Growing MANGO Tree From Seed - ONE YEAR Time Lapse

One year since i planted the mango seed, still 4-7 years left until it might bear fruit.

So next update video February 2023 and full mango seed to fruit video coming earliest February 2026 . Subscribe so you don't miss it :D . And who knows, maybe it will fruit earlier since its under 24/7 light.

You can see at around the 210 day mark when the bug problem started, its still a constant battle to keep them away.

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[FBI_Overlord]

I have a garden in my home which was originally just a piece of land in my backyard. When I was around 6, it was a warm summer evening and my dad had brought some really sweet mangoes. While eating them, I remember asking my mom as an innocent child that what if we grow our own mango tree? then we can have free mangoes forever! She said yes that's right! So that evening I planted my tree from the seed that was left from the mango that I ate. Today I am 25 and that mango tree is a big boi now! That tree has literally seen me growing up under its shade! It gives some really sweet and delicious mangoes every summer! And everytime I taste a mango from that tree, I instantly fly back to my childhood and relish the sweet memories of that evening! Now I have created a mini Orchard around that tree where I grow some really beautiful flowers and I have also put up a ladder that goes up to the tree where I climb up and just stare at the evening sun!

[ManishKushwaha]

I am 18 years old now. I planted one in my pot when I was 14 years old, I still remember that mango taste was so amazing that I decided to plant it. After 2 years it became so big that the pot broke and we planted it to the near ground of ours. At present moment it's almost double my height. I am proud to be the owner of a sweet tall mango tree in my area.

[kawasaki_voyagur]

Why is seeing this tree grow so emotional

[userkeepinglock]

17 years of eating mangoes and i never knew the big pit wasn’t the seed

[sirephlyrrian]

one year time lapse and plans for 4 years ahead? seed daddy has some *dedication*

[aewtx]

Didn't think this would be so profound. Makes you realize how beautiful nature is. From something dead comes life..

[graceplays]

Props to the guy who held the camera for 365.4 days

[marina]

I don't know why, but the layers of new leaves coming out is so beautiful to me, it's majestic

[ludwigmonkecr]

Props to the camera guy for holding it that long.

[thansiharajakanthan]

Props to the camera man for recording for a year. 👏

[ironhornforge]

I do this all the time, mango trees have good roots that hold the soil together so I like to plant them along the river bank near me and around my suburb. In future generations people can enjoy the fruit and the big trees can look after the land 😀

[MelurthHowtogrow]

Wow, the top at day 338 going crazy. It looks amazing! Good job with the camera and thank you for these time lapse videos!

[lokeshk]

Cool video! I’m Indian American. I grew up in South India. My grand parents grow mangoes. As kids, we used to eat mangoes and throw the seeds with the outer shell. in the ground; it used to grow. We just cut off that plant otherwise it will grow into very big wide tree. Also if buy a mango and we really like the taste then we would plant the seed. It takes years before it will yield fruits.

[raselkhan]

This three-minute video is a complete philosophy to me.

[MtrenchAndPuthLover]

For the people wondering why it didn't grow a mango. Fruit trees when they are first planted take about 2-3 years (maybe longer) to bare their first fruit. The plant needs to be mature and have the right environmental situations.

[kit]

I think we need to appreciate how much time and effort this person puts in these videos for us to watch within like 3 minutes vs it being a whole year for this person

[therealfatfinch]

props to the camera man for being so patient to be there 24/7 365

[halledeesch]

The fruits are coming some time in 2026? cant wait! i have always wanted to see a timelapse of a whole mango tree to fruit!

[tsaki_titan]

Props to the cameraman for holding the camera steady for the whole year, he a real one.✊🏽

Edit: oh my God, it's unbelievable how many people missed the joke and are gender sensitive i said "cameraman" and not cameraperson💀I've lost faith in humanity, read the comments to lose fiath too. This is sad 😂😂