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Re: Bolt Mango. Bolt is a compact-growing dense-canopy tree of low-medium vigor for me. The fruit tends to be later season and rather precocious. This year I have three distinct crops on my tree. The fruit are smaller size with a decent size seed, but the flavor is off the charts.
Re: Hawaii mango planting project of the best Florida varieties. Very curious as the mango season is getting underway what the experience has been with some of these Florida varieties you folks have planted. I'm most interested in Cecilove, Little Gem, Ice Cream, Venus, Honeykiss, Dwarf Hawaiian, Pickering.
Re: ANGIE vs FRUIT PUNCH mango pros and cons. « Reply #1 on: June 03, 2024, 01:13:55 PM ». Its all boils down to productivity vs flavor. Angie is stupid productive but fruit punch is way ahead on flavor. In my yard I have Angie because I want something that will fruit every year. Logged.
Florida Mango Fest 2024 @ Mounts Botanical June 30th. « on: May 17, 2024, 03:05:51 PM ». "UF/IFAS Palm Beach County Extension is having its first ever Mango Fest on June 30, 2024 at Mounts Botanical Garden in West Palm Beach, Florida!!! This amazing event will include:
Quote from: ASaffron on June 23, 2014, 05:07:56 PM. was recently at my friends house, and was astonished to see his Ice cream mango tree, about 6 yr old, and 8ft tall, holding a decent crop of fruit (maybe 15-20). the reason I was so surprised, is because his tree is growing in a very crowded location, with other trees all around, blocking full ...
Re: M-4 VS Sugarloaf Mango. « Reply #1 on: April 18, 2023, 04:14:36 PM ». I believe Sugarloaf was originally E-4. Sugarloaf always seems to rank in the Best of the Best, Very Top Tier. But M-4 is also an excellent mango. « Last Edit: April 18, 2023, 04:23:18 PM by johnb51 ». Logged.
Re: Best tasting and most reliable Mangos for Southern California. « Reply #7 on: March 29, 2019, 03:33:58 AM ». Fruit punch on Florida rootstock has done well x 2 years. Venus on Florida rootstock has done well x 1 year. Ambrosia on Florida rootstock has grown vigorously x 2 years. Keitt on Florida rootstock has done well x 2 years.
All my mango trees are the old original Florida varieties, since I live in a small town I only had a few varieties to choose from the nurseries and big box stores near me at the time when I was planting my mango trees 10-17 years ago. Lucky for me I enjoy all the mango varieties I planted.
This Honey Kiss mango is a tree in Walter Zill's grove. It is a dwarf, late season tree. It will fruit in clusters much of the time and is a heavy, reliable, bearer. Walter said it has very good lateral branching and makes a nice canopy. The ones I tired early last year were a little washed out but the late seasons were excellent.
Naming a mango is like naming a band - deceptively challenging! The wrong choice might consign you to obscurity. Would you rather eat a mango named Honey Kiss or one called Mulgoba? I will be curious when more info comes out about growth habit and the other factors to consider when planting a new mango variety.