Love from Bangladesh. You should definitely try raising Bangladeshi mango trees like Amrupali, lengra, Harivanga, Himsagar etc. These are not better looking mangoes but taste wise these are really awesome. Their brix is also above 20. I can confirm you won't be disappointed.
Chris...great video once again !! This...and perhaps the last one...are great lead-in suggestions for the dooryard grower ! One day, hope to cross the country and stop in....
No, all varieties of mangos do not ripen at the same time. There are early, middle and late season varieties. Some of our earliest varieties can fruit in April and May. Most mangos ripen in June and July. There are a handful of varieties that ripen in August. So, yes, you can absolutely stretch out the season by picking different varieties to grow.
Hi Chris, not that mango trees grow from cuttings, but the technique that you remove leaves about a week prior before harvesting scion wood, do you think that would work when collecting cuttings of plants that can be propagated that way? Or would you just cut and stick?
I have never grown mangos from cuttings, so I can't answer your question. Sorry. Grafting works well for my situation because the rootstock has a tap root, which is very important for windy areas.
Truly Tropical not pertaining to mangoes specifically, but for the plants you grow from cuttings is there a special way to prepare the propagation stock? I understand some plants don't propagate easily or at all from cuttings but for the plants that should be easy to propagate, I haven't had much success.
I don't propagate from cuttings, so I can't be of much help. In the past, I propagated several plants from cuttings, but those were ornamentals. Some were very easy, and others were rather difficult. There's probably a lot of information on the internet about how to propagate the specific plants that you're interested in propagating. Good Luck!
Truly Tropical thanks for the quick response, Chris. So for the mango plants you propagate they are mainly seedlings grafted with popular varieties instead of air layers?
They won't know they have no experience with how they well react I purchased few mango tree trying to see which one well survive and produce expensive hobby win and lose but I'm expecting my alphonso mango to to good in yuma az
Tommy is a very productive variety, and is good in many situations. The varieties that I grow often don't hold up well to handling, but have very unique flavors that my customers enjoy. If someone is buying 2 trees, I recommend that they buy two different varieties. Some years are better for some varieties and not for others, and the fruiting season for different varieties can be different. Of course you can graft other varieties onto your trees. Grafting is easy to learn and opens a world of opportunities for your trees.
My one year old mango is growing beautifully but has developed a black scale. I have sprayed the usual organic soapy water and not helping. Please advise. Thanks.
I'm surprised you pruned now, but understand why you did. Of the trees you pruned, is it less likely they'll bloom this season now? My trees all have blooms. Even the Ugly Betty I picked up from you a few years ago.
Can you save video reviews of Mangos and how they taste their fiber content/flesh content and combine them into one big mango taste review video? I know they ripen diff times so it will be a longer project.
I think it's the #1 commercial variety because it's very productive, ships and handles well, and it attractive. The expression often quoted is that Tommy Atkins growers cry all the way to the bank. They cry because it's not a superior mango, but they make lots of money growing it.
Because it tastes like ass. There are thousands of people also who claim they don't like Mangoes thanks to Tommy Atkins. It's the epitome & equivalent of the "grocery store tomato".
Add nutrients to your mango tree...like micrrohizzae....its a nutrient for your tree to produce more fruit. Also fertilize your tree and it will be way more productive.
Mycorrhizae is not a nutrient! Mycorrhizae are particularly important in assisting the host plant with the uptake of phosphorus and nitrogen, two nutrients vital to plant growth. Mycorrhizae actually increase the surface area associated with the plant root, which allows the plant to reach nutrients and water that might not be available otherwise.
We live in a zone 3-4 climate. I have read that you can grow mangoes in big pots. The ad also said that there are certain varieties that are dwarfs, if this is true, what kind are they? I really would love to grow a mango plant. Thank you for your reply.
1:37 'Duncan'
1:55 'Keitt'
2:48 'Turpentine'
3:10 'Rosa'
3:43 'Dwarf Hawaiian'
4:02 'Sweet Tart'
4:21 'K3/Kathy'
4:47 'Pickering'
5:00 'Honey Kiss'
5:17 'Venus'
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Truly Tropical do you know any varieties that may have a harvest season of like November
Great info Chris! I appreciate all effort to make these videos
Thanks!
thanks for all the great videos.
Love from Bangladesh.
You should definitely try raising Bangladeshi mango trees like Amrupali, lengra, Harivanga, Himsagar etc. These are not better looking mangoes but taste wise these are really awesome. Their brix is also above 20.
I can confirm you won't be disappointed.
Chris...great video once again !! This...and perhaps the last one...are great lead-in suggestions for the dooryard grower ! One day, hope to cross the country and stop in....
That would be great. The next time I'm in your area, I might try to see how you grow your mangos!
Wondering if the results have changed in 5 years?
You’ve got another subscriber in me, from the Philippines!
Yay! ....welcome!
When you have time, we would love to hear about your favorite mango varieties in the Philippines
Hi, Thanks for the info. I've just germinated my first seedling but I'm not sure if it's a mango or a Triffid ? It looks a little menacing.
Hi nice video
Please make a video on the venus mango. There's not much information on it. Thank you
If we have enough fruit to make a video, we will try to cover Venus this mango season.
Truly Tropical thank you!
Simply amazing woman Simply Amazing
We have got in Canary Islands a mango tree calles Gomera 1 Gomera 2 and Gomera 3
It look like Kesar o Alphoso lovely taste ....
Hi, Best of all 10 which one is it? Keitt? You also produce Osteen is also an abundant producer
Thank you, this helps 👍
What do you think about fruit punch variety? Is it taste good ?
Thanks! Where does Glenn fit in?
Excellent video. Are there any other mangoes that can be classified as juice only mangoes?
I'm sure there are many. I'm going to add East Indian, which is a juice mango.
Truly Tropical thank you
Do all varieties off Mango,s ripen at the same time or can you stretch your season with using different varieties
No, all varieties of mangos do not ripen at the same time. There are early, middle and late season varieties. Some of our earliest varieties can fruit in April and May. Most mangos ripen in June and July. There are a handful of varieties that ripen in August.
So, yes, you can absolutely stretch out the season by picking different varieties to grow.
@ Truly tropicals
can I have some names of earliest verity and late verities regardless they are high productive or not ? Please
Great info. Do you grow Maha Chanok? I hear that's real productive.
I have a branch of a small tree grafted to MC. Since so many people like that variety, I plan to graft it to a better location.
Is Maha Chanok alternate bearing?
El mejor mango , es aquel que más te gusta
The Best mango is the one you like Best....
Hi Chris, not that mango trees grow from cuttings, but the technique that you remove leaves about a week prior before harvesting scion wood, do you think that would work when collecting cuttings of plants that can be propagated that way? Or would you just cut and stick?
I have never grown mangos from cuttings, so I can't answer your question. Sorry.
Grafting works well for my situation because the rootstock has a tap root, which is very important for windy areas.
Truly Tropical not pertaining to mangoes specifically, but for the plants you grow from cuttings is there a special way to prepare the propagation stock? I understand some plants don't propagate easily or at all from cuttings but for the plants that should be easy to propagate, I haven't had much success.
I don't propagate from cuttings, so I can't be of much help.
In the past, I propagated several plants from cuttings, but those were ornamentals. Some were very easy, and others were rather difficult.
There's probably a lot of information on the internet about how to propagate the specific plants that you're interested in propagating.
Good Luck!
Truly Tropical thanks for the quick response, Chris. So for the mango plants you propagate they are mainly seedlings grafted with popular varieties instead of air layers?
Yes. Every mango tree that we sell is grafted.
Hi... Is there durian tree ????
Durian doesn't grow in this area
Truly Tropical
Fyi
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New variety ? In java island, Indonesia.
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How can we collect these variety in india
im in Tucson Arizona any advice for growing mangos out here
They won't know they have no experience with how they well react I purchased few mango tree trying to see which one well survive and produce expensive hobby win and lose but I'm expecting my alphonso mango to to good in yuma az
So informative. Why not Tommy Akins?
I just purchased 2 Tommy trees.
Tommy is a very productive variety, and is good in many situations. The varieties that I grow often don't hold up well to handling, but have very unique flavors that my customers enjoy.
If someone is buying 2 trees, I recommend that they buy two different varieties. Some years are better for some varieties and not for others, and the fruiting season for different varieties can be different.
Of course you can graft other varieties onto your trees. Grafting is easy to learn and opens a world of opportunities for your trees.
Truly Tropical Thank you!
Nadine Shillingford no flavor at all.
@@greenscapingwithnadine5409 Tommy Atkins are bland.
The banana lady!
My one year old mango is growing beautifully but has developed a black scale. I have sprayed the usual organic soapy water and not helping. Please advise. Thanks.
Probably Organicide would work. Alternatively, since it's a small tree, washing with a soapy sponge might work.
Thanks for your response.
Which indian mengo Verity is popular in america
What is the problem with tommy atkins mango please explain
Tastes like garbage compared to most others. Very susceptible to anthracnose.
Have you had any issues with mbbs on Venus mango trees?
Is Rosa, also Rosigold?
I don't think so.
The most productive mango we have on our property is 'Glenn' .
Osteen most productive mango
I'm surprised you pruned now, but understand why you did. Of the trees you pruned, is it less likely they'll bloom this season now? My trees all have blooms. Even the Ugly Betty I picked up from you a few years ago.
I like all types of Mangos. Thank U Lady Mango for showing me.
Can you save video reviews of Mangos and how they taste their fiber content/flesh content and combine them into one big mango taste review video? I know they ripen diff times so it will be a longer project.
We will do our best! Mango season is always crazy busy!
The most productive mango of all the most productive mangoes in tons per hectare value is keitt?
And Osteen??
How about choc anon?
Keitt N. 1?
And Osteen?
Why do you dislike the Tommy Atkins, isn't it Floridas most produced mango?
I think it's the #1 commercial variety because it's very productive, ships and handles well, and it attractive. The expression often quoted is that Tommy Atkins growers cry all the way to the bank. They cry because it's not a superior mango, but they make lots of money growing it.
Because it tastes like ass. There are thousands of people also who claim they don't like Mangoes thanks to Tommy Atkins. It's the epitome & equivalent of the "grocery store tomato".
Sweet Catimon and Giant Catimon
Add nutrients to your mango tree...like micrrohizzae....its a nutrient for your tree to produce more fruit. Also fertilize your tree and it will be way more productive.
Mycorrhizae is not a nutrient! Mycorrhizae are particularly important in assisting the host plant with the uptake of phosphorus and nitrogen, two nutrients vital to plant growth. Mycorrhizae actually increase the surface area associated with the plant root, which allows the plant to reach nutrients and water that might not be available otherwise.
Yea it’s a fungus
I have a Philippine mango
Which it's still germinating
What is the variety's name? And what is its germinating season?
Thanks.
Where would R2E2 rank?!
We live in a zone 3-4 climate. I have read that you can grow mangoes in big pots. The ad also said that there are certain varieties that are dwarfs, if this is true, what kind are they? I really would love to grow a mango plant. Thank you for your reply.
Tastiest? Thats subjective! If you ask an indian they say alfonso! You cant disprove it because they are 1.3 billion
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Can you tell by lookimree
the freeze almost killed my keitt.
Glad it survived!
Honey mangoes from Pakistan are the best
What is the problem with tommy atkins mango please explain??
VERY productive and attractive fruit, but that mango lacks flavor and has fiber.