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The other seedlings are clones of the mother tree.”
The fertilised seedling is often weak and stunted and should be discarded. “Poly-embryonic seeds produce a number of shoots, one of which originates from fertilisation. It’s quite interesting to see why the polyembryonic seeds create true-to-type trees: Long ago I read that polyembryonic mango pits will grow true to type whereas monoembryonic mango pits do not. With lots of seedlings, I also get the chance to do extreme pruning without any loss.Īs I have been researching mango propagation over the last week, I have come across some interesting tidbits.
The goal? To grow lots and lots of mangoes in search of a better variety. I’ve got a big pile of mango pits on my counter right now, covered with fruit flies. I’m not really confused, though, I just play a confused mango seed grower on YouTube. A couple of days ago I posted on mango propagation and how I am growing mangoes from seed.
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