That is a very long time. I am just now trying seeds at 25, hopefully I will get a harvest in my 50s 😂😂

Oh my god 😢😢😢

Supposed to only take 7 years for first fruit (although I find when plants first fruit, it isn't always successful) so maybe you didn't provide enough nutrients? Or just poor conditions/wrong area.

I love it ❤️❤️

Hello this is Algae. I'm glad my BGM selection satisfied you :) I will make a more informative video to share other tips related to gardening. Have a good day :)

Hello this is Algae. Thank you for sharing your know-how :) Your comments will be helpful to many people who watch my videos. Have a good day :)

Hello, this is Algae. I am glad that my video can give you a little pleasure. The mangosteen tree seems to be a beautiful plant. I recommend you try growing a mangosteen tree. Have a good day :)

안녕하세요 Algae입니다. DNP 님, 방문해주셔서 감사합니다 :) 국문 자막과 영문 자막 두가지 버젼으로 영상을 제작하고 있습니다. 도움이 될만한 이야기를 영상에 열심히 담아보겠습니다. 좋은 하루 되세요 :)

Thank you for your compliments :)

Hello this is Algae. Thank you for sharing your story :) Does your story mean that mangosteen seeds were planted outdoors? Whether you live in a temperate or tropical climate will likely determine the survival of your seeds. If you live in a temperate climate, I recommend growing seedlings indoors during the winter. I hope my reply is not late. Have a good day :)

Hello this is Algae. I'm glad my video can be helpful to you! Have a good day :)

Hello this is Algae. I'm glad my video can be helpful to you! Have a good day :)

Thank you for enjoying my video :)

Hello This is Algae. I strongly agree with you. It takes a long time for mangosteen trees to mature and produce their first fruits. Through the epigenetic approach, I hope that the first flowering of mangosteen will occur quickly and the technology to control it will be developed as soon as possible. Have a good day :)

it takes about 8-15 years 🙃

Hello This is Algae. In the process of eating mangosteen, I gathered seeds together. I'm not sure how to logically explain this process. I just ate the fruit and collected the seeds in the process. Have a good day :)

@@Algae_algae , I did the same thing. I ate the mangosteen and collected the seeds but I couldn’t get all the pulp cleanly off the seeds as you did.

@@jolus6678 after gathering all the seeds, I washed the seeds with just plain water. After which, I soak them in a jar full of clean water overnight. 24hrs after, I carefully peeled off all the outer skin of the seeds. Planted each seed after in pots. Lightly watered them then covered the whole pol with coconut husk, and put it away from the sun. 3wks after, saw tiny mangosteen plants. Each with 2 young leaves. :)

@@mariachonareyes5220 , Such a detailed response. I appreciate it. Thank you. ❤️ 🙏

@@jolus6678he kept it as a secret apparently 😅

Hello this is Algae. Thank you for leaving a good question. My mangosteen trees are still very young. I don't know exactly how long it will take for them to produce their first fruit. If I am lucky enough to purchase a mature tree, I plan to film the mangosteen fruiting. Anyway, thank you for your interest. Have a good day :)

Hello This is Algae. Thank you for the nice question :) Unfortunately, mangosteens will not survive outdoors in Bulgaria. If you want to grow mangosteens, use a greenhouse or grow them indoors only during the winter months. Mangosteen cultivation is possible if you can solve the cold in winter. Have a good day :)

@@Algae_algae thank you so much! 🥰😍

Hello this is Algae. Sorry I can't accept your request :( Mangosteen seeds are very sensitive. It is best to sow seeds immediately after they are collected from the fruit. Moreover, whether it is in the fruit or collected from the fruit, the germination rate approaches 0% just by being exposed to low temperatures for a short period of time. Additionally, in accordance with the nagoya protocol, I do not transport living organisms between countries. And I do not have a license to sell seeds from the Korean government. If you want to germinate mangosteen seeds, purchase mangosteen fruits that are sold at room temperature. If exposed to low temperatures even briefly during the distribution process, the seeds inside the fruit will be greatly damaged. Fresh seeds have a beige cross section, while those that have lost their value as seeds have a brown cross section. Have a good day :)