STEEM PLANTS CONTEST: Week #12 Planting mango trees

Planting

Hello friends of Steem Plants ... This time I'm participating in a weekly contest organized by @knopka145. I took part in this contest with the material title, planting mangoes. Actually, I don't only plant mangoes, I also plant flowers that I buy at the flower house in my village.

Buy mango stalks and flowers to plant

In the afternoon I walked on a motorbike to a house that sold many kinds of plants and flowers. The distance is not too far from my grandmother's house, only a few hundred meters.

After arriving at my destination I called the owner of this plant house to accompany me to find a good mango stem.

Here, there are thousands of types of plants that we can buy, ranging from cheap prices to very expensive ones.

When I finally found what I was looking for, I bought a stick of mangoes for me to plant at home.

Learn how to develop plant culture and also make fertilizer

I asked the owner of this flower house how he cared for and multiplied their plants. They graft the stems of plants to grow and also seedlings to flowers.They care for freshly planted or grafted plants in plastic-covered chambers.

I also saw them producing organic fertilizer

Organic fertilizers are made of wood that has rot and decomposed and mixed with the soil. There are also caterpillars that will be mixed with fertilizer

Separating coarse wood from sawdust that has become soil
After seeing the production of organic fertilizer, I went home to plant the mango tree that I bought.

But I will plant this little flower first

Prepare the pot

After I cleaned my old flower pot, I filled it with soil.

After that I unwrapped the polybags and put the plants in the pots .

This is the result, beautiful ....

Planting mangoes

Hoeing the soil to plant mangoes

After tearing the bottom of the polybag, put the mango into the hole in the soil to be planted. I didn't remove the polybag entirely, just made the bottom part so that the mango could spread to the ground. After the mangoes are put in the holes, cover them again with soil and the planting process of mango stems is complete. This stem is watered every day and 2 or 3 weeks with organic fertilizer.