No matter in the south or the north, many people like to eat mangoes. Actually, do you know that mango seeds can be used to cultivate mango trees? If cultivated well, we can still bear mangoes. Even if you can't bear mangoes, you can make a small potted mango yourself, which is also very distinctive in your room.

Cultivating indoor potted plants with mangoes is actually very simple. We only need to choose ripe mangoes when buying mangoes, because it is directly related to whether the seeds of mangoes can germinate. After we choose the mango, we can eat it normally. After eating mango, we can wash the mango core and dry it.

Then take a pair of sharp scissors, cut the mango along the edge of the mango core, and then take out the seeds inside. There will be a brown skin on the outside of the seed. We should peel off this layer of skin very carefully. This process must be very careful not to harm the germs inside.

After peeling, prepare a pot of clear water and put the peeled seeds into the clear water. In order to prevent the seeds from rotting and deteriorating, clean water should be changed every day, so it will take about four or five days to germinate. At this time, you must take it out in time. Don't soak it in water for too long, and it will also soak the seeds.

After the germinated seeds are taken out, we need to find a suitable flowerpot. In order to reduce the need to change flowerpots in the future, it is best to choose a larger flowerpot. Considering that the seedlings of mango will grow bigger, we will plant the germinated mango seeds in the flowerpot after selecting the flowerpot.

When planting, pay attention to planting the germinated seeds face down. Remember not to bury all the seeds in the soil, but to expose a little. After planting, it is best to put some pebbles in the pot and water them after fixing them. Be sure to remember to water them often! In about 20 days, a lovely and beautiful mango will grow up!