How to grow mangosteen Planting methods and precautions

Now I would like to introduce to you a plant from Southeast Asia - mangosteen. Mangosteen contains hydroxycitric acid, xanthones and other ingredients, which can effectively help people lose weight. In addition, it also has a good effect on the human cardiovascular system. It would be perfect if you could grow such a good fruit at home. So, how to grow it?

How to Grow Mangosteen

1. Mangosteen needs a good soil environment.

As mentioned earlier, mangosteen is a fruit from Southeast Asia. The weather in Southeast Asia is relatively humid, so the soil environment suitable for mangosteen is one with good drainage conditions and high viscosity.

2. Mangosteen can be propagated and bear fruit by grafting.

Mangosteen seeds reproduce parthenogenetically, and of course, mangosteen can also be used for grafting. The former will bear fruit in about 7-12 years, while the latter will bear fruit in about six years.

3. Mangosteen needs to loosen the soil and clean the stems.

If you have already planted a mangosteen tree, I would like to warn you that you need to loosen the soil thoroughly every July and August, and clean the soil every three years. And apply fertilizer appropriately to create an environment that is conducive to the growth and germination of mangosteen trees.

4. A sign that mangosteen is ripe.

When the mangosteen fruit is ripe, its skin will be bright red. When the skin turns black and red, it is the best time to pick it. In addition, I hope that all fruit farmers can prevent diseases and insects, otherwise the mangosteen production will definitely be greatly reduced.