Grafted mango becomes ready for transplanting

Answer: Option C

Grafted Mango becomes ready for transplanting Early.
The grafting of a mango tree is the practice of transferring a piece of mature, bearing tree or scion to a separate seedling called the rootstock.
Mango tree grafting can be done in a one or two-year-old plant or an older tree as well (called the mother plant). After some time, the leaves and then, small buds start sprouting on top. Then you need to cut the mother plant around the top - about two feet from the graft for transplanting.