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How to grow mango trees from leaves by rooting banana trees

by Editorial Team
13 June 2024
in Agriculture
grow mango trees from leaves How to grow mango trees from leaves by rooting banana trees

Thinking of growing mangoes the easy way? Well, this article will show you how to grow mango trees from leaves by rooting banana trees.

1. Select Healthy Mango Leaves:
Choose young, disease-free mango leaves.

2. Prepare the Mango Leaves:
Cut leaves with a small stem attached, about 4-6 inches long.

3. Prepare the Banana Tree:
Cut a banana stem section (2-3 inches) or pieces of a banana peel.
Make small slits or holes in the banana section.

4. Insert the Mango Leaves:
Insert the cut end of each mango leaf into the slits in the banana section.

5. Plant the Banana and Mango Combination:
Fill pots with well-draining soil.
Place the banana and mango combination in small holes in the soil, burying the banana section.

6. Create a Humid Environment
Water thoroughly:
Cover with plastic bags or a bottle to create humidity, with ventilation holes.

7. Place in Indirect Sunlight:
Position the pots in bright, indirect sunlight.

8. Monitor and Maintain:
Keep soil moist but not waterlogged.
Check for new growth regularly.

9. Transplanting:
Once roots and new growth appear, transplant to larger pots or the ground.

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