Our three mango trees bear three different types of blossoms.

We have three large mango trees in our house, and these trees bear three varieties of mangoes: one is a small lychee variety, another is Fazli mango, and the other is similar to a ball; I do not know its variety. When the buds emerged, I took three close-up photos, but the color of the buds is different.

Before the buds appear and after they appear but before the flowers bloom, pesticides and fungicides need to be sprayed. After the buds appear, light irrigation can be given to the trees, but it is better not to give too much irrigation or spray during the flowering stage, as this can hinder pollination. Applying the correct amount of TSP and MP fertilizer according to the age of the tree keeps the mangoes in good condition.

In some childhood memories, when suddenly a kalbaishakhi storm would blow in the afternoon, a small group of boys and girls would run to the garden where the mango blossoms had just begun to appear. They knew that many tender buds would fall in this storm. They would collect those fallen buds, thinking, "Oh! If only these buds had remained, how many mangoes there would have been!" But there was a strange nostalgia in the scent of those fallen buds. The next morning, when the sun would rise, one could see dew drops on the fallen buds shining like pearls. Nature seemed to be indicating that even though something is lost, the creation of the new does not stop.

These were some moments I spent on the roof to collect some picture on our mango trees.We will meet again in a new post. Allah Hafez.