How to grow mangoes

 

Some steps to follow for mango cultivation.

Location Selection:

    - Requires high quality soil, such as loam or sandy soil.

    - Choose a place that gets enough sunlight.

Soil Preparation:

    - The soil should be well tilled and weeded.

    - Use organic manure or compost to add essential nutrients.

Planting:

    - Dig holes at a distance of 10-12 meters for planting seedlings.

    - Place the seedling in the hole and press the soil around it well.

Irrigation System:

    - Irrigation should be done regularly for the first few years.

    - The need for irrigation will decrease as the plant grows.

Fertilizer Application:

    - Organic and chemical fertilizers should be applied at regular intervals.

    - Manure can be applied twice a year, i.e. before and after monsoon.

Disease and Pest Control:

    - Necessary measures should be taken to protect mango trees from various diseases and insects.

    - Insecticides and fungicides should be used.

Trimming:

    - The branches of the tree should be pruned regularly so that the shape of the tree is correct and the yield is good.

Collection of Fruits:

    - Mangoes should be collected when ripe.

    - Ripeness can be determined by the change in color and smell of ripe mangoes.

 By following these steps it is possible to grow mangoes successfully.