Mangifera indica

do u think my mango is ok or it needs something bcz the leaf color is turning yellow

I think it’s fine. New growth is often paler than the main plant to begin with. 👍

I agree with Barbara @jacaranda

@jacaranda oh ok. thank you 💙💙

we planted the mango tree.I hope this one thrives

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Ooh how lovely….I’d love a mango tree🤗…but I very much doubt it can survive here!

@belindah so difficult to keep a mango tree

we bought a mango tree. I hope it survives

Magic

Sprouting leafs

@thehardygardener one seed made 4 sprouts

mango propogation center hhhh

@gjones oh thank u hope so two

we ate some mango from egypt and planted the seed. and look it's already growing yayyy thank god 🎊😊☺️

That's great👍 always happy when you have growth from seeds😊

@crabby58 thank u. yhh indeed

@gjones thanks.2 more grew already

@gjones yes still and it's making new branches but after a while they die. i googled it. it's some bacteria from the root.So i don't think it's gonna last.I hope am wrong

again another branch that all of sudden died

the heat wave is stricking hard. 48° today and it's 5:30 pm

A branch of my mango tree completly dried out but the other side is growing perfectly. Does anybody know what's happening and what should i do #advice

Sounds like it could be The soil-borne fungal pathogen known as Verticillium albo-atrum attacks mango trees planted in infected soil. It enters through the roots and compromises the tree’s vascular system, which causes symptoms similar to water stress. Typically, one side of the tree will develop wilted leaves that die but cling to the infected branches. Twig dieback occurs, and the mango begins to decline. Making longitudinal cuts into infected branches will reveal vascular discoloration.

@treefrog44 well that's sad news.