Grafted Palmer Mango Seedlings
<p>1) Fungi in the hose: In 20 years of planting, the hose has never borne fruit. What can I still do to bear fruit?
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</p><p>Although the fruits did not work, the mango tree must have registered flowering in the 20 years of planting. However, if the fruit tree blooms but the mangoes do not develop, the most common cause is the interruption of the occurrence of new fruits due to a high incidence of fungal diseases in the flowering. If planted in a shaded place, the hose is even more likely to contract diseases. It is recommended to change the variety by replacing the canopy with another that is less susceptible to diseases in the flowers. The suggestion is to plant a rose or even a tommy atkins. If the seedling is grafted, the fruit tree should produce in the first year after planting.
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