1, summer is here, and many schools see mango trees. In fact, mango trees are easy to grow and do not need any special care, which is one of the important reasons why many schools plant mango trees.

2. First, look around to see if there are any mango trees that have already borne fruit. If it is the best, it shows that the soil and climate in this place are suitable for planting mango trees, and then one of them can be planted. Of course, you can also go to the store to buy mango seeds yourself.

3. Take a knife to cut off the pulp around the mango seeds, leak out the middle shell, and carefully cut off this shell. If you see that the seed in the shell is yellowish brown, it used to look brighter and fresher, which means it is healthy. If it is gray shrinkage, it is useless.

4. Move the mango seedlings to a sunny place. The place should be spacious enough, and there should be no wires or other buildings around.

5. Choose a place first, and then dig a hole big enough, which is about three times as big as the common mango root ball. Then add concrete, water it in a proper proportion, and pay attention to keep the roots clean and harmless.

6. Water the saplings regularly and apply fertilizer reasonably and appropriately every day. Mango trees generally take 4 to 5 years to grow and bear fruit. Note: Too much fertilizer will make mango trees grow leaves instead of fruits.