How many years does it take for mangoes to grow?

Answer 1

A mango Tree takes about 2 years before it starts to bear fruit.

The average mango takes about 2-3 months before they are ripe and ready to eat you can tell when they are ready by the colour of the fruit and the way they are pointing. when they first start to grow they will be pointing up and the colour will be green, they have to be yellow or yellow and red before you can eat them. It is a good idea at about the 2month stage to put a bird cover over the tree or put plastic bags over the fruit so the possums or bats don't eat them.

Hope this helps and happy growing

Answer 2

like all tree crops mango isn't normally growen from seed, it is either rooted or grafted. the reason being two fold: grown from seed the plant has to go through a period of growth called juvenillity in which it does not produce any fruit, this can last for 4-7 years with most fruit but for the carab tree it lasts for 70 years!

the second reason is that grown from seed one losses the verieties qualities and you get something else which may be better (a long shot) and is how one develops new verieties but in most cases it wont be any good and as i mentioned before it will take you 4-7 years before you see the first fruit.

that being said all you need to do is place the seed in moise soil, keep in moist but don't over water or the seed will rot and after it germinates and grows to a seedling plant it in the soil and make sure you give it plenty of water and fertilizer

Answer 3

it takes 5 years to bear a friut it like the baby tom walk

Answer 4

For seedlings: 120 years

Grafted: 90 years

Answer 5

depends on how you treat it or if it is getting good soil or enough water and gases

Answer 6

approximately 7 months

Answer 7

300 years