How To Grow A Mango Tree From Seed - EASY - With Results ( HD Macro )
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- How To Grow A Mango Tree From A Seed
Tips and tricks for growing a successful mango plant from a store bought mango.
This video covers seed preparation, germination, and finally transplanting the tree to a pot. It also has follow up footage of the plant a few months later, giving you the entire process all in a single video!
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I've been eating mangoes all my life and it's the first time I'm seeing inside of a mango seed. I only just realised its in a pod. Mango matters starts now.
yeah its crazy right! Good luck!
Me too
What we know as seed normally is just the protective layer
Same here. All my life picking mangos from the backyard and never thought of opening up the pit 🙄😁
It’s four fucking AM and I’m watching how to grow a mango tree
lol, soon youll be hearing the birds chirping
Sounds pretty awesome UNLESS you need to be at work soon.
🤣🤣🤣
This is so funny
Ooof
In Indonesia if you want to plant this fruit just throwin it to the ground and wait 1 month
Yeah, im jealous, the winter kills everything...
Hey Rothchild you are gonna visit Guantanamo Bay soon.
Indonesian mangos are hardcore!
@@TechplantChannel we have great soil here
Ever heard about India guys?
my mango seed started having 6 leaves suddenly out of nowhere and I’m super happy😭
That's great!
Techplant thank you so much♥️.I accidentally stepped on your channel and now i’m growing all sort of things :))
Lol
Where u live
Pxgf Iran (shocked noises). why?
I threw my mango seed in my backyard just a few years ago (have basically a field as a backyard and because it's so green and bushy anything that can compost we just throw out there) and it's the largest tree in my backyard. In less than a month it grew pretty fast. I live in Jamaica so having at least 2 or 3 types of mango trees in your home is pretty normal. I have a Julie and an East Indian mango.
awesome, I live in a place that gets really cold winters that kill everything so i have to keep mine inside forever.
Thanks alot, I really needed this
Hey - the mango you grew from seed, how does it taste? Like the original mango or something entirely different? Most folks graft mangoes to get good fruit… how was your experience?
@@vidyashankara It is pretty sweet, like any original mango taste. Each season they produce a lot of fruit. So much that most times we just give them away.
@@vidyashankara, fruit will be true to parent plant if grown from non grafted plant
I just tossed the mango seed while still in the husk into our compost pile along with other kitchen scraps . Never intended to grow a tree but it grew on its own!
amazing
@@TechplantChannel I had a similar epiphany a few years ago - we normally toss all our kitchen scraps in with the chickens as food/scratch for them, they eventually turn it all into compost. So one fallI had taken a wheelbarrowful of compost from their run to spread under my apple trees, and lo and behold, there was a sprouted mango mixed in there! So now I try to sprout them whenever I can, it's way fun.
Same thing happened with a moldy leek and a bell pepper core for me, but sadly neither can turn into trees
Same thing happened to me with an avocado seed. I planted it in a pot and it’s been about 2 years but it finally started to really grow a lot this year
same... heading to the bin, lol!!
I did not know the actual seed was inside the seed
Actually the seed is inside the seed of the seed 😂
Bruh
@@mrgodz8034 That's NUTS.
Me too @joy stewary
@LAKSHY KRISHNA absolute madlad
Here in Colombia, more specifically in the north coast, almost every home has a mango tree 😂 at home we used to have 3 Mango trees. We ate a lot of mangos, you guys can't imagine. Sometimes during the 🥭 season, there were a lot of mangos in the streets because they used to fall from the tree and people were just tired of eating them that pets or insects would eat them instead ☺️ Mango trees are definitely part of our culture in here
Thats really awesome! thanks for sharing, one day i wanna visit!
Amazing… I’m trying to grow a mango tree from a Columbian mango!
you are so lucky
Yes everyone who does not grow up in tropical areas with mango trees everywhere are seriously missing out lol..Mangoes are one of my favorite fruits if not favorite and I know I’ve never even tasted the best, living in the states..
Great video. My wife is from Colombia and mangoes are literally everywhere but I live in Canada so it is very challenging to grow them. I currently have 3 small plants growing. I started them in soil but I will try your water system the next time. Fortunately I have plenty of space in my house and I converted one spare room into my tropical tree space with LED grow lights last winter and I got very good results. Growing trees from seeds takes time but it is richly rewarding. Cheers from Ottawa, Canada.
Thanks for sharing! Yeah growlights are key for this stuff. I live in wisconsin so i understand your pain a little when it comes to the cold and not being able to have stuff outside all year!
Definitely appreciated that this video started from the fruit stage and continued to the end stage. Many skip essential steps that beginners like me need for better understanding 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I germinated a yellow mango seed a few months ago, using the paper towel and ziplock technique. Potted it, put it outside and watered it everyday. Until I got busy, missed watering it for 2 days and being in south Florida it was hot and died. Now I’m currently germinating a yellow mango and a florigon mango seed and going to keep it indoors for awhile before going outside. Like you said, they need lots of water and thanks for a great video. Subscribed.
His voice is so soothing that I stayed the whole video. Also, he clearly knows what he’s doing and it shows. I love content like this
Thanks for the kind words!
I've started a new project. Ate the mango. Washed the inner shell and carefully took the seed out. Planted it in the soil. Now its grown a bit with 4 browny leaves.
Awesome job!
Saw this video by chance and because I had a mango fruit in the house decided to try it. Was so sure I'd end up throwing it away disappointed after a month. Instead, it germinated super fast and its so nice to watch the roots grow. Thank you for sharing your ideas! This is so much fun!
Wonderful! Im always happy to hear about peoples success with this! nice job!
I grew mine direct in the pot and I got 7 sprouts from one seed I carefully separated them today I have 7 Apple mango trees in my farm from 1seed
Alice Ndhoki amazing! I'll have to start some in soil next. Thanks for watching and commenting!
hello Alice, I had grow mango plants from mango seed about two years ago and one seed sprout 4 plants they all die, can you please tell me which supermarkets did you purchase the mango from
@@Magicalworld_92 if they actually sprouted and grew a bit, it's your fault they died. A mango is a mango, whichever store you get it from lol. Even if it's small or deformed, but of course bigger is better because the plant will have more stored energy to grow from
@@KickBull I know it was my fault,4 weeks ago I got some mangoes and some of them seed sprout up to 5 seedlings
@@Magicalworld_92 that's interesting because bmy mango seeds always sprout only 1 sprout. Interesting fact for you, if you get a couple of sprouts from only 1 seed, the biggest ones will have the same genetics as the mango you got the seed from, so if you liked the mango you ate that you got it from, cut off the smallest sprouts and you'll have a tree that produces the same fruit as far as I know. I hope it's not a myth
Straight to the point, clear explanation, wonderful. Much appreciated.
Thanks for watching!
Do you think you’ll be able to do an update code since it’s been over a year now, I’d like to see how the plant is doing and how you would transfer it once it out grows the pot if possible
Its dead, I went to Korea for like 3 months and during that time my family accidentally let it pass into the next dimension... :(
@@TechplantChannel rip little mango tree
Techplant 😱😢
@@TechplantChannel you should use a drip irrigation system while on vacations.
Plant a new one, that could be fun!
I love how he says "look what WE did". As if we also contributed something to it :)
you guys do! every video i get all kinds of tips, suggestions and nice words. If i didn't get all that i might not make videos! The viewers are equally important! Thanks for watching!
@@TechplantChannel it's honesty really cute that you think like that. I really like your personality and that content that you make ... I hope you will grow ( pun intended) even more and become a famous RUclipsr ☺️
Luisa T sweet comment and replies. Humans can be amazing
Yeayyyy I’ve just brought 2 mangos from Tesco and I’m super excited to start this. Already got my avocado seeds in water. 🥑🥭 you’ve definitely be helpful with this video. Thanks!!👍🏻
This video shocked me!! So cool!! I can't wait to try this!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!
Have fun!
It seriously breaks my heart that you didn’t just eat the mango
I did off camera, i love these things
Growing my first fruit tree wish me luck
Edit: it shriveled up and died I have no idea why but it wouldn’t fruit in my house anyways
Good luck!
I did the same and it came out with strong roots after 5days
Good luck!
:) good luck bro
I'm retired and live in Thailand. I've planted the seeds by accident just by dumping them in a corner of the yard. Now I have several trees from seed coming up, plus a bunch of trees bought from garden shops. One of them, planted about 8 years ago started bearing fruit two years ago. First there were about 4 little round mangoes that didn't taste very good. The next year there were about 6 mangoes and the taste was better. This year the tree is full of mangoes, and like most trees around here grown from seed, the fruit is rather small, but sometimes delicious. One of the neighbors had a tree with almost a tangerine-mango taste. This year the fruit is slightly bigger, and I'm waiting for it to ripen more before I pick it to see what the fruit tastes like. My other trees from seed are still too young and won't be producing fruit for a few more years yet. The trees get tall fast over here.
Keep up the good work and continue the education process. People like you help the earth in a very big way.
Thanks for the kind words!
I'm growing mine using your method and looks like it's working. Super excited! Thanks for sharing this amazing video!
Best of luck!
I did this 2 weeks ago and after a couple of days it grew roots. Now, It has a little stem with 4 baby leaves. Thank you!
Amazing, keep up the good work
Thanks so much! This video and the information is very helpful. I home school my 3 year old son and it was not only very educational and descriptive for him , but fun to watch and do ourselves. Now we can watch it grow together and learn to take great care of it in the process!
Very cool! I hope you and your son enjoy! There are a lot of other seeds you can get from other fruits you can grow for fun too!
Thank you this is the BEST video on prop ing a mango I have seen. I give up on the paper towel method and I have never been successful with it. I will give this way a shot and let you know how I do.
yeah when i try paper towel method it molds in like 2 days lol
This is probably the best mango grow tutorial! I will try your exact method :D
Good luck
Your demonstrations are very comprehensive ! 👍👍👌
Thank you! 😃
I grew mine directly into a pot and it’s looking great
Good job I hope it grows well!
The only way that worked with me, thank you soo much 😍🌱
Glad it helped!
Hatsoff to your patience. It took a lot of months to complete this video. N really thanks to you to provide such information.
It's my pleasure
I'm growing my own mango seed. Hope all things go well. This video was really helpful.
Best of luck!
5:25 the way you said huge some reason made me smile 😂❤️ now all I've got to do is decide which plant tutorial of yours to use to grow a tree...
grow em all!!
I just took a mango seed, plopped it into a shallow bowl of water and put it on my windowsill. It's been about 3 months and it's a healthy little plant now. :)
amazing!
At last a no nonsense video about what the title says. Thanks and subscribed.
Thanks! Thanks for subscribing too!
I just kinda throw the seed around my kitchen like a pissed off ape until it was open
lmao, yeah sometimes they are a real pain to get open!
@@TechplantChannel they are, i used a knife and cut my finger to the bone :/
edit: it was a butter knife
just use scissors at the end of the husk
@@crystal4478same
I used scissors to make a small slit on the side of husk and open it from there with my fingers
wow amazing work, congrats on your patience and goodwill to film and care for this mango! I also have one but is tiny for now, thx for helping me with your video
Thank you!! Trying my first mango tree. Hoping it'll grow.
Best of luck!
Thank you already got a fat root growing 😁
I started the mango seed more than a month ago. Yhis method is way better than others. And i have some tips if any of you want to start this.
1. Choose a mango without many green spots. It may be fungus or it may be unripe. Try using either fully yellow or orange mangoes. And then take the seed out. Try not to damage the root thing.
2. Make sure to take the peel of. If your mango is yellow coloured. The peel or paper like thing would feel more like plastic and can be removed with a bit of hardwork. Doesnt matter if there is a little bit left. Drying out the seed decreases chances of mould
3. While placing the toothpick do not put them in the line that divides the seeds. This can cause delay in germination.
4. After you have it in water. Either add turmeric to the water or to the root portion of the seed.
5. After you see proper leaves. Add extremely little amounts of fertilizer.
6. Plant it in the soil. Water alot. And maybe graft it later.
Hope this helps. If your seed moulds then let it dry out a bit and maybe spray something that kills fungus.
This tutorial is great 👍🏻
Thanks!
I am making this mango planting project with 5 magno seeds. After 10 days later it really came out with strong roots.
Thanks you for your guide!
Awesome work!
Glad you followed through with how to take care after you plant the seed,,, very helpful 😎
Glad it was helpful!
Omg I’m so happy😭😭😭🥲🥲🥲I finally did it I planted a tree!!
I love mangoes especially the organic and natural ones. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Great Channel mate. Love your approach and how forward it is . Subscribed .
ayyy i followed your video and it worked, normally just by planting the seed in soil used to take me about 1-2 months, but by your technique it took only 15 days for the plant to have 5 leaves :) thanks man!
Thank you so much for demonstrating. Whenever I ate a fruit I liked I wanted to pot it and see. I finally know. Again thanks a lot!
You are most welcome
I remember when I was a kid I would just throw the seed in our garden and the three would just automatically grow. They wouldn’t grow full and tall obviously but we already had like 3 mango trees that would give us fruits every year
im jealous!
Thats a really cool way to germinate a mango seed! It seems to grow a thicker stem foundation earlier on too.
Thanks for the tutorial, I'll be giving this a go.
Thanks for watching!
The dedication is masterful!!
Thanks!
Just to share. I take my wire cutters and open a cut to take the husk apart. I also use my cordless with a very thin drill bit to go through the seed (works with avocados also just to allow the tooth pick indent) I also add a drop of peroxide in the water to kill germs.
Glad yall made this! My toddlers decided they "wanted" mangos (they hated itx I ate it) so now I'm gonna plant the seeds because my desi husband loves them 😁
nice, good luck!
I think ur husband is an Indian
I have found that removing the seed from the husk is totally unnecessary. The only advantage that I have found is that removing the seed from the husk and submerging it in water for 24 to 72 hours reduces the time to sprout by half. However, the resulting seedlings are not as vigorous as those left in their husks almost without exception.
Interesting ill have to try it
I agree, last year, I had not watched any of these planting tutorials and just planted the seed with the husk in the pot, all of them sprouted within about 2 or 3 weeks and most of them have grown well till now.
How do you tell which side to plant it on? I have no idea about orientation with the husk on.
The first time I tried planting mango I just threw the seed with the husk on in my yard. I had no clue what i was doing but it grew a foot tall before dying. Another time I tried it, the seed grew from the bottom and couldn’t reach the top before it died.
With the husk it's disadvantage is that ur chances of germinating is low
@@Kimace I haven’t found that to be the case given enough time.
You explained quickly and neatly.. I impressed..
Thank you for info..
My pleasure 😊
Awesome tutorial I have one looking ready to be independent so I’m going to plant it thank you , your new subscriber from Arizona
My mango finally grew after 3 weeks it's so gorgeous 😍🥰
Amazing!
I will try it right now 🌱 it looks fun 😘!
Good luck and thanks for watching
Love the colors! Very nice!
Thanks for all the info you provided. I didn't know the method of growing mango plant. I had burried last mango seeds I had directly and was very disappointed with the results. I will work on this project this season and will update you as soon as I get any results.
Wonderful!
Very interesting and practical video.
Thanks for watching!
Tried the paper towel method with no luck we’ll see how yours does. Thanks for the awesome step by step video!
Goodluck and thanks for watching
Paper towel means wich
@@rajnipable3947 wrap the seed in a lightly damp paper towel, keep moisture consistent and gives the seed a good start, but it needs to stay very clean else you can get rot problems. We always use the paper towel method ourselves but we've had lots of practice and have pretty good success with it now.
Subscribed! Definately an easy way to make a mango plant grow!
Thanks for the sub! good luck
Best video out for growing mangos forsure👌 even now
Thanks, are you growing some too?
I am from India and it is the mango season here. I have 3 types of mango seeds stored up already and after watching this wonderful video I will try to grow mango trees from them following your method. Thanks! Really glad I came across this video of yours!
if you have a lot of seeds, plant some right into the ground too!
@@TechplantChannel Yes, I plan to do that too. In fact, I came across certain other videos where they were planting the seeds into the pot directly! Actually, mangoes are plentiful now and so seeds are easily available.
Exactly what I was looking for, 5 stars and a like
Thanks for watching!
@@TechplantChannel haha It died already a long time ago.. but just tried it again a month ago and its already the size that the one in the video has xD love it
For all you SMART!ppl out there good for you.Some of us need a little help. Thank you for the video.
So exciting. Well detailed thanks
the problem is that, mangoes are going to start growing when the tree reached its maximum height. That takes around 3 to 5 years. for that reason grafting the mango tree is necessary. To graft you need to shave a small part of the tree and on top of that spot you need to tie a black bag with a mix of organic fertilizer . A couple of days later a small branch will grow not far from the black bag. you need to cut the small branch and plant it into a garden pot with dirt and fertilizer. 3 months later you will transfer it to the ground. If everything goes right within 10-18 months the tree will grow 6-10 feet and mangoes will start growing. I know it may be long process but it takes only 12 months to happen with effort
wow nice! I wish i could plant outside where i live!
Wow so if I don’t graft it it won’t fruit?
@@americandomino3656 thats great!
A mango tree grown from poly-embryonic seed do not need to be grafted.
Find a list of polyembryonic mangoes which can grow fruits in 2 to 4 years time
LOVE THIS! started mine April 1st!
Nice! I hope it grows well!
Girllll i just started mine last week
How is it going?
It’s so big now!! Well it’s like 5-6 inches! I love it!
Thank you! I am planning to plant a mango tree 😍
I m proud of u... for having the patience to grow mango in cold region
Thanks!!!
Cool hack for cleaning up mango seed husks: Brillo (steel wool) pads are GREAT for cleaning them perfectly, and they do not harm them at all! Try it! (The ones without detergent, of course.)
We followed your video, growing from seed in water, and it did so well that we planted it in a pot at about 5 weeks. It is a foot tall and has 9 leaves, and the last two are enormous! Just 4 days ago those newest leaves were teenie tiny and today they are 8” long and purple. Wish I could post a picture to this comment! We live in SWFL and it is thriving outside on our lanai. We got the mango from a co-worker and don’t know if this is a dwarf tree or regular one. Is there any way to figure this out at this stage?
Have to wait for summer now, TOTALLY DOING IT
enjoy!
I came here after watch grow with nick videos, and saw your comments about growing mango. Small youtuber here and now just subcribe your channel. Thank you for sharing other method of growing mango. Interesting!
Try to plant ur mango seeds on a pot
and ur mango will grow Faster.....
Mango seeds are different from avocado seeds!!
I have a 3 month old mango tree, and is 4 times bigger!!
Mango trees need a lot of Sunlight ☀️
If you see ur mango leafs turning yellow
Is because need sunlight
_ and the Best advice is.. after 6 inches tall , plant ur tree
and remove from the Pot !!
He will grow faster and stronger, and you will have Mango around 2 to 3 years o
What do you mean put it on a pot
@@clairebear1932 I think she means instead of germinating them with water, just plant it in a pot from day 1 without it having roots and leaves (just the seed)
@@Rahat2056 thats how mangoes grow actually from thrown away seeds because in thr tropical climate mangoes trees are normal vegetation,growin up in Uganda we spent afternoons climbing trees for guavas,mangoes,jackfruit ....etc
@Island Mike i believe they arent planted, but placed ontop of the soil.
So much work...To be honest, our mango tree grew because of me carelessly throwing a just eaten from seed...After a few weeks, it grew and we just let it be. We already harvested from it a few times...
I live in a place thats a frozen tundra for 5 months a year lol, nice job growing yours though! happy you got fruit from it!
which country do you live in? dont think it would happen in the UK, guessing your in India
This video make my mouth drool because I love mango
me too but the hairs get in my teeth!
So enjoy watching your videos Thank you
Thanks for watching!
A coffee filter at the bottom will prevent the soil from leaking out.
good advice, I recently tried toiletpaper because I had a roll close by when transplanting lol.
@@TechplantChannel I have many plants with coffee filters from 10 years ago. Still no leaking.
or a zinc mesh which will make the roots grow upwards when they touch the mesh -> increasing more overall use of the soil
@@Uhreg Thats interesting. Why is that?
KaptainKarma Because the roots try to grow down they are tap roots and want to dig deep but the mesh will force them to spread horizontally instead of vertically
I have been doing it wrong. I have been putting the whole hard cover in the pot since I was 18 years old. Now I'm 40. Lol
you can do that but it will be easier to get it to sprout indoors if you remove it! so you arent doing it "wrong", thanks for watching!
Quarantine has made me interested in this video again...
I hope you plant one!
@@TechplantChannel Like you mentioned with other videos, I am experimenting on multiple seeds and methods to see which grows first.
Thank you for this amazing video and I am going to do this now!
I just started to propagate a mango seed today! But I did a different method and want to know your opinion on it. I wrapped the seed in a warm damp paper towel and sealed it in a zip lock bag (I’ve seen other people do it).
Omg I think you just saved my 2 seeds. I followed another video today and put them in zip lock with surrounded by plastic and water. My seeds had roots already though when I opened them. So thank you. In the jar they go😊
Thanks for watching. The bag and wet paper towel method can work ok too.
Thank you for your explanation. Will start tomorrow!
yup yup, good luck!
@@TechplantChannel thanks. My avocado plant is growing well!
Great video! I am going to try this defiantly. When do you think you will do another raspberry pi video? Looking forward for t
Your next video!
In the Philippines, we just tossed the seeds anywhere in the ground and forget about it. You will realize you will have a mango tree without having to care for it too much.
awesome! im jealous of SEA you have a great environment for tropical plants
I ll start mine tomorrow cant wait👏🏾👏🏾
Good luck!
@@TechplantChannel 👏🏾
I love planting tnx for the lecture regarding seed planting...ill try this coz i love mango..grit from philippines
good luck i hope it grows well!!
This was a helpful video. Can you review when to transplant the mango tree to a larger pot and then when to plant it outdoors in the ground? Also how do you know if your tree will produce fruit?
its only going to produce fruit if you live in the proper zone where it can grow outdoors. for us who arent in those zones they will just have to be a nice houseplant. when roots are poking out of the bottom you can check on it and repot it
@@TechplantChannel do u know the zones of where it would survive and make fruit?
When i opened the husk and got to the seed it was already yellow and green and had sprouts on it?
lucky you!
Learnt alot here. Great video,,, since all this covid stuff, ive been growing alot more,,, " different " plants,,, im certainly going to try this,, CHEERS.
super cool, nice wishes from austria, vienna
What fertilizer do you use to give it to your plant/tree and how many times do you do it?
Fertilizing is not needed for any plants let Mother Nature do the work the soil life will take care of things
Mine is in a pot indoors at all times . It’s going to eventually need something ?
Use egg shells
hey, I know it has been a year, but you can actually make your own mini composter for humus and the compost leachate, both can be used as fertilizers, the latter being liquid of course.
here, take a look at this
ruclips.net/video/7pfDI0NDvc4/видео.html&ab_channel=Matthewd%27Alessio
I make these and I like the results, I even use the compost in my plants and it helps finding some use to my fruit/vegetable waste that would otherwise just become rubbish
mango grows easily, don't need any fancy fertilizers
Maybe I’ll do a couple of these considering it’s mango season now. I might even try to do a bonsai tree with one of the sprouts. I have so many ideas!
Edit: I used a cherry tree sapling and put it into a small bonsai pot. It didn't grow much so I'm waiting until I can get a larger pot. It's super cute lol.
Do it and report back!
yare yare
You could do a good large bonsai with a mango (think 2-4 foot bonsai) but the main issue with mangos is that defoliation doesn't make the small leaves that your typical tiny bonsai are known for. That being said don't give up and let us know how it goes. The larger bonsai are just as cool in my opinion and I believe would work great with the mango leaf size if you do it right, maybe I'll have to try it too once my Kent seedlings are big enough to start the pruning.
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congratulations !
Loved the video. Will def try. Cheers
Thanks for watching and good luck!
I got lucky getting it to grow just by an old school method. Wrapping it in a wet napkin an setting it in a sandwich bag.
nice
@@TechplantChannel I tried many other ways but never had luck growing them. An of course when I half ass anything it starts growing. Lol