Some netizens find the hobby a waste of time, while others are vouching for its therapeutic effects. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Most people would throw away the mango pit after eating the fruit. But not some youngsters in China who have decided to keep the mango pits as “pets” to “groom” them.
Some “owners” also vouch for its therapeutic effect. They said they are able to relieve stress when they touch the washed mango pits, reported local media. A toothbrush is later used to brush off the remaining pulp until the yellow colour of the mango pit is completely removed. The mango pit is later dried with a hair dryer and will be repeatedly exposed to the sun to avoid mildew.
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