Growing Mangoes Organically No Spraying Needed!
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Grow the best mangoes organically! This video shows how I grow my mangoes organically in our own home garden without the need for fungicides or pesticides. The last half of the video shows cutting a ripe mango and how to know when to PICK a mango.
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Your mango trees are awesome. Love the space you have too! I grew up with a mango tree in my house (it was strictly alternate bearing) - but we used to wait for the fruit. We used to ripen it bu keeping them in rice boxes. We also use raw mangoes chopped in a spicy gravy. Great memories, thanks for this video!
Thanks mate! Yes, I agree raw mango is the business! Cheers :)
I'm moving to southern florida soon, watching you is like watching a video from there! Everything you are doing will be what I need to know! Thank you for the great channel!
The part of the mango you removed is actually the best and sweetest part I can bet you ate it later
I'm writing from States. I really enjoy your videos. I love to learn all you have to teach. Thank you! Susie
It is always a great pleasure watching your videos. Thank you.
I just watched your flood video - n my goodness ur style n character have grown so much! Keep it up! Hope to visit ur homestead sometime
Thanks a lot for sharing the information.I appreciate it very much.
Can't beat a mango mate......your tree's look great.....i grew up with mangos up top of W.A now I'm in Perth and have decided to try grow 2 of my own Kensington pride. I have seen some nice trees in perth which has given me some incentive to give it ago myself......cant beat fresh mangos ripe strait off the tree, fingers crossed.
Always a pleasure to watch your growing space from the your deck. Great looking mangoes. India has excellent mangoes too, Alphonso being the king of mangoes. Our season starts May.
Thanks! Yes, India is renowned for mangoes - I love Indian food and mango chutneys (my mouth is watering thinking about it). I don't have an Alphonso tree because they are always sold out here in Oz - I should put one on order because they set well in the subtropics and as you say are very famous for great eating. Cheers :)
You pruned that tree beautifully.
My favorite tree and fruit 🍋🥭 well done. 👍🏼
Searched the comments. I'm surprised nobody ha mentioned it - I can't help but see and hear Russell Crowe!! Great content too thank you.
I,Like your home growing Mango look great healthy and all Fruits plants Lemon Lime, Orages pretty nice..
The spoting on the first mango is pretty much standard for that type. That's what we call hairy mango. Those are awesome sweet and tangy at the same time. Great video.
wonderful keep up keep up the good work yeah it's the way go..
I'm so jealous 😭 my mouth waters just watching you eat lol
I am in Western Australia. We have a tree next door that we are allowed to pick the fruit. When they have a small hole or blemishes then we can cut around them. We have just dehydrated 2 buckets full and we have 2 draws of cut up mango in the freezer. Also they are still growing. Even now in 2023 the mangos here in Carnarvon they are $2.90 each. Thank you for your video as I am planning on growing a tree
In Malaysia, mango trees are really easy to grow. Mark, your bagging method really helps out.
If you grew a lot in the same area is not easy. The pest and disease is problematic. I seen mango farm making losses after several years. And this is in Malaysia and one of the least profitable fruits.
Man your lucky to have a big garden ,I can only dream about having one
Yum yum mangoes, ….love them. I am jealous of your mango trees Mark :). I grew a couple from seeds (mostly as back-ups in case some of them die on me LOL) and I hope atleast one of them will grow into a mature tree.
Last week, I bought 20 large mangoes at $1.50 each and they are sweet. The ones that are not ripe are also sweet. I don’t know the variety but man I would love a tree of that. I will go and check if they have ore I will buy them :D. In the past couple of weeks I have been buying another variety for $3 each, expensive but we just love our mangoes.
Thank you for sharing this video, seeing your trees I wish mine will hurry up and give me some fruits :)
hi mark,i was born and grow up in Jamaica , we had mango trees in our yard so beautiful, i live i the UK and i so wish i would grow mango here. thank you for sharing
Hi Karen, I could imagine Jamaica being a perfect setting for a mango feast! Thanks :)
Thank you, you have so many things going on on your property, have you ever done a video showing how you manage it all from a record keeping standpoint?
Thanks, yes I can certainly fill a day easy enough on our small acreage. I haven't thought about doing a management video on my property but it's a very good idea! I should probably make it what I usually do in a week rather than a day because some tasks aren't daily and some are of course. I think that would be interesting and helpful. Thanks again for the input and idea - I'll see if I can knock something up. Cheers :)
Great tip about the beak Mark - I'd never noticed it before. I usually just pick a few large green fruit and hope they ripen. Incidentally, if you cut the stem away from the fruit it doesn't spray sap and you avoid the black staining. You have some big mangoes on some small trees! I planted a grafted nam doc this year after watching your video last year.
I also stumbled across a mango tree with very red skin over most of the fruit last week. I pulled over and snagged 3 fruit which I've ripened on the bench. Dark orange and tasty flesh - not sure on the variety but will be planting the seeds directly in the ground. Hope you're not getting too much water over there mate.
Hey Ben, yeah good tip about cutting the stem! I think finding a mango and giving a new tree a go can be pretty rewarding and since they grow so fast it doesn't take long to see if it's a dud. There are some newish varieties of mango coming on the market from the US - a little hard to get but I think diversifying is the key to having good crops of backyard mangoes each season. Nah, the rain has been great - I'm just finding it difficult to get a dry day to mow the lawn that's all... Cheers mate :)
Can you do a video revisiting all of the fruit and nut trees you have?
Mangoes are one our favorite fruits! We just posted a video about growing them from seed! Keep up the good work!
Hey mark love your videos!!! was wondering do you like jack fruit? if so would you grow one in your yard?
Unripped citric mangoes are meshed up wit non sweat yogurt & bit of salt with black pepper to make a great delight of sub continent called "chatni". Also, one can make unripped citric mangoes pickles in apple cider vinegar with salt & black seeds.
I need a tempurature controlled green house to grow mangoes in Virginia 😪😪😪 Im Puerto Rican and I need mangoes that dont rot before you get them home.
Got a nice orchard there Mark. Cutting back the mango tree was a good move in eliminating the black spot fungus. Besides letting the air circulate you also most likely removed all the infected parts of the tree. Have a good one :)
Yeah Phil and cutting the tree back made it easier to manage and pick the fruit also! Thanks mate :)
Hello, thanx for the video
I would like if you could make a video about how to grow a mange plan from a seed
Mark I reckon Organic is best, Glenn mango is what i believe is a great variety to grow the tree doesn’t grow too tall so fruit picking is easier. Thats the problem with blemishes its the sap burn. A pale of water when picking the mangoes and immediately placing them in the water will stop the sap burn. yeah its difficult to go to the source of Mango production like places Mareeba and Atherton Tablelands and expecting mangoes to be dropping on the towns roads, unfortunately i was out of season by 2 months on my visit to Mareeba so the very kind Italian owners of the Mango orchid offed to sell me dehydrated mango and frozen mango off course theres associated electricity costs that go to selling frozen and dehydrated mango chunks that are passed on but at least i got it from the source without the supermarket sprays.. thx for the tour
I'm so glad you pointed out the problem with the black leaves. I had no idea what was wrong with my two pear trees. Time to cut them back and get rid of the problem, Thank You so much for explaining!!
No worries Susan! I find airing out the trees with some pruning every so often does help to protect against disease build-up. Cheers :)
Love this. Never change)
wow this video is from 7 years ago.. we used to grow Bowen mangoes here is Horescamp
just west of Gin Gin QLD but we lost our trees due to fires.. recently I have been given some Bowen mangoes from a lady I met who grows them not far from me ... luckily I have struck 5 seeds.. but this time I was thinking of growing them in containers... just wondering what your thoughts and probability of fruiting would be...
Great information on Mangoes.
***** Thanks mate, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Mark, I was just wondering what you think about the Alison Red mangoes I was looking to buy one of them but I'm just wondering how good they are against diseases and fungus's do you know how good they are? Thanks.
I'm the same way, Mark. I don't like to spray my food either. Much prefer a few blemishes to food that is laden with chemicals.
Yeah, and the truth is spraying doesn't guarantee great fruit anyway! Nah, I'm so over the perfect looking produce obsession society has... Cheers Paula :)
What a tease, I want some :)
You should have affiliate links to nurseries you trust and for organic fertilizers you use. That will help bring in more income
Do you have a favorite mango variety for taste? Here in the states we usually only get one or two varieties so not much chance to try different ones.
Hiw long does a mango normally take give fruit uf you plant it from seed ?
Yes I want to grow my mangos video watched
Organic mango Definitely king'
Would love to learn how to propagate the seed
thank you great video very interesting
Thanks Michelle! Cheers :)
Mikde, can you please enlighten me on how to eradicate the borer worms on my mango trees?
They are feasting on the main stems of the trees!
Can you help me? Thank you!
Would love an update!
Sir how to prevent the manggo gtom rotting before wripe.
How would you start a mango from a seed?
See the black line running down the mango from the stem and the rotten part you pressed your thumb into...what is it? We inherited our mango tree, some years it fruit okay but we've only had one season in the 17 years we've been here that it has given us a really good crop, we've tried spray but it made no difference and like you I'd rather not, we have pruned the tree but we still get both the rot, and black line and have found both of those make the fruit go rotten before it ripens.
Gday mate love the video I was just wondering if any types of mangoes can be grown down in Victoria ?
+RizaT333 Gday and thanks mate, yeah I reckon you could grow mangoes in Vic (privately not commercially viable) but in a nice warm sheltered spot I would give it go! I've seen mangoes growing well in places like Toowoomba, which has pretty cold, windy winters up there but given a little care it can be done and with good success. Cheers :)
+Self Sufficient Me
Thanks mate I live in the west of Melbourne in the hottest suburb in Melbourne.
Is it better for them to be shaded rather than in the open area?
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You should make cones out of one piece of metal to put around your mangoes so they don't get water on them and rot
Prune off the branches that "produced" fruit each year after harvest
would compost tea tackle fungi such as anthracnose
It's possible some microbes in the compost tea could control the disease but I'm not sure to be honest.
Back home in África we do have mangos with red & yellow we don"t use any spray, I wll try to get see for u for free.
Salaam Faizal ... where in africa are you based? I have a large, very old mango tree and not sure of the variety. Also, I have seedlings which i grew from seed but will need some advice on getting them to fruit bearing stage, if you don't mind sharing your knowledge. Shukran
where is this place?)) what country?state?
Victor A Hi, our property is in South East Queensland, Australia and our climate is subtropical. Cheers :)
Try Indian mangoes ....
I’m interested in growing mangoes from seeds and I was told it takes years to get a mangoes to fruits. What video do you have for a city rookie who want a mango tree that doesn’t grow beyond 7feet if possible. I would like to try grow from seed in a pot on a very very small yard or balcony size space. Any full video or educational video would be greatly appreciate.
K1234 Tx64 try the Julie variety.
where are your fruit flys ?
Fruit fly rarely sting out mangoes unless we leave the fruit to fully ripen on the tree then it's about 50/50. I tend to pick ours just as they are starting to turn colour but still pretty hard because if the fruit fly don't get them the flying foxes and possums surely will! Cheers :)
Hindi translation would more better aside,for more ,mango lovers,
Those fruit bats annoy me. My neighbor has a tall palm tree and they come at night to eat the fruit creating a filthy mess.
Look how u cut your manggo? 😂😂😂😂