Just got some mango in the dirt, clean bury but sun so hot the soil is hot

It seems to me like all the mangoes at the junction market are becoming ridiculously expensive. The vendors are randomly raising the price every time I go there, I just paid for 3 small ones and there went all my change in my pocket just like that.

It’s probably better to stop buying from people who grow it and just drop the seeds in my backyard and patiently wait. Many people think about how long they have to wait for it to bear fruit but regardless, fruit will come if I do things right and I know it's something I'm going to get to enjoy in the future to come anyway. I dug a small hole next to my fence where the dirt looks really dark. Well actually the dirt is about as dry as you could expect it to be today, I still expect the mango tree I planted to bud hopefully. If you are going to buy fruit everyday it isn’t going to last long, I'm already imagining the number of fruits that I'm going to harvest.

I can't believe how hot it is outside today. The way the mango trees grow, I think it should grow so tall that it will provide good then I can arrange some plastic chairs under. Another thing that bothers me about buying them is the way some of the vendors wrap their fruit in a cement paper. It makes the fruit look dusty on the outside. When I see that I just tell the person to use rubber.

I went to get some water this morning, but the tap was out and the was dry and I'm sure this was also due to the heat, so I picked up some of the little water I had left in a bucket and poured it on the ground around where I had planted the seed.

I heard someone say that it may help with the tree growing more quickly if I had planted it closer to my kitchen waste area. If this doesn't help, I'll just continue to buy from a woman I know. Trees are a long term projects. I guess I'll have to go find a small shovel too. One day there are going to be a lot of mangoes.