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Started growing several mango seedlings this last summer and a few are growing really well in 4x4x5 pots. I now know the need for deeper pots so the tap root can grow. It will soon be warm enough to transplant them and I need to know what size pots are needed. I hope to graft onto them in 2014 when they are big enough. Any suggestions on soil mix are welcome.
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Larry --- what variety are the seedlings? It's important to pick the right rootstock for your area.
And what scion varieties are you planning to graft with? |
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you can graft seedlings aswell..use fresh red flush from mother plant..google it [grafting mango seedling]you will see what i mean..good luck
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Hey Bananimal thanks for the reply. I had hand surgery a few days ago so my reply is delayed. Most of the seedlings are Kent and Keitt, there are a few Manilla and a few others that I have no idea. I am very new to this and have not read much about rootstock specifics. I have read about turpentine as a good rootstock, and thought I read that you can get away with anything that grows. I recently found a guy on the Big Island that sells scions, he has many to choose from but you must spend at least $100.
Thanks for your help Larry |
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