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ali_ahmed91

Mango tree won't grow!

10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago

So I've bought a mango tree from a nursery and it's been in my garden for 2-3 months now, it set a few leaves in the first two weeks and haven't grown anything since then. My soil is rich and I've figs, grapes and guavas growing well. The plants also get enough light, I water them every 3/4 days. I've no idea what's wrong, all of the other plants are growing virgorously.

I overfertilized it but I flushed out the soil and the pH is 6.5.

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