Pickering- he has many, easy tree and precocious Angie- he has many, great, consistent, disease resistant Carla- late season, better than kent, vigorous Orange Sherbet- a fav., spreading compact Edgar- Zill80 later season, classic flavor Neelum- late season, productive, disease resistant Honey Kiss- small tree (usually), classic flavor, steady producer, disease resistant Buttercream- indochinese flavor, not a pretty mango or tree USDA mango- late season , spreading low growth habit Sugarloaf- low to moderate and spreading, produce more male flowers when young Cac- a fav., usually vigorous, indochinese flavor Cotton Candy- Aug ripens, vigorous M4- always good producer, fav, late season Guava- disease resistant White Pirie- not producing this year He wants to plant a Ceci Love
Thanks Paul and Alex for taking the time to share with us all. This was an excellent video and Paul your questions and interviewing skills are really great now. I learn a lot from these videos and Alex you are very generous to share your knowledge. Thanks again to you both.
I bought 3 mango trees and 1 avocado tree from Alex earlier this year. He was extremely helpful thru emails and had my purchase shipped. Found Tropical Acres from this UA-cam page. Very happy with their service.
Very interesting information of all kinds of mangoes that I never heard before. I am interested of buying some like Carla you've mentioned and other varieties.
I'd love to see a video of Alex or another expert prepping, digging out and transplanting mature mango trees. I'd like to grow trees on my house lot to sell, which seems to be what Alex is doing in his back yard. I saw the video that Chris at Truly Tropical did, but it would be great to also see the same tree 6 months to a year later. Thanks for all the informative vids!
Please tell Alex thank you. I recieved my 1 gallon Orange Essence Mango tree in perfect condition. My first mango tree zone 9b🤞🥭 Thanks for sharing subscribed
The videos with Alex are amazing, so much useful info. There are already any videos about pruning: formation, removing limbs in a bad position in mature trees and so on?
Hey Paul I just wanna say that I really enjoy your videos. From your yard to your neighbors yard to those fantastic visits to the fruit tree farms and groves, I ❤ it. I planted several trees in my yard including my jackfruit tree that keeps making flowers but fruits keep falling off. I have no way of sending you a pic of the tree and fruits, I’m in The City of Atlantis, I know you have some healthy fruitful jackfruit trees. Hoping you can tell me what’s happening with mine. Keep up the great work.
Great video. I grew up in Kerala, India where Alphonso, Neelam and Preyoor were my favs.so glad to hear Guava is preyoor! Paul, could you please do a video on foliar program with Alex?
Normally we prune back the canopy a sizable amount and try to preserve as much of the roots as we can, but with good planning they can be root pruned ahead of time to avoid transplant shock
i keep hearing several mentions of transplanting mango trees. can you possibly have a video of experts talk about the transplanting process if not also including a live transplanting of such tree. because i heard its easy to kill some trees with transplants. thanks
Only if provided protection during winter, or possibly grown in containers and brought indoors during freezing weather. There are people doing this in Georgia actually.
Hi Gary Rose presentation was good… you didn’t discuss pruning… also… do you have “a top 5, must have” fragrant roses? I have been successful grafting roses… cheers, John
Good observation. Unlike the other varieties in the yard now, Sweet Tart tends to flower inconsistently in our location. We do plan to add a Cecilove which has very similar flavor to Sweet Tart, but much more Dwarf and precocious.
No coconut cream mangos? Lol …I have cotton candy, coconut cream, Valencia pride, and Glenn. All are 2-3 years in the ground. Cotton candy is the only one with fruit on the tree. I live by Clearwater and I keep seeing that it’s an August ripening tree but in south Florida. So I’m wondering if mine will ripen in September lol.
I have a problem with Managoes have had fruit then we moved now when flowers come they go back burnt branches the same I have used spray for fly I have used bicarbonate spray what can I do any ideas please HELPAustralia
I was really surprised to see so many trees of the same variety. Is that to sell at the farm, rather than personal consumption? I mean, how many Pickering or Angie mangos could one person eat?
We forgot to show two other varieties: Phoenix on dwarfing stock and a Seacrest/Triplesec. There’s also a Fairchild #2 canistel. In total the yard has 17 different kinds of mangos in it currently. Yes those Pickering and Angie were planted temporarily for that purpose along with for budwood. The temporary spaces need to produce quickly to make the most efficient use of the space which is one of the reason those varieties were chosen given their natural precocity.
It means that the tree is planted with the intention of removing it after a period of time (usually 5 to 6 years) to maximize use of space and increase yield on the square footage of yard space being utilized. Once the trees have grown into one another, the temporary trees are extracted to make appropriate space for the permanent trees.
Sweet Tart does not flower consistently here. Orange Sherbet was planted instead of Lemon Meringue. Angie is extremely similar to Carrie but a better performing tree. Florigon and Glenn are good performers but not high enough among my personal favorite mangos for flavor to justify occupying limited space.
@@JulianoGSF it’s a very good mango but has been an inconsistent producer for us. We only have one tree though so limited sample size. If you have limited space You’re probably better off growing Angie or Juliette if you enjoy Ugly Betty’s flavor because they’re more likely to perform well
Paul, we just went to tropical acres last Saturday and we are disappointed with the fruit varieties options for locals we ordered online that we pick up. I got the idea they give the reject mangoes to locals and you can not buy the premium mango in their stand such as orange sherbet, coconut cream, pineapple pleasure, Pina colada. So I suggest don't waste your time going the place. The price is still the same with other mango farm $6/ lb. I prefer going to mango place farm , truly tropical you tube. They sell premium variety mango with same price except the coconut cream
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I have ordered bud wood from Alex for the last 2 years. I've had great success and just put in a new order. Can't wait 😁
Pickering- he has many, easy tree and precocious
Angie- he has many, great, consistent, disease resistant
Carla- late season, better than kent, vigorous
Orange Sherbet- a fav., spreading compact
Edgar- Zill80 later season, classic flavor
Neelum- late season, productive, disease resistant
Honey Kiss- small tree (usually), classic flavor, steady producer, disease resistant
Buttercream- indochinese flavor, not a pretty mango or tree
USDA mango- late season , spreading low growth habit
Sugarloaf- low to moderate and spreading, produce more male flowers when young
Cac- a fav., usually vigorous, indochinese flavor
Cotton Candy- Aug ripens, vigorous
M4- always good producer, fav, late season
Guava- disease resistant
White Pirie- not producing this year
He wants to plant a Ceci Love
great recap. Thank you
Actually USDA Himsagar. I got to taste it last summer. Very nice flavor--rich and sweet in classic group as Alex has described it.
Thanks
Also, can't we just go ahead and use the name "Cat Chu," instead of "Cac," which means penis in Vietnamese slang?
@@johnbanach3875 we’ve had people visiting Vietnam tell us they are NOT the same mango
Thanks Paul and Alex for taking the time to share with us all. This was an excellent video and Paul your questions and interviewing skills are really great now. I learn a lot from these videos and Alex you are very generous to share your knowledge. Thanks again to you both.
Thanks for watching and for the kind comments
I bought 3 mango trees and 1 avocado tree from Alex earlier this year. He was extremely helpful thru emails and had my purchase shipped. Found Tropical Acres from this UA-cam page. Very happy with their service.
Thank you for supporting our business and for your positive comments. We hope your trees do great for you.
An Alex Beautiful back yard with full of Mango Trees❤❤❤👌🙏🥭🥭🥭🥭🥭
Alex a great guy very present love your video
Beautiful mango trees!
Please do a video on different dwarf varieties for people with very limited space. Best varieties on flavor and easy to grow. 👏
Awesome video ty for being so passionate guys. And ty Alex for responding to me asking to help identify my valencia pride !❤ much love
Very interesting information of all kinds of mangoes that I never heard before. I am interested of buying some like Carla you've mentioned and other varieties.
I'd love to see a video of Alex or another expert prepping, digging out and transplanting mature mango trees. I'd like to grow trees on my house lot to sell, which seems to be what Alex is doing in his back yard. I saw the video that Chris at Truly Tropical did, but it would be great to also see the same tree 6 months to a year later. Thanks for all the informative vids!
Got 4 trees out his list! Looks like I made some good choices.
Please tell Alex thank you. I recieved my 1 gallon Orange Essence Mango tree in perfect condition. My first mango tree zone 9b🤞🥭 Thanks for sharing subscribed
Thank you for watching and for your business!
Great video. Thanks. Enjoyed watching.
Thanks so much for the information
Good information mangoes a good taste fruit across the 🌏 many zones many countries have this healthy tasty fruit
Alex is the real mango man
Yep. He should have that title ❤
Hey Alex, that hat doesn't give you justice for your overall good looks! Get one that'll enhance it. 😊
Thank you for the flattering comment . The hat and other protective clothing in other videos are there to protect from UV exposure
Haha I'm sure it's for the sun protection !😂 cancer is real be careful❤
such a great guy Alex
The videos with Alex are amazing, so much useful info. There are already any videos about pruning: formation, removing limbs in a bad position in mature trees and so on?
Excellent video!!
Hey Paul I just wanna say that I really enjoy your videos. From your yard to your neighbors yard to those fantastic visits to the fruit tree farms and groves, I ❤ it. I planted several trees in my yard including my jackfruit tree that keeps making flowers but fruits keep falling off. I have no way of sending you a pic of the tree and fruits, I’m in The City of Atlantis, I know you have some healthy fruitful jackfruit trees. Hoping you can tell me what’s happening with mine. Keep up the great work.
Thank you ❤
Great video. I grew up in Kerala, India where Alphonso, Neelam and Preyoor were my favs.so glad to hear Guava is preyoor! Paul, could you please do a video on foliar program with Alex?
the Damm high wind took down about 120 of my Edward mango.
i wonder how does he move plants that several years old already in the ground without damaging the roots
Normally we prune back the canopy a sizable amount and try to preserve as much of the roots as we can, but with good planning they can be root pruned ahead of time to avoid transplant shock
I want to move to FLORIDA and plan just 2 Mongo trees that's my dream 😂😂😂😂 ,but that not going happening 😂😂😂
i keep hearing several mentions of transplanting mango trees.
can you possibly have a video of experts talk about the transplanting process if not also including a live transplanting of such tree. because i heard its easy to kill some trees with transplants.
thanks
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Thank you. How much do you water every other day? I have a sprinkler system
It’s currently about 7 gallons of water per tree
I live in Georgia can any of these mangoes grow in my backyard
Only if provided protection during winter, or possibly grown in containers and brought indoors during freezing weather. There are people doing this in Georgia actually.
@@TropicalAcresFarms wow if I grow them in containers they’ll produce fruits is there a variety you would recommend for me to try
How in the world do these grow sooo fast . 5 year old trees are so massive and I can’t grow a mango teee for the life of me. What is the secret ? Lol.
Hi Gary
Rose presentation was good… you didn’t discuss pruning… also… do you have “a top 5, must have” fragrant roses?
I have been successful grafting roses… cheers, John
Incredible. Approximately how far apart has he planted them? Also Approximately how tall are they too?
16 ft with a temp 8ft in the middle of them
@@FruitfulTrees ok thanks. Another great video with useful information.
The air seems so hazy and foggy through the lense, is it due to the high humidity?
Morning time, having had rain in a long time but a few hours before this we did.
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Surprised he doesn't have a sweet tart,
Good observation. Unlike the other varieties in the yard now, Sweet Tart tends to flower inconsistently in our location. We do plan to add a Cecilove which has very similar flavor to Sweet Tart, but much more Dwarf and precocious.
What happened to pruning here??
Mr.Alex please provide an extra stress on variety like Himsagor
Of Murshidabad district & var.
Langra of Benaras of Up state of
INDIA
No coconut cream mangos? Lol …I have cotton candy, coconut cream, Valencia pride, and Glenn. All are 2-3 years in the ground. Cotton candy is the only one with fruit on the tree. I live by Clearwater and I keep seeing that it’s an August ripening tree but in south Florida. So I’m wondering if mine will ripen in September lol.
I have a problem with Managoes have had fruit then we moved now when flowers come they go back burnt branches the same I have used spray for fly I have used bicarbonate spray what can I do any ideas please HELPAustralia
contact alex on his site and ask him
I was really surprised to see so many trees of the same variety. Is that to sell at the farm, rather than personal consumption? I mean, how many Pickering or Angie mangos could one person eat?
We forgot to show two other varieties: Phoenix on dwarfing stock and a Seacrest/Triplesec. There’s also a Fairchild #2 canistel. In total the yard has 17 different kinds of mangos in it currently.
Yes those Pickering and Angie were planted temporarily for that purpose along with for budwood. The temporary spaces need to produce quickly to make the most efficient use of the space which is one of the reason those varieties were chosen given their natural precocity.
Yah he mentioned in a last video he does sell some fruit from his personal property back on the farm
Which cultivar is called "King of Mangoes". Do you have that cultivar ?.
Alphonso
What means that tree is temporary?
It means that the tree is planted with the intention of removing it after a period of time (usually 5 to 6 years) to maximize use of space and increase yield on the square footage of yard space being utilized. Once the trees have grown into one another, the temporary trees are extracted to make appropriate space for the permanent trees.
@@TropicalAcresFarms Thank you , it is a Beautiful mango farm.
Got coconut cream as my first tree. Tampa fl! Is the Taste worth the production risk
it's a great mango
do you grow the blue mango or do you know many in south Florida who do?
If you mean Mangifera Casturi , yes we grow two kinds of it
@@TropicalAcresFarms Are they good? or do you sell fruit or trees of it? I am just curious. BTW, this was such a great video.
@@derekmorris7128 thank you. They are different from normal mango flavor, some lychee notes to them. We do have some available right now in pots.
Do either one of you have the miyazaki???😮😮
What part of Florida is he in? WPB?
Palm Springs, a few minutes southwest of West Palm Beach
Any good online store for ordering mangos besides tropical acres?
What happened: no sweet tart, lemon merengue, Carrie, florigon or Glenn?
Sweet Tart does not flower consistently here. Orange Sherbet was planted instead of Lemon Meringue. Angie is extremely similar to Carrie but a better performing tree.
Florigon and Glenn are good performers but not high enough among my personal favorite mangos for flavor to justify occupying limited space.
Yeah Glenn is a starter tree, I've heard it described as watery.
@@TropicalAcresFarms Hey Alex, would you recommend ugly Betty?
@@JulianoGSF it’s a very good mango but has been an inconsistent producer for us. We only have one tree though so limited sample size. If you have limited space You’re probably better off growing Angie or Juliette if you enjoy Ugly Betty’s flavor because they’re more likely to perform well
@@TropicalAcresFarms Okay thanks. Butter cream is that good huh? I have yet to try it. Tree seems to be manageable.
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Like your show, but we do not get to see one where trees are in full season
Yes we had them last summer see the videos and more coming soon.
Find Manila or also called carabao mango from Philippines. Those are the best mango in the world.
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what is address
i want buy sein tic long mango
And I thought I like Sugarloaf
Paul, we just went to tropical acres last Saturday and we are disappointed with the fruit varieties options for locals we ordered online that we pick up. I got the idea they give the reject mangoes to locals and you can not buy the premium mango in their stand such as orange sherbet, coconut cream, pineapple pleasure, Pina colada. So I suggest don't waste your time going the place. The price is still the same with other mango farm $6/ lb. I prefer going to mango place farm , truly tropical you tube. They sell premium variety mango with same price except the coconut cream
phone number?
The farm is Tropical Acres Farm in West Palm Beach