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Mango seedling help
I have a few mango seedlings and have gotten into a bit of trouble. One sprouted in may, and was just recently sunburnt outside in the harsh sun. So my question is, what's the best way to make this little baby grow? I obviously can't keep it outside anymore in the 100+ degree sun, and I have no south facing windows, I put it on a little windowsill facing north. Is using some kind of lightbulb contraption and keeping it indoors the best way to go?
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Re: Mango seedling help
Shade cloth
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Re: Mango seedling help
Hmmm, Maybe try not leaving in directly sunlight? I have mine on the porch and it only gets a few hours of direct sun but then again it hasnt gotten into the here.
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