Mango Plant Growth & Care Instructions
π± 1. Planting Location
Choose a sunny spot with at least 6β8 hours of direct sunlight daily.
Ensure well-drained soil (avoid waterlogging).
Maintain 10β15 feet spacing from other trees or structures.
πΏ 2. Soil Preparation
Use fertile, well-draining soil (loamy soil preferred).
Mix garden soil with compost or well-rotted cow dung before planting.
Ideal soil pH: 5.5β7.5.
π§ 3. Watering
Water regularly after planting (2β3 times a week for young plants).
Avoid overwatering; soil should be moist, not soggy.
Reduce watering during winter and rainy season.
π 4. Fertilization
Apply organic compost every 2β3 months.
Use balanced NPK fertilizer during the growing season for better growth and fruiting.
βοΈ 5. Pruning
Remove dead, damaged, or diseased branches.
Light pruning helps maintain shape and improves air circulation.
πΌ 6. Flowering & Fruiting
Grafted plants may start fruiting in 2β3 years with proper care.
Avoid heavy fertilization during flowering.
π‘οΈ 7. Pest & Disease Care
Check regularly for pests like aphids or mealybugs.
Use neem oil spray or organic pesticides if needed.
