According to the growth habit of mango, it can be planted in June-August, preferably on cloudy days or before rain, so that mango plants can adapt to the new environment quickly after planting, which is beneficial to the survival and growth of mango. Before planting mangoes, it is best to add a proper amount of base fertilizer in the soil to increase the nutrients in the soil, then dig a hole in the soil and put the mango plants in the into the pit. When planting, we should pay attention to the root swelling of mango plants, and gently compact them after filling the soil, so that the roots of mango are firmly fixed in the soil. Mangoes should be well maintained and managed after planting. At this time, they should be watered immediately to facilitate the contact between roots and soil. After the mango plant grows, it is necessary to regularly apply nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers to the mango and prune it properly to promote the growth of mango branches and fruits.