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Mangos are a favorite here! ✨I've seen a few people posting misinformation here so to clear things up: 1. Most Mango varieties available at the grocery store DO grow true from seed. Eg. They will produce the same type of Mango fruit they were grown from. Varieties like Glenn that you see in my video are the most commonly found commercially and have polyembryonic seeds. These grow true to seed and are a clone of the mother tree. Regardless, Mangos grow in groves of other mango so in general are unlikely to be pollinated by another variety regardless 2. No the fruit at the grocery store isn't sterile and it isn't a GMO. That's an entirely side conversation. Plants aren't made into GMO to be sterile.... 3. With proper care, you should see your first fruits in 5 years, not 20-40 like some people are claiming. It can take longer, much longer if you aren't giving that tree proper care like water, sun and nutrition though. 4. Yes, you could skip all of this and just put the entire thing in some soil, but you will have much higher and faster germination if you do it like in the video. Hope this helps!✨ #mango #mangoseed #mangoseedsprouts #growfood #planthacks #growingmango #growingfoodfromseeds #🥭
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Mangos are a favorite here! ✨I've seen a few people posting misinformation here so to clear things up: 1. Most Mango varieties available at the grocery store DO grow true from seed. Eg. They will produce the same type of Mango fruit they were grown from. Varieties like Glenn that you see in my video are the most commonly found commercially and have polyembryonic seeds. These grow true to seed and are a clone of the mother tree. Regardless, Mangos grow in groves of other mango so in general are unlikely to be pollinated by another variety regardless 2. No the fruit at the grocery store isn't sterile and it isn't a GMO. That's an entirely side conversation. Plants aren't made into GMO to be sterile.... 3. With proper care, you should see your first fruits in 5 years, not 20-40 like some people are claiming. It can take longer, much longer if you aren't giving that tree proper care like water, sun and nutrition though. 4. Yes, you could skip all of this and just put the entire thing in some soil, but you will have much higher and faster germination if you do it like in the video. Hope this helps!✨ #mango #mangoseed #mangoseedsprouts #growfood #planthacks #growingmango #growingfoodfromseeds #🥭

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