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Mango seeds1kg

No.THT28
High germination mango seeds grow into tropical evergreen fruiting trees. Heat-loving variety for large pots and frost-free outdoor planting, moderate care for gardeners.
$70.00
  • Mango seeds1kg
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  • Mango seeds1kg
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Description

Our premium mango seeds are taken from fully ripe fresh mango fruits with plump kernels and strong germination vitality. Botanically named Mangifera indica, mango is a large tropical evergreen fruit tree with thick glossy leathery leaves, panicles of small light yellow fragrant flowers in spring, and high-sugar delicious mango fruits maturing in summer.
Mango trees are very sensitive to low temperature and frost damage, only suitable for permanent outdoor planting in frost-free tropical and subtropical regions. In temperate and northern areas, it can only be cultivated in extra-large deep flower pots and moved indoors for thermal insulation during cold winter. Seed-grown mango seedlings can bear stable fruits after 4–6 years of growth. Widely used for southern orchard economic planting, villa courtyard landmark ornamental trees, tropical style garden landscaping and indoor sunroom large foliage potted viewing. It prefers deep, loose, fertile slightly acidic well-drained sandy loam soil, and waterlogged low-lying land is strictly forbidden to prevent root rot. Daily management focuses on sufficient full sunlight supply, regular watering in growing seasons, strict winter anti-freezing protection and annual pruning to shape the crown, which is a high-value economic and ornamental dual-purpose fruit tree.

Planting Instructions

  1. Soil Preparation: Select deep loose fertile slightly acidic sandy loam with excellent drainage performance, mix decomposed leaf soil and organic fertilizer to adjust soil structure, avoid heavy clay soil that easily accumulates water.
  2. Seed Pre-treatment: Remove the hard woody husk of mango seeds completely, clean the kernel surface, soak in warm water for 24–48 hours to activate embryo and accelerate germination. No cold stratification needed.
  3. Sowing Method: Place the treated seed flat or slightly tilted in moist substrate, cover 2–3 cm fine soil and lightly compact, reserve enough spacing for seedling later transplantation.
  4. Germination Condition: Keep the medium slightly moist without ponding water, constant temperature 25–32°C, seeds germinate within 15–30 days, keep high air humidity during germination period.
  5. Daily Maintenance: Place under full sunlight all year round; reduce watering frequency and volume greatly in winter dormancy; transfer potted mango indoors in time when temperature below 5°C to avoid frost death; trim overly dense inner branches yearly to improve ventilation and light transmission.

Specification

  • Plant Name: Mango
  • Botanical Name: Mangifera indica
  • Plant Type: Tropical Evergreen Perennial Large Fruit Tree
  • Mature Height: Up to 10–30 Meters
  • Fruiting Period: Summer annually, seedling trees bear fruit in 4–6 years
  • Germination Temperature: 25–32°C
  • Growing Temperature: 18°C ~ 38°C, cannot tolerate frost below 0°C
  • Light Requirement: Full Sun
  • Soil: Deep loose well-drained slightly acidic loam soil
  • Planting Difficulty: Moderate
  • Core Features: Sweet high-nutrition mango fruits, lush evergreen foliage, strong tropical landscape effect, suitable for warm area orchard and indoor large potted cultivation

FAQ

Q1: Can mango survive outdoor winter in cold northern areas?
A1: It cannot withstand any freezing frost. Temperate zones must use large potted mode and move indoors to keep warm in winter.
Q2: How many years do seed-grown mango trees bear fruits?
A2: Seed seedlings generally yield fruits in the 4th to 6th year, grafted mango saplings fruit much earlier.
Q3: Does mango need full sunlight?
A3: Full direct sunlight is essential. Shaded environment causes spindly branches, few flowers and low fruit setting rate.
Q4: What is the most important maintenance point?
A4: Guarantee perfect soil drainage to prevent root rot and implement thorough winter low-temperature protection.
Q5: Is it suitable for beginner growers?
A5: Operable for novices, the key points are high-temperature humid germination environment, adequate sunlight and winter anti-freezing measures.

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