Update on Mango Seedlings. Polyembryonic Seeds Weird Or Not???

[@kyledesousa9312]

Something I just read said this: "It’s quite interesting to see why the polyembryonic seeds create true-to-type trees: “Poly-embryonic seeds produce a number of shoots, one of which originates from fertilisation. The fertilised seedling is often weak and stunted and should be discarded. The other seedlings are clones of the mother tree.”"

[@realvipul]

some say fertilized one is the strong one. so confusing.

[@invar69]

Mono-embryonicl seeds will sprout new growth if the first shoot dies and there is enough reserve in the seed. I've experienced new growth sunburned during super hot days (mostly Kent seedlings in my case). I've also had mature mango plants that have died back to a stump, and if there is enough stored energy in the roots, it will push up new growth.

[@sahilsquadron2286]

Ive had that with one of my advocado trees which is doing great now with like 5 shoots, the second one i had is only a month or so old and has 2 more shoots coming out now all doing well

[@vballguy1]

I have had the same thing happen with coconut cream -- the first embryo that sprouted just stopped at 2 inches with a black tip and then other sprouts grew.

[@koreanature]

My best friend, Great video. Love your channel. Keep up the excellent work!!! Wonderful upload! Keep it up! +thumb up3!

[@TheGardenNerd]

Thank you my friend for the kind words and for watching!

[@MichaelSmith-fu3bm]

Hey Brother im in the west side...my advice stop buying thise big grafted trees from Fl they will never thrive...trust me i know...better to start planting strong seedlings... research what the experienced people from cali says..tropical fruit forum international Just some advice...seedlings will give a more vigourous and more adaptable tree Happy growing 😊

[@TheGardenNerd]

Thanks for the input and advice. I think at this point I 100% agree with you!