Answer

In Jain Dharma, there is no universal rule that says everyone must stop eating mango on a fixed day. If you have taken a specific vow or restraint, then you should follow that vow. Otherwise, mango can be eaten in moderation while respecting your diet and discipline.

Explanation

A few simple points:

• If you follow a personal vow, stop according to that vow.
• If you are observing Chaturmas or another vrata, follow the rules you have accepted.
• If there is any concern about ripeness, overindulgence, or attachment, it is wise to reduce or stop.
• Many Jains prefer balance and moderation rather than strict unnecessary restriction.

Spiritual Understanding

Jain practice emphasizes:

• Self-control
• Non-attachment
• Awareness in eating
• Avoiding harm and indulgence

So the real question is not only “when to stop mango,” but also “whether eating it supports discipline and inner restraint.”

Takeaway

Stop eating mango when:

• your vow requires it,
• the season ends,
• or you feel it no longer supports moderation and discipline.

If you want, I can also explain this from the Jain perspective of seasonal food, vratas, and restraint.