Growing Mango From Seed - Germination To Week 9
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
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Leave the plastic sandwich bag slightly open to allow air circulation until the seed germinates. After Potting: Remove plastic once the leaves emerge.
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Leave the plastic sandwich bag slightly open to allow air circulation until the seed germinates. After Potting: Remove plastic once the leaves emerge.
@@HAZSOLO 0
So if I live in a tropical environment like Florida do I still have to put it in a plastic bag or can I just plant it and set it outside in my patio?
Could we poke holes?
How long do we leave it in a bag?
Do i need to change a new damp paper towel after a few days ? If so, how many times should I change it ?
I’m 11 and trying to grow plants, and so far I have 24 grown plants and 2 of my mango seeds which have started to grow roots this was helpful thank you!
I'm so happy to hear that! Well done and keep up the great work! :)
@@LearnToGrow1 Thank you
@@lemondollx6249 give us updates!
I'm 11 to, it's so simple, but I used another method
@@lemondollx6249 great job. Keep it up😘😘😘😘😘
My mango seed germinated in less than a week and it is thriving at the moment using your techinque! Planted it about two weeks ago, it’s about 20 cm tall and has 6 big gorgeous leaves. Thank you!! (Where I live it’s about 35-40 degrees celsius at the moment, its super hot and humid)
Great to hear! You have the climate to grow it! Thanks for sharing and watching!
Pic please
You sound like you may live near me in south BC Canada?
Mine sprouted in 3 days. I was surprised.👍😊
That’s awesome!
Finally someone whose more about information and Educating. Thank you ma'am!
You’re welcome, Vanessa. Thanks for watching!
Amen!
Thank you 🙏🏽 💚
hi vanessa
@@LearnToGrow1suicide not allowed
Thank you for getting right to the point and not doin a history about yourself!!! I will watch your videos all the time !!
Thank you Willicia!
Successfully germinated 10 seeds with this technique. Thank you.
Oh my gosh that’s amazing! Ten seeds, wow! Well done. Keep me posted please and thanks for watching! Misilla
i'm 61 and now live in Minnesota.
Been trying for many, many years to grow a mango tree from seed with no success.
Tried your method and now I have 2 little mango trees growing.
However, it didn't take as long - I wrapped the seeds in wet paper towels, placed in ziploc bags and set them outside on the front porch but not in direct sunlight.
It took only 2 weeks to sprout.
The tricky part now is over wintering them in the house.
Thank you for this video!!!
I’m so glad to hear, congrats! You’re welcome and I hope they do well for you. We bring it indoors in the fall.
I’m glad I just saw this; I germinated my seed under a grow light, one of the two began spouting but I fertilized it too early;
So I took it back out and am letting it sit longer out of direct sunlight, that should germinate it better .. ? And, when you bring it back in the fall I guess before frost and temp drops, would I just keep it planted under a grow light or does it go dormant ….. ? Thanks ; )
By far the most straightforward informative instruction for those of us who really want to grow our seeds. Thank you. I live in an apt, but I am going to try your method!
You are a genius! I started seeing roots in one week! Thank you!😊
Thank you! I wrapped a seed in paper towel and put it in a mason jar by the window and boom! It grew. I didn't know how to transfer it into a pot. Thank you for this!
Awesome and nice work!
I just shampooed, conditioned, combed, and blow dried my mango pit 😂 Thank you for the video though, I might try this one day!
Lol you’re welcome! I’m starting over, my plant died over the winter from gnats! Thanks for watching! Misilla
This video was sooo helpful thank you! I did this to two mango seeds in June, they have already gotten out the seed and spouted already! One bigger than the other though! Took two week like you said! :>
That's wonderful! Nice work!💚
It’s been two weeks my mango seeds has roots!! I’m so excited to plant it in a pot
I didn't know if I had to keep it in my closet so thanks
You're welcome! Make sure to remove the plastic bag when the leaves emerge. Thanks for watching!
How in the hell can you hate this video? I’m totally going to do this because I actually have a mango seed and I have the perfect spot which would be my reptile room. Thank you for the share🙏🏼🦎
Amber Janes So glad to hear you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Ah finally planted mine up in soil today, I actually left it longer in the damp paper and it put out 2 leaf's I hope it thrives now. Thanks for this how to vid surely helped me in starting my own.
Hi Tracy, You're welcome! Hope it's going well!
My mangoes germinated in 3 days... I was expecting more time since my first germinated in 3 weeks
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Wow nice! You have the climate to grow them! Thanks for watching!
Love this video. I saved some mango seeds hoping I’d find a video on how to propagate them. Thank you so much for posting this informative video👍🏻🥰🥰
I already grew an avocado tree so i have no second thoughts on growing a mango tree i live in a tropical country so it isn't so hard
Awesome!
Looks very easy!!! Not a lotta blah blah talk too!! Thanks for keeping it simple!!
You’re welcome, Christy and thanks for watching!
I’m 11 and I use a super simple
Method but it takes a little I cut the mango sides and leave the flesh that’s in the middle with the seed and put it on dirt outside and the flesh give nutrients to the seed causing it to sprout
Thank you for your advise. I am so excited to grow my own.
❤
You’re welcome 😍
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Your video is how I learned to open the husk!! I did that today and got a thicc seed!
Nice! I hope it grows well for you! Happy spring!!!
Really appreciate how you get straight to it and show us exactly what we were looking to learn. Your voice is great. Presentation excellent. Thank you🙋😁
Thanks so much John! Have a great weekend! Happy holidays!
I loved watching your video. I tried this method and it has germinated well. In a few more days I'll plant it in a pot like you showed everyone from your video.
Thank you from NSW, Australia.
Haha, I'm totally an adult, and I know the comment was for kids, but you probably weren't wrong about having an adult help...I had a mini panic attack since the pod was still so slippery when i did it and i thought i might slice some fingers off.
So, i came here to see what to do next since I've already got two seeds going and the roots growing. This process really works and is so rewarding to watch! :) now is a matter of making a tropical plant grow and not cook in Az :D thanks for the tips and the video!
Christina yo Hi Christina, You’re welcome! Yes I’ve experienced the same having trouble with it being slippery! Hope your mango saplings do well for you! Unfortunately, mine died from insect infestation, so I’ll be starting over. Thanks for watching! Misilla
Hows yours going? Did it cook? Or is it thriving?
thank you so much i akways wondered how these grew and there you were on my recommended mine is in the paper bag its day one i hope it becomes a big tree
You’re welcome! I’m starting over my sapling died. My seed just germinated.
@@LearnToGrow1 nice I’m so excited can’t wait for mine
Are you Hercules? I can't pull apart the husk! 😂
It has its weak spots, so the sapling can make its way out.
Lol 😆
Great detailed short video. Now it’s time to graft it.
Thank you ☺️
Awesome! Mine sprout in 1 week! Thank u
That was quick, good job! You’re welcome, keep me posted! Thank you!
I had placed my mango seed,2, in a damp napkin and today I found they had both rooted. I placed them in the soil as you instructed. Now to wait. This must be my 5th try. Hope this time it works.😊😊
Wish I could share the progress of my little mango tree! its beautiful, thanks for the video. I didn't think it would work, but wow 😍
So glad to hear that! Did you post a photo on Instagram? I am "learntogrow" there.
Thank you for just to the point! I learned all I need to know from your concise video! Bravo!
You're welcome Leslie!
I admire your process but had a moldy mess. So I literally just covered my seeds in some soil... successfully have two baby trees now. 💚
Glad to hear they are doing well! It’s a good idea to leave the bag slightly open for ventilation. I’m happy they are growing for you! Thanks for watching!
Sprinkle a bit of cinnamon before placing in the bag. Cinnamon is a antifungal and inhabits the growth of mold.
Hello! I plan my germinated mango seed and now it's about 3 inches tall! I just removed the plastic bag. Nature is amazing.
Wonderful!! It sure is!
There are now two stems from the one seed. The taller stem is nearly five inches tall and has four glossy green leaves. The smaller stem is a little over three inches tall and has four leaves as well. This is incredible. I live in Brooklyn New York and I have a growing mango plant.
This is pretty amazing. Please keep us updated!
Thank you! Will do!
Thanks for this. I saw many weird videos on Mango. I even tried the fridge version. Eyeroll
After I found out they need darkness to germinate, I put it in a paper towel, inside a plastic bag under a cerial bowl and grow light. Finally the root is getting larger. Thanks to your video I know I'm on the right track. It going to see soil soon. Whoop whoop!
I was so amazed and was thinking that instead of buying seedlings might do that instead since mango season is here already. Thanks Misilla 😉
Keep me posted! Would love to see your progress!
THANK YOU SO MUCH my mango seed worked! I tried so much and when i tried this method it worked! I have 10 now :)
That’s awesome! You’re welcome! Just make sure to remove the plastic once they sprout. ☺️
Perfect video, it helped me a lot. My little mango seed started to get roots 😊. I have a question, how often is it watered? Sorry for the spelling mistakes, I don't speak English. 😄
Hello! Thank you! Check once every 7-10 days if the top 1-2 inches of soil is dry to touch, water. Since the bag help retain moisture you may not have to water that often.
Beautifully explained ❤
Thank you so much ❤️
Tried this method and it worked.. Im super excited... One of my mango plants decided to grow a root first instead of a stem. Will it ever grow big?
Yes the leaves grow slowly. Hop it’s doing well!
!!!!!Thanks!!!!!! I love the Dora explora spade on the background too!
You’re welcome and thank you for your support!❤️
Thanks Missila. I am not sure that I have ever seen a how to grow mangob from seed episode. Thanks for the education.😎😎😎
thanks its quick and easy best method I've seen so far
You’re welcome!
I love how educational this was. I’m also planting one myself! Is there an updated video on the journey?
Hi Nina, thank you! This was two years ago unfortunately my seedlings died. I will give it a try again.
@@LearnToGrow1 Why did it die? 🥹
Oh thanks for this vid, I need this for my modules 😂
You're welcome!
Me watching: :)
Speaker: Make sure you have an adult
Me, 22 years old: :)
Good luck and keep me posted! 😃 Thanks for watching!
Remove the plastic when it has germinated.
Good morning..thank you so much.for this sound advice. tried prying open the seed and had to use a hammer, so seed broke.
Still followed your directions..Hope it will germinate
I hope it does well for you!
For a successfull sprout without mold, use surround wrap since it is not biodegradable. Paper towels attract mold. Place the seed in a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and water before placing it in a ziploc bag. Nest the seed in the rolled suround wrap and add some water. The success rate on this 💯
Thanks Jose!
Really? That’s interesting… I just commented that I have tried every way possible with this method and still get mold. I will try this!!!
@@jendavis9185 used the small bubble wrap in a ziploc bag. I live in Southern California and noticed everyone had trees so I gave it a try. Keep in mind some mangoes ripen from the inside out so u want a good firm mango to start. Good luck.
@@jendavis9185 jen . i have mine in tasmania temperature varys from 22°C DOWN TO 10 °C AT NITE NO HUMIDITY .. ive got mine in a cup of water .. to prevent mould i change the water daily
Also, one thing I noticed is that germinating any seeds in paper towels can be difficult because the roots stick in them; I use the brown coffee filters which work better …… ; )
I am in the process of sprouting some mango and avocado seeds and I will say that doing this with wet untreated sphagnum Moss but I am sure that any Moss will do, works much faster than soil. I use the clear plastic produce bags from the supermarket.
Thanks for this, going to give it a try. I failed years ago when I tried this but after successfully growing an avocado plant this past Spring, I'm interested in giving this a try again. Once I have the plant, what's the rule for sunlight? Direct? Indirect? How many hours per day? Thank you.
Hi Make sure to leave the plastic bag ajar to allow verntilation. Mangoes are a tropical plant and need warmth and full sun, 6 + hours, more is better.
thank you so much for this I'm going to plant mine in our aquaponics system and hopefully it will work
Nice one Misilla, have you tried this method with an Avocado tree seed?
All the best from Australia
Marty Ware
Yes we have an avocado tree and trying to sprout more seeds!
thank you for your time and the info
You're welcome!
Thanks for this video, I have been doing it wrong all this time.
You’re welcome and thank you for watching!
I was told to put it Andy Fraser for a couple of days it helps it grow faster it goes to a dormant state I'm doing my lemon seeds the same way that's all I know this is my first time planning it in the next couple of days have it in the refrigerator it is still in the husk husk is broken I got it wrapped with about 6 paper towels and don't all the way through it's been in there now for about a week going to leave it for another week and check it out and see if it's got any growth on it if not I'm going to wet it again and put it back in the refrigerator until it starts growing a root
Just started my mango seed today 😃
Awesome ☺️
I’ve started to let my seed dry so I can take it out with ease I got the seed from a small mango will it grow or are there different things I need to do?
Hi yes when it is hydrated it should sprout. You can also plant it directly in moist soil.
Thank you for the short informative video!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@LearnToGrow1 yeah I did!! Going to check out your other videos n see what other goodies you have :)
Thank you! I need to catch up and upload more videos ☺️
I have always been thinking of growing a mango tree and I saw your video so I was like “I have planted an avocado tree so I can probably do that” I’ll let you know how it goes!
Awesome! Just started an avocado seed, since I killed our old one. Keep me posted! Thanks for watching! Misilla
Hows it going?
@@Diego-ud3nb It kinda ended up being moldy so i recomend doing it again if it failed. But I planted a new one and this one became a tiny plant
@@cookieuwu6685 Really thats awesome i also planted one but birds ate it :(
Strawberry awh it will eventually get better next time keep it inside it helped me a lot and every now and then you should let them outside for some fresh air
Thanks for being honest about the growth time. Some videos show their germination growth after 8 days to look like a tall plant. Mines doesn't grow barely after 2 weeks so thanks for that.
You’re welcome, Mel! Have a good weekend and thanks for watching! Misilla
I just took my seed out of the husk and it already appears to have something growing out of it. My seed is greenish and tan like the one on the cover photo of this video
Did you plant it?
No as I started cleaning it off more i realized that i damaged the seed. It had a cut in the side of it from where I cut the husk 🙁
This video made more sense than other ones I have seen thank you for the information!!!
Going to try and I'll let you know how it goes!!!
So happy to hear that! Thank you!
Keep me posted! :)
@@LearnToGrow1
I will definitely keep you posted wish me luck!!!
@Missila when germinating the mango seed in the paper towel and plastic bag did you add water as the days went on ?
Hi , you don’t need to add water, since the paper towel is already damp. Thank you for watching!
Hi Misilla, super useful. Pendleton here, so eastern side of the Pacific NW, got a couple of Mangos from Grocery Outlet and was wondering what to do with the pits. Will try to replicate your method and see if I can't get a good little (indoor) mango tree growing. Thanks!
Hello neighbor! I'm glad you found this helpful. I noted in the comments and description to remove the plastic after the seed germinates but also to leave it slightly open for airflow. Remove the plastic from the pot once the leaves emerge. You can also plant the seed directly in a pot of soil, then cover it with plastic with holes for airflow. I hope it works out well for you! Have a great weekend and thanks for watching! Misilla
Do you water it after you cover it, if so how much do you water it and how often
Hi I watered it once every ten days and checked the soil and water as needed. When the top inch of the soil is dry to touch I water. I took off the plastic when the leaves emerged. Thanks for watching!
@@LearnToGrow1 oh this is good to know. Now I can remove the plastic. Thanks so much for this info and tutorial.
Wonderful!! Just moved mine from the bag to the soil. Thank you 😊
my mango was getting its one first little leaves but i keep it inside my home...should i put it outside the sunlight?
If it’s warm you can slowly acclimate it outdoors in the course of seven days. Place it in a shady area the first three days. Expose to morning sunlight an hour to two each day till day seven .
I have mine since like November last year. I got two plants from it and it has about 15 leaves:) he’s beautiful
That's great Tiffany!
I accidentally forgot about my mango seed in the plastic bag with a moist paper towel in it.. behind my curtain and it already germinated. Its been a week and it has a small root coming out of it. Time to plant it i guess : )
Hope it's doing well!
@LearnToGrow1 sorry I’m deaf so using subtitles which I’m grateful for but they said cover the root but when you water the Root was uncovered? Can you confirm I’ve just started two shop bought - I’m not sure if they will grow - my concern is they will have been picked before seeds are viable. But it’s fun. Thank you
@My_Dawg_Is_My_Ears Hi! Yes, the root should be covered with soil after you plant the seed in a pot. I’d the roots are exposed they can dry up. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much. It works great. Growing a plant at the moment.
How to avoid rotting of the seed...?
Mine looked like this for some weeks and soon it's seed pod started to rot (I haven't been overwatering it)... :/
Thanks!
Is it rotting before or after you put it in soil?
@@aidankrienke
Seems like it started to rot before I planted it...
Now I managed to get the seed sprouted without the seed getting moist at all and have planted it so the seed pod is not touching the soil (I placed it on a rock)...
We'll see how this turns out within couple of weeks from now...
I tried 3 of them. I did it the same way. They are rotting also?
What am I doing wrong?
No sprouts yet. They turned blue around the edges..( mold, or rot)
Thanks for the diy
You’re welcome!
The final seed that “sprouted” wasn’t the same seed from the first one she presented.
I sprouted two seeds separately, so I might have mixed them up. Thanks for watching!
I didn't have many materials for the water method overall i found this video Which can help me Make Mangos So Thank you for the video
You 're welcome! So glad to hear!
Make sure you have an adult around.
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Thank you for your explanation
Hi i watered when the top inch of the soil felt dry to touch or about every 10 days or so.
Thanks sk much. I just planted one (watched your video to learn how to). I hope it will work. 😊
Hope it's going well! :)
@@LearnToGrow1 After several weeks i've chequed the seed, it was bead from the beginning😪. So it was never going to sprout. I'll try again next time i'll buy mangos. But now I just planted jacaranda mimosifolia seeds in that same plant pot a week ago). Let see if it will sprout 🤞
Thanks for your valuable information😊😊😊
Will have a go myself-like a challenge!
Really brilliant thank you, I’m trying my first two mango seeds, I just started the germination start so please wish me luck, good luck to you too.
You're welcome Danny! Hope it's going well!
Hi Thank you very much 🦋💗
You are so welcome ♥️
Pleasure knowing about these things!
Thank you for your video. I'm Very excited. I had ones with roots only. Do I bury all of it? Also, we live in central FL and it's 100 daily, so no bag, right? Do you put them in the sun? Lastly, how often to water? I appreciate your answers
Hi! You’re welcome! Yes, bury the roots or they’ll dry up. You have the right climate so you don’t have to cover it with plastic. Mango thrives best in full sun and keep the soil moderately moist not saturated. Just like a wrung out sponge. You don’t want the roots to rot in sitting water. Make sure the soil drains well.☺️
Thank you for your great info. My seed sprouted and I have 4 leaves un curling just in 18 days!🙏😁💋
You are so welcome! That's awesome!
Thanx for the tips!
You're welcome!
Thank you. I hope that it will grow
I’m growing mine and it started already to grow a root I’ve heard it takes 6 years to grow it so challenge accepted
Yes they take a while to mature...Hope it's doing well !
I just opened a mango by fist and i do like your vlog and si a tree now
Nice! Thank you!
Great technique. Just planted my 3rd! #1 ~8cm tall/ 4 tiny leaves. #2 ~4cm tall. 2 miniature leaves. #3 sprouting. Reviewed video to see when to remove bag. It's time!
Nice work! I actually found a sprouting avocado seed in the compost bin 3 months ago and it is currently growing indoors. You can root an avocado seed with the bottom submerged in water suspended with toothpicks. :) Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the great video! This really helped!
You’re welcome! Make sure to remove the plastic after the seed sprouts. Thanks for watching!
Hello thank you. I'm going to give it a try. I live in Jacksonville FL. Although it gets cold in the winter time any advice when should I plant my seed.
Hi Darrell, You can start the seed now and plant it out in spring after frost. Slowly acclimate or harden off the sapling outdoors in a duration of about a week so it wont shock the plant.
Thanks🙏🙏🙏 for the info
You’re welcome!
Nice and easy to follow video. So after we plant the seed, water and cover with plastic bag, we dont need to water in between at all till the leaves are grown? Kindly advise.
Hi yes, no need to water unless you see the soil drying out…when you see the leaves emerge you can remove to plastic.
Hello this video is very helpful I'm trying to grow a mango tree for my home education lessons and researching how to do it as part of it when I cut open my mango I accidentally cut open the husk too so I ended up with the seed on the inside I had it in some water but wasn't sure what to do next so this was very helpful and I thank you for making this video
Hi, Glad you found it helpful! I hope it grows well for you! Thanks for watching!
Nice and to the point
Thank you for watching!
I started my seed in water (not the paper towel. Just like rooting an avocado is how I did my mango seed. Used toothpicks to prop it up set it ontop of my fridge and got roots fairly quick. I just placed it in dirt. Wish me luck!
Sounds great! Good luck! :)
@@LearnToGrow1 didnt take long to root. I planted it in a pot of soil with plastic over it. Wow its sprouted. Should I take off the plastic now?
I keep seeing videos about planting, especially mango seeds. I wanna know, do you have to re-water the paper towel everyday?
Btw, great video.
Hi, you shouldn't have to unless it starts to dry up. I don't seal the bag completely for ventilation, sometimes I have to rehydrate the paper towel.
I love 🥭
Thank you very much. I love your method, it is 100% sucessful. I was trying to grow mango earlier, I tried another method and it died😢
Hi how is your plant doing?
@@LearnToGrow1 My mango is doing well and it still haven’t died yet and i hope it will have long life, thanks.