It is important to avoid planting the seedlings in a place without direct sunshine. The drainage should be fairly good. It is also equally important to provide a windbreak to the young trees and also to stake. Mulches consistng of dried grass and free from pests should be applied at the base of each plant in order to conserve water by reducing evaporation. It is very important to ensure that the trees receive a fair amount of water when young and also when blooming.
Mango trees require regular applications of nitrogen fertilizer to promote healthy growth of leaves.
Organic manure should also be applied during planting and also when the crop is already in the field. Once the tree is 3 to 4 feet high, overhead protection is difficult but still worthwhile, especially if an unusual cold snap is predicted. Frost damage can also be avoided by erecting an overhead lath shelter, orchard heating, placing lights under the canopy, or using foam or straw trunk wraps. Do not prune dead parts until all frost danger is past. Propagation can be done in two ways i.e. by use of seedlings and also by grafting.