Is it possible to grow multiple trees from one seed?

[bubblegunnn]

Or im just lucky 😂

I rarely found this thing in my life tho.. i thought one seed can only grow one tree.. and oh this is mango by the way..

[genericname85]

one seed typically causes one root system to grow. though there can be multiple stems depending on the sort of tree you're growing. there's very few trees that can multiplicate over their root system but that will usually happen slowly over years, not at the moment of planting the seed.

[bubblegunnn]

My case called polyembryonic seed tho and its common in mango

[genericname85]

oh :D so a plants equivalent of twins basically.

[bubblegunnn]

Not all of plants has polyembryonic by the way there's few 😁

[jshm2]

Yeah, some plants are polyembryonic. Mango species are among them.

Those seeds tend to be expensive, so that plant and it's fruits will be worth a lot of money.

Get a pro gardener to give you a hand separating the stalks and rooting it properly.

[bubblegunnn]

Wowww i didn't expect it to be expensive tho.. i bought the mango with the same price as another

[Kaneki05]

Of course it's possible. However it's certain types and you mentioned mango which is one it's more common in. It's technically possibly in many just much rarer but Mango is common.

[bubblegunnn]

Ohhh.. i actually have no clue at all about this 😂

[Havthrills]

Is it one tree with many trunks? That can happen.

[bubblegunnn]

Nahhh.. its one seed with 3 different roots tho..

[bubblegunnn]

As u can see the first pic (16.04), it has 2 roots already

[Havthrills]

I like learning new things. This is a Polyembryonic seed. It says you can get many plants from the one seed. Mango seeds are part of this.

[bubblegunnn]

Poly whattt
Dang bro how comeeee 😂

[Havthrills]

🤣🤣 apparently it had more than one embryo. Plants can have twins. Or in your case quintuplets.

[bubblegunnn]

QUINTUPLETS? WTF..
I think the triplets of mine r badass already..

[Havthrills]

Oops. Lol. My bad. Triplets. I got off work a bit ago. Tired. 🤣

[bubblegunnn]

So it called polyembryonic seed ight. I just googled them https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l28Unybuuhg&t=156s

[Havthrills]

Sweet. I just read a little. I didn't know there's a video

[bubblegunnn]

Googled them and few vid on youtube appeared

[_deeznuts]

yeah, its very similar to how twins work

[bubblegunnn]

Turned out its polyembryonic

[jimmy2]

A cotton tree takes over

[bubblegunnn]

Whattttt?

[jimmy2]

Look it on Google please

[Anonymous]

I think that's just luck.

[bubblegunnn]

HAHA IKRRRR this is so strange

[Jennz6]

Sure you can

[bubblegunnn]

How come? I meant its only one seed tho

[Jennz6]

After it grows get a piece from it and plant 🪴 another one.