Longan from seeds

The longan tree is a tropical fruit tree believed to have originated in India or in China. Currently, the tree is grown in many parts of the world because it brings benefits as well as health to people.

Step 1: Seeds need to be dried in the shade for 4 days and planted immediately, otherwise they will lose viability quickly.

Step 2: Sow the seeds about 2cm. Germination takes place in 7-10 days.

Step 3: Transplant the seedlings in a shady place where they will begin to grow and bear fruit in 3-4 years.

Note: Longan plants do not tolerate moisture, so choose the driest and hottest area of ​​the garden. Plant longan trees away from the lawn as it can reduce fruit quality.