A tiny mango seed becomes a giant tree

Just one dry seed is where the beautiful and juicy mango tree all begins. I have actually tried to make a mango tree before some years back and I succeeded. For many weeks, I was leaving it in my plastic bowl before finally digging up some earth at the bottom of my neighbor's fence.

The dirt in that location was very hard to dig out of. There seems to be no time between the last amount of dirt being removed and the green leaves coming up from the base of the tree. The green leaves were only about an inch tall. I almost stepped on them trying to find my sandals. I admire how something so small create such a huge tree. You see it all the time so we may not appreciate it and it might even sound like some sort of cliche when I say it teaches a really profound lesson on starting small.

If you're growing it yourself, waiting can take so long.

This small seed is buried deep within the soil for so long, until finally it grows into a large and tall mango tree. Now people are able to come and pick some of its delicious fruit all for free depending on where you are and who lays claim over it. It's incredible how something so small like this can have such large impacts on others without any additional help from me or anyone else.

Ihe tree I told you I planted when I used to live in the village, I believe there are many branches of the tree now reaching toward the electrical wires. The children are probably throwing stones at the mangoes that are still unripe. And also because they have fallen off the tree, there are many leaves on the ground.