"Tree of Life": Photos Show Amazing Mango Tree That Bears 10 000 Fruit a Year
- A young man has shown a very fertile mango tree in his family house in the village and amazed many
- The man said that despite the tree producing thousands of fruits annually, most of them go to waste
- Many tweeps asked him to do something about the situation and put the fruits to good use
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A man with the Twitter handle @celestocalculus has taken to the bird app to talk about the tree in his family compound in the village.
He revealed that the tree bears around 10,000 mangoes in different cycles every year. In a post on Sunday, April 4, he shared photos of the tree and the 92 pieces of mangoes he plucked.
Speaking further, he revealed that a side of the tree has over 1000 mangoes, lamenting that the fruits go to waste every year because of low consumption.
Source: UGC
The man prayed for his fore-family members who planted the tree many years ago. He jokingly revealed that with the way the tree produces thousands of fruits, he could be a mango billionaire if he relocates to the village.
See his Twitter post below:
Briefly.co.za compiled some of the reactions below:
@amakac_ said:
"Please bring mango for me. PLENTY."
@officialdayan said:
"Do you come around Onitsha or when are you coming to Enugu? I'm really craving this like a pregnant woman."
@ebuukanary1 said:
"Hai! My favourite German mangoes."
@T0bey_ said:
"To think we call it German mango and I can't find any here."
Meanwhile, Briefly.co.za earlier reported that a young farmer with the Twitter handle @new_shana recently headed to the popular app to share a heartwarming celebration post after he invested in 40 hectares of farming land - something he said he took blood, sweat and tears to do.
In the highly inspirational and motivational post, the young man also explains that he is now working overtime to find people to invest in the viable property and this has definitely not been something easy to do.
Very soon many supportive locals were in the comment section congratulating him and sharing various messages of support and encouragement with him.
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Source: Briefly News
