The Secret To Growing Mango | Growing Tips
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- I'm not an expert, nor do I claim to be one. One thing I know for sure though... It's how to grow plants :) .
Mango Growing TIps:
Sun: Full sun
Winter: Cold sensitive hardy to around high 20F's briefly.
Root system: Tap Root.
Growth Structure: Upright growth. It can be pruned down.
Pollination: Self-fertile
Flowering: Every variety is different. But highly dependent on ambient temperatures. From middle of water to all the way into late summer. New planted trees tend to flower whenever they feel like. This is normal. As they get older, they will get more consistent.
Watering: Follow 50% rule for container plants. In ground trees follow the finger method first year in ground. Established trees, deep water.
Container growing: It does great in a container despite its type of root system.
Personal secret sauce growing tips: Watch the video :) .
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It's very different here in Florida caring for Mangos here is much easier, I have a few Mangos trees. I have Mono embryonic and polyembryonic mangos, They do Fantastic in the Tropics🤗
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Great video man
That’s an ingenious structure for your mango tree . I like it.
This is an excellent channel with lots of helpful advice.
Thanks so much.
I absolutely love this video. Very informative. I have to check out the watering videos. Thanks for sharing. ❤️ ✋️
I learned a lot …… thanks !
Thanks, super informative
Hi from Australia
Great videos man all around. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Also your approach of trial and error, helping nature do its own thing rather then forcing it, learning from observations, common sense and intuition is music to my ears. I look forward to your future videos. Best of wishes
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Helpful video, thank you. I was told to remove the blooms from my too young mango trees except for the top 3 (ish) blooms. That if you remove them all it can kill the tree. What say you?
Awesome video!!
Thank you.
Good idea mangoes fruit
Thank you for all of the great information! Is there a slow release fertilizer that you recommend? Do you use any gypsum or sulfur? Do you have a similar video on growing tips for avocado trees?
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I definitely need this. I've tried several times now with no success
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Nice have you got any videos on pomegranates ?.
yes, check the video library. I have one in there.
different varieties grow at different rate which ones are the most aggressive growth in hot climates with scorching sun like here in central Texas (San Antonio)? I be heard malika and Manilla grow very well in Arizona so those varieties should do well here I’m guessing. Trying to figure out which ones to invest in
Mallika grows slow just like any other grafted mango in my area. Manilla is true to seed (polyembryonic) and for this reason they are not grafted. This is why they outperform any grafted variety. Unless you're willing to "cold protect" your mango every year for the life of the tree, my recommendation is to grow a seedling instead.
I have 10 mango plants that I germinated from seeds . One plant is one foot tall and another is 6 inches . The others are in various stages .
i have a few grafted trees and a few seedling trees planted in the ground here in West Covina Ca. seedling trees are way better growing and healthier than the grafted ones. my question is, i have a spot in the yard that only gets about 5-6 hours of sunlight per day. all of our other trees are getting sun all day long. do you think a young Kent mango seedling would survive in that area that doesnt get sun all day long?
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I was told that az has salt water and mango will die. They don't like alkaline soil. It prefers pH below 7. You have to feed it sulfur , and fish emulsion. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
if that statement was true, all my trees would be dead.
@qctropicals agree, maybe I over water them. Or I may have misunderstood shamus oleary video.
@@tavyfavorite1149 I have yet to kill a tree in the ground from over watering. Shamus who?
Not all ground soil is the same, you have good enough, mine is very hard , so I went a nice soil mix in pots
when I first started I had to presoak the soil and use a pick axe to dig over 2-3 days....
Very good vedio, very to the point & informative as well. Did you ever try using ( burying) fish scrap as a fertulizer gor mango trees. If yes did it improve taste of fruit. What do you do to improve sweeetness of mango in your area? Thanks & lots of love from india.❤
I have found out that ambient temperatures and consistent weather will have a bigger effect on fruit taste than anything you actually put in the ground. Thank you for your support friend :)
@@qctropicals Which means there is very little in iur hand & more depends upon nature.
What do you spray the trees with to keep worm from the mangos..thanks for your info 😊
I live in orlando and it's been getting colder are my trees safe for like 40-60 degrees?😊
40-60f is like beach walking weather lol. No issues at those temps :)
The trunk of our mango tree has cuts it looks like it’s burned from the sun.,what do you recommend for the trunk?
Probably sun burnt last summer. Get some trunk paint and paint it.
In Florida most tree died from overwatering
mangos grow like weeds in south florida. Overwatering one in that environment takes months to years of overwatering to kill one.
I have a question, when planting potted mangos in the ground do you amend the soil?
nope, they go straight in native soil which for me is clay. Soil amending is a gardening myth I will be discussing in a future video.
@@qctropicals that’s great to hear lol. I’m gonna stick mine right in the dirt and call it a day. Why make it difficult right?
Is Texas a great area for mangos? We have tons of sun! But winter is slightly odd. We sometimes have harsh winters or often or not barely any cold!
umm no.. not without cold protection. Freezing temps is not barely cold :)
@@qctropicals would you suggest we keep them inside instead?
@@Sadresolve you can plant in ground if you cold protect like I do. Check my channel for winter protection.
Plants can also suffer more if its cold wet and wind. Its better for them to be on the dry side so there is less water in the plant and roots to freeze. And some plant will die above ground but the roots are still good and will come back.
Your thinking makes sense except for 2 things: 1- dry soil will freeze faster than wet soil (thermo dynamics). 2- A mango tree in my area will take easily up to 2 years to recover from severe cold damage. During this period, minimal growth and definitely no fruit. Letting the plant die above ground is simply not an option.
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I was harsh at first to. But he actually give alot of advice n covers important topics
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In terms of cold sensitive, I don't agree! I lost two mangos at temps between 30-32 overnight. NOT 25! I live in Florida. This winter I built a plexiglass greenhouse over it & added two 250W infrared lights from home depot to keep it in the 40's. It has grown a foot in last 3 weeks. Totally budding now! I just hope it does not outgrow my green house before March 31st.
you lost 2 mangos to frost. 100% of my mangos take 30f no problem briefly as long as frost or cold wind doesn't hit them.
I talk like a robot for no reason. Lol
Seedling took 3 years ? No way lol
got a video of one flowering, check it out
Your leaves are of different sizes because of different varieties, not because of sunlight exposure. Your tree leaves aren't greener because they're in shade. That's nonsense. That has to do with nutrients in the soil. You're giving that mango tree in the shade way too much Nitrogen. Cut that and it may be giving you more fruit and turn the right color. Yes, there are cold-hardy varieties. Put an Asian mango next to a non-Asian mango and you'll see which one will die first. Please stop giving people incorrect information. I was laughing my head off over here. Yes, I have a mango plantation with more than a dozen varieties, so I know what I'm talking about. I also do my own grafted fruit trees.
sure you do master gardener. I don't base my opinion on just 1 tree or a "dozen". I know the truth is hard to take in sometimes. If you're local stop by and I will show you real time in person proof of everything stated in this video, not just hearsay.
Can you tell us what kind of fertilizer best for young mango tree. Yes it is easy to grow from seeds, but once they get at 2 ft. It quit growing taller or produce new leaves, then later it die back. I don't over water, or under water. I feeds only fish emulsion once every 2 weeks. Any tip?
@@tavyfavorite1149 i need a lot more info than that to be able to help you. FIsh emulsion is a fertilizer.