I've been growing a large variety of Mangoes for 15yrs + from Mangoes that are store bought, & large & delicious. And from many Countries. And I start the mango seed in water (like growing an avocado) then transfer to a 1gal pot when 4-6"... & into a larger pot. And at about 2yrs into the ground. I prefer the rounder large mango, over the manila yellow oblong mangoes, & have both. I labeled them as they were tagged from mkrts, & only used the best flavored fruit. Some names tagged are Amanda Panda, Splendid, Happy, Keit, & Keith, & many others. Also several varieties of the Manilla mangoe.. which are very large, & sweet and oblong shaped yellow mangoes. These seed grown mangoes start fruiting in 4 yrs, my experience. I save my fruits seeds that have cross-polinated & have some of these growing in the ground, & blooming now also. I plant them all about 5ft apart, & weed out any tree not producing good tasting fruit. I have one round very large mango 2lbs+ that is soo delicious. And this tree has very thick large oval shiny leaves, & is my fav. This is going to be a very large tree, & stands out from all my other trees. And is loaded with fruit. And.. Mangoes are one of the most nutricious fruits we can eat. I live in southern Califorinia, about a 15 min drive from Malibu Beach, near Los Angeles. I save the seeds from my tree's, & give them to friends, with instructions with how easy they are to grow. The mangoes in the markets the last few yrs are horrible.. usually Tommy (Atkins) the worst variety ever... total garbage. And I also like to graft several varities of mangoes, & other fruit trees (apricot, peach, plum, nectarine, cherry, & various varieties, etc) onto One main Tree. Its fun being Creative, & growing my own varieties. ❤😊❤
Paul have you considered a video ranking of the “newer”mango varieties coming out of the zill mango project perhaps a collaboration with Alex from tropical acres? I keep seeing sweet tart, orange sherbert,sugarloaf, pineapple pleasure but am curious how m4/ others stack up. Thanks
I remember as a litlte boy in Apalit, Pampanga, Philippines in the 40's, there was a small mango, real sweet. I don't remember the name something like sille. We picked them and wait to ripe. when ripe, then we beat it and liquified, punched a hole at the tip and sucked the honey -like delicious mess. I wonder if it was one of the dozens of mangoes from the Philippines and India that were developed at the Univ of FLorida IFAS, Gainseville, FL
The best tasting varieties in the world come from zill. Every variety has its own flavor and production habit. Lol this comment makes no sense. Icecream isn't a zill variety either that one came from Trinidad & Maurice Kong brought it to the world
I've been growing a large variety of Mangoes for 15yrs + from Mangoes that are store bought, & large & delicious. And from many Countries. And I start the mango seed in water (like growing an avocado) then transfer to a 1gal pot when 4-6"... & into a larger pot. And at about 2yrs into the ground. I prefer the rounder large mango, over the manila yellow oblong mangoes, & have both.
I labeled them as they were tagged from mkrts, & only used the best flavored fruit.
Some names tagged are Amanda Panda, Splendid, Happy, Keit, & Keith, & many others. Also several varieties of the Manilla mangoe.. which are very large, & sweet and oblong shaped yellow mangoes.
These seed grown mangoes start fruiting in 4 yrs, my experience. I save my fruits seeds that have cross-polinated & have some of these growing in the ground, & blooming now also.
I plant them all about 5ft apart, & weed out any tree not producing good tasting fruit.
I have one round very large mango 2lbs+ that is soo delicious. And this tree has very thick large oval shiny leaves, & is my fav. This is going to be a very large tree, & stands out from all my other trees. And is loaded with fruit.
And.. Mangoes are one of the most nutricious fruits we can eat.
I live in southern Califorinia, about a 15 min drive from Malibu Beach, near Los Angeles.
I save the seeds from my tree's, & give them to friends, with instructions with how easy they are to grow.
The mangoes in the markets the last few yrs are horrible.. usually Tommy (Atkins) the worst variety ever... total garbage.
And I also like to graft several varities of mangoes, & other fruit trees (apricot, peach, plum, nectarine, cherry, & various varieties, etc) onto One main Tree. Its fun being Creative, & growing my own varieties. ❤😊❤
Wonderful video. I love those new mangos. I didn’t know they have so many different varieties.
There are over 200 varieties of mangoes... and continuing to be more & more... 😊
This is fantastic! 🎉
Great video. Thanks
Paul have you considered a video ranking of the “newer”mango varieties coming out of the zill mango project perhaps a collaboration with Alex from tropical acres? I keep seeing sweet tart, orange sherbert,sugarloaf, pineapple pleasure but am curious how m4/ others stack up. Thanks
Oh you definitely need to do an update video when they name this.
Mashallah wow ❤❤
❤❤❤❤ vary good
Let us know if you buy a tree, that will tell us how good it is..its still a small mango, but might be dynamite
Do you think it’s black spot/anthractnose resistant grown inland? They look good on his tree but they’re near the coast and probably spray right?
I remember as a litlte boy in Apalit, Pampanga, Philippines in the 40's, there was a small mango, real sweet. I don't remember the name something like sille. We picked them and wait to ripe. when ripe, then we beat it and liquified, punched a hole at the tip and sucked the honey -like delicious mess. I wonder if it was one of the dozens of mangoes from the Philippines and India that were developed at the Univ of FLorida IFAS, Gainseville, FL
not piko mango?
Kabalen, apalit ku mu naman. :)
You're telling us that Zill nursery is now selling trees to the general public (retail) and no longer just wholesale?
I Doubt that.
@@bidenisasnake9932 I know it's not true so it's irresponsible to tell viewers to get your trees from Zill.
they are selling and offering fruit to the public not the tree. The tree has to be bought buy a nursery who sells their trees
Mmmm... sounds like zill are the bad boys down there lol
It seems that mango is from an Indian variety. Good to munch like an apple when semi ripe, taste like trash when fully ripe.
I thought they only sell trees to nurseries???
yes but they sell mangos to the public
@Fruitful Trees ok, that's what I figured. In the end of the video you said to visit them and get mangos and go get a tree.
A new is always exciting till it isn't so much. I just want a Pickering that I cant seem to find.
How do I refer to this mango?
Tres Leche
no name yet but it's the newest one so just refer them to the video and they will tell you
Where in Florida are you?
west palm beach
Hi🇧🇷
Hi, I have this one mango I really want to try.
What's it called?
🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🙄
it doesn't have a name yet
Zill tree's are not good producers. I have an M4 & Ice cream
dud trees?
My Zill trees produce just fine. My M4 is great. Ice Cream in not the best producer but one of the best mangos out there.
The best tasting varieties in the world come from zill. Every variety has its own flavor and production habit. Lol this comment makes no sense. Icecream isn't a zill variety either that one came from Trinidad & Maurice Kong brought it to the world
M-4 is super productive for me but alternates years. It's amazing and late. Ice Cream is from Tobago. Not a Zill variety
#microclimates
I was going to say there’s nothing high performance about this nursery until I see none stop containers of plants and mangos for blocks
It's more so that the plants themselves are high performance. He brought the top varieties of mango to the world 🌎🌍
@@thehuntfortruth they supply most of the nurseries down here
You had me at Pina Colada...love that fruit!!
Paul when you get a chance would you review Buxton spice mango? 🫚 🥭
Alex at tropical acres sells it!
It's the most amazing mango I tasted! 🥭 🤩
okay