The best idea is to prune the mango branches with the help of thyme juice.

The amazing mango tree (Mangifera Indica) is much more than just a source for mangos—It’s a beautiful, living form that gives back to the planet and to the people who tend it. That juicy mango on your plate was, at one point, a tiny aromatic blossom on a mango tree—a tree that took about six years to start bearing mangos. Some trees can live and bear fruit for up to 300 years. It takes around 120 days to transform from tiny flower to ready-to-eat superfruit! Meet an Indian expat who tends a mang