Caring for your Turpentine Mango Seedling (Common Mango) Rootstock

Congratulations on your purchase of Turpentine Mango Seedlings! You'll be on your way to grafting very soon.

Here are the links to rootstock in case you still need to get some...

Turpentine Mango (Common Mango) just might be the easiest rootstock to grow on planet earth!

Caring for your new trees is very, very easy. Turpentine trees are tough and can withstand periods little water or heavy rains. Simply water your trees periodically when the soil seems a bit dry.

Turpentine Mango trees can be ready to graft onto right away as "stones" (sprouted seeds) while in their infancy, or as seedlings in as little as 3-6 months. Grafting can be done on trees that are in pots or have been planted directly in the ground.

Potted Seedling

Turpentine Mango Trees can grow in small pots for an extended length of time, once they get in the ground their roots really take off!

Seedling Planted directly in the ground

Directly planting out in the landscape is a convenient way to quickly establish roots before grafting

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