Introduction

Cutting is a simple and effective method of propagating a mango tree. In this article, we will explore how to use tomato to facilitate the cutting process.

Materials required

  • Healthy mango tree
  • Mature tomato
  • Sharp and clean knife
  • Pot with light soil
  • Water
  • Transparent plastic film

Steps of cutting

Here’s how to spread a mango tree using a tomato:

  1. Choose a ripe tomato and cut it in half.
  2. Remove the seeds from the tomato carefully with a spoon.
  3. Place the seeds on an absorbent paper to dry for a few days.
  4. Once the seeds are dry, prepare a pot with light soil.
  5. Plant the tomato seeds in the pot and water them slightly.
  6. Cover the pot with a transparent plastic film to create a greenhouse effect.
  7. Place the pot in a warm and bright place, but away from direct sunlight.
  8. Water regularly and keep the soil moist.
  9. After a few weeks, you should see tomato shoots appear.

Transplantation of the mango cutting

When the tomato shoots have reached a sufficient size, you can transplant the mango cutting:

  • Prepare a larger pot with a mixture of soil and compost.
  • Gently remove the tomato shoots from the original pot, ensuring that the roots are not damaged.
  • Plant the mango cutting in the new pot and water it abundantly.
  • Place the pot in a bright place, but away from the direct sun.
  • Keep watering regularly and monitoring the growth of your young mango tree.

Conclusion

The cutting of the mango tree using a tomato is a fun and accessible method for everyone. By following these simple steps, you can spread your own mango tree and enjoy the satisfaction of seeing your plant grow and grow.