Looks like the tree is dying!
By Jojo
@Sojourn (13829)
India
May 21, 2019 9:41am CST
This is the season of mangoes and I have three mango trees in my yard.One produces large mangoes which are somewhat sweet and sour in taste.Another one produces medium sized mangoes but very sweet in taste.And another slender tree is there whose mangoes are not much edible and becomes the meal for monkeys and other animals.
The large mango tree is dying probably.It was starting to bear raw mangoes last month,but now the leaves have started to fall and the small mangoes too.This huge tree was not producing much fruits from the last five years and maybe it is moving towards its natural death now.
The mango is somewhat long in shape(much like a papaya) and I am attaching an image of such a mango from the Internet for the interested readers
Image courtesy:parmeeda.com
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@MALUSE (69416)
• Germany
21 May 19
@Sojourn I've just seen that I've given you a wrong piece of informnation. There are indeed areas in Europe where mangos grow. Have a look:
Mango trees grow in Mediterranean or Subtropical climates. Some varieties are more hardy to cold and thrive outdoors in Southern Europe resisting frost or hail.
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That was a government house.
@Nakitakona (56302)
• Philippines
22 May 19
Sad. It has already reached its final span of life. But I don't think so unless it has a disease. Mango's lifespan is 300 years.
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@yanzalong (18984)
• Indonesia
22 May 19
Can't you cure the trees of its diseases?
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