Guava and mango can be called practically unequaled fruits. One is the king of fruits and the other is a complete fool. But do you know how mango helps in growing guava trees? Oh no no, it’s not funny, in fact one ripe mango is enough for you to grow or propagate a guava tree.

You can easily propagate this guava tree through ripe mangoes. Surely you would like to know about that particular method. By the way, everyone likes to eat guava. So such tips will definitely increase your interest. Below are the details –

• Pick small guavas with few stalks from the guava tree. If there are guava leaves at the base, cut them.

• Take a small fresh aloe vera leaf and mash the guava stem in it. So that aloe vera juice sticks well.

• Now take some normal soil in a tub.

• Cut a ripe mango into small pieces.

• Now apply a small amount of rooting hormone on a branch of a guava tree soaked in aloe vera.

• Now keep the guava tree in the cut mango well and cover it with soil.

• Add water and cover with a plastic container.

• After 20 days of diameter, you will see that the roots of this tree have spread a lot.

Now you can plant that tree on the land of your house. With which you can eat ten guavas next year.