The method of cutting mango trees to make tabulampot material with super jumbo stems is often done to create fruit plants in pots that have large stems and can be combined with plants plucked from the land to make mango fruit plants in pots that are large in size and have short stems. and has lush branches later. Having a mango plant in a pot or often called a large-stemmed tabulampot is a dream for many people. This can be done quickly by uprooting mango trees planted in open land to shorten and speed up the stem enlargement process as I do in this video. With the correct tree removal technique, this can be done with a very high success rate. Especially for trees that are easy to cut from the stem, they are easy to remove from the ground and have high success, such as guava trees, guava trees and orange trees. However, considering that mango trees are trees that are difficult to take cuttings, you can be sure that the success rate in removing mango trees in open areas is very difficult if you don't understand the method correctly. Mango tree cuttings are rarely done because the success rate is very low. In this video, we explain how to uproot a mango tree and practice it until the mango stem that has been removed can successfully produce new shoots. Good luck!
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