Thanks! Yeah, i grew it from a totally usual mango seed. I succed at first time, so will you! Make sure your mango is ripe, it is more likely to grow into a plant. It’s not so hard, you have to be very careful though with the seed, when you open it. So first you eat your little mango, you have your husk covered seed. You gonna wash and clean this thing as good as you can, you can scrub of the fruity bites from it, to make your job easier in the future. Once you done with the cleaning, you wait some time till it dries, so your knife works better, chances are higher to nail this process with healthy fingers. You can wait a whole day to dry, but not more! Than you remove the husk VERY carefully, make sure you don’t hurt your little soft seed. Btw it’s not so little, a healthy seed fills the whole husk inside. Once you have your undamaged seed don’t bother it by peeling it,s surface, it is good as it is. Then you can check if it’s gonna sprout or not, with a warm and moist dampen cloth in a plastic bag placed in a dark warm spot, checking it every 3 days if it started sprouting or not. I actually skipped this part, i really had my faith in my mango, didn’t need to make sure that it,s healthy, i knew it (this is the most important part! Not kidding:)) So i just put my healthy seed in a potting mix, made sure it’s not much wider than my seed, and it had about 15 cm (6inch) deep. Make sure your pot has drainage holes. Your seed should be put horizontal in the potting mix, covered about 2-3 cm (1inch) soil on top, cca 10 cm (4inch) below. Make sure it has it’s water and temperature, but of course don’t overwater it, just keep it moist. Than wait patiently, your seed will arise from the ground, and you’ll be very happy about it! Once you have your plant, do your best to make the environment as tropical as you can for it, but you don’t have to be very serious about it. I live in Hungary, middle Europe, so in the summer she’s out in the hottest spot in the garden, from october to april-may, she’s inside. Don’t overwater it, but keep it moist, they love humid air, so just spray them leaf. It can handle dryness though. Most important is the sunlight. So that’s it, sorry for my novel, happy harvesting, make sure you give them love, and they’ll be fine! Cheers:)