This was one of the more helpful videos on mango I have found. There are a lot of people who say don’t let your mango tree flower for at least 2-3 years and while that might make for a good generic answer it doesn’t tell the whole story. Then I watch Dr. Richard Campbell talk about getting your mango in a productive mode rather excessive vigor mode and he has some fairly small trees he lets fruit. So then I’m uncertain what to do? At a previous property I did all I could to get my mango (Manila) to grow tall which included removing fruit for the first 2-3 years. And within 5 years or so it was at least 15feet tall. It produced some relatively small fruit before I moved. As much as any healthy mango tree is good, I would prefer to have a smaller tree that produces heavy crops than a massive tree. So now I have 3 new trees that I planted over the past 3 years. The most recent ‘Fruit Punch’ I planted this past spring. The fruit punch is currently about chest high and is throwing out new panicles this week on every terminal branch. I think I will let the panicles develop another week or two and then cut them as you demonstrated. I am uncertain yet whether I will let any fruit develop but if I do it will only be one or two. Again, thanks for going into depth of flower management on each size tree.
Causing palpitations and triggering a road trip!! O o my need to see a sea of blooming trees. I’ll say it’s for motivation to fight the cold but I I come you know at least 5 or 10 coming home. U haul. Great tips on managing blooms of smaller trees.
Excellent video Chris, my potted Carrie variety has the most production this year but I'm still awaiting to see what my Coconut Cream and Ataulfo will do once they are a bit more mature! This latest video about covers all the mango 🥭 scenarios for the year, thanks!
I have a Timatoyo dwarf mango. It is thriving !. Now 2 years in the ground. approximately - 5’ T - 4’ W. Flowers are forming now (Feb 11). I’ll prob. remove 90% of the flowers. I desire the height and width of the canopy to increase more then the fruit this year. Year 3 will be its first true crop year 🥭. I’m in Los Angeles Ca. I Highly recommended this tree. Especially in situation where available space is limited. Enjoyed about 7 mangos last year. Although they were small in size last year (less then 2”) they were absolutely delicious !
We had two mango trees in our yard in the Philippines. One trunk was about two foot in diameter and one was just a little smaller and about 25-30 foot high🤗🥭
What is the name of the Philippine mango, she just named them but, not knowing what kind. Philippine mango or Mexican mango are the best and expensive. Thank you
@@lola8614 yes they go by all these names. Philippine mango, Mexican mango was brought over from the Philippines and the Carabao mango is what it's called in the Philippines they are the sweetest juiciest mangos and small pail yellow. Occasionally we can buy them here at the Asian store in Biloxi but they are like $3.00 a piece. In the Philippines we use to buy them for 30php Philippine pesos a kilo. That was about 60¢ for 2.2 lbs
I had them last year. I did not let them develop into fruits., they just shriveled and grew faster. I figured the root system was not yet developed to supply the needs of new fruit, this year I will get a few..
We love your videos, very informative. I have a question for Chris or anyone that knows, we purchased a potted Keitt mango tree that was about 3 feet tall and it was left unattended in the pot for about 8 months and it grew real tall (approx. 7 feet), no low branches, a long trunk and only branches on the very top; because we have a small area assigned for this tree we wouldn’t want a tall large tree, how can I prune it to get lower branches and keep it small? Can I do a drastic cut of the trunk at 3 feet? Thank you in advance.
Wow what an inspiration your videos and explanations are. To the point that I now have now a whole gaggle of little grafted mangos that seem precocious in their premature seeming flowerings. I live in Southern California and have had shipped to me all the way from south Florida -- driving my wife absolutely nuts -- but I say, on the other hand that, SHE'S nuts. Now let me see, paying close attention to the ever remarkable Har, I've collected Lemon Zest, Orange Essence, Orange Sherbet, Fruit Punch, Coconut Creme, Ice Cream, Cotton Candy, Keitt, Carrie, Alphonse, Kesar, Nam Doc Mai and I do think I am beginning to forget much of my inventory, but the most recent a 15 gallon so-called Haden seedling, but when perusing this local grower's bunch of 15 gallons I checked out one much shorter than all the rest AND with a conspicuous graft and the white words "Glen" with just one "n", not two, upon the side of a 15 gallon pot, and I pointed this mystery out to the grower and he was totally clueless, so I bought this 15 gallon, allegedly Glenn, but when I dug a hole for it, well most of the plain old fashioned garden dirt (no amendments at all), well this dirt fell away copiously, leaving but a very small root structure, and I, at wits end, simply cut ALL the leaves off of it (this was PAINFUL to my soul, held the grafted yet nearly rootless "Glenn" suspended with one arm over the middle of the hole I had dug to accomodate a far larger root system and filled it back up around this puny root system with highly ammended soil. Obviously then I has showed no leaf shock, but I've no idea whether this baby will pull through in the end. What do you think its chances are. I ALSO pruned off quite a lot of the lateral branches. Yes, maybe my wife is correct about my lack of sanity, after all. It is a kind of delectable madness.
It's very exciting to see all the different mango varieties...on that note, the names you were calling each mango tree, is that the different variety names or did you just name them as people name their pets? Those names are also so very interesting! Loved this video, very informative, ty!!!
I have a 3gl mango tree n it’s blooming got so many flowers, I’m so happy , and you said to cut it off,OMG I just can’t do it, can I just repot it in 15gl and let it grow fruits? Thank you,
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I am growing mangos in zone 9… gotta build a greenhouse for them etc. I have them in pots now but eventually they go in the ground so it might be important to subscribe here
I do have a Kent seed from the store potted right now. I've never been able to get a seed started in the soil after germinating in bags. Just little personal tests I've been doing.
I live in Sicily, we got really hot summers here, I tried many times growing mangos by seeds but after the 3/4 set of leaves they all just stop growing and eventually die, I always gave them all the attentions but nothing so I ultimately decided to buy a 2 year old grafted tree, it is really doing great and I'm making lot of cuttings every year, they all are growing really nice!
Thanks for the informative video. My parents have a big mango tree (25-30 feet tall) but have very few flowers even 3 years after it has been trimmed although there are abundant new branches have grown after the trimming with lots of healthy leaves. What fertilizer will help the mango trees to bloom?
I'm starting to have trouble with my beautiful 23 year old mango tree...the past 2 years my fruit started getting mushy in the center then this year I had a ton of blooms but all the fruit fell off I think I only got maybe 6 mangoes this year. About 4 or 5 years ago the city cut 1/4 of my tree off due to it growing into the above lines. I don't recall the name of my tree but they were really big colorful mangoes and the best I've ever eaten. I'm so sad my tree is having trouble now. Any ideas for me to help it please? Thank you!! Bre
I am a first time visitor to your site. So I don't know where or which country you are in. Is this Florida, or is this somewhere in South-east Asia? If in the USA, do you sell graft cuttings of fruiting mangoes, if so how do I place an order from within the USA?
What size pot is good to keep a mango tree in and for how long? I am limited on my yard space and I would like to grow my mango trees in pots . Also what would be a good soil to use?
I love y info about mango flowers never knew to cut some flowers n keep some can u please tell why r my 3 mango trees leaves r brown at the edges can u tell me about Fertilizer regime thanks a lot 🙏👌👍🤗😍
What is the best soil mix is good to keep the plant alive? I've been trying to grow for 1 year and they keep dying after the first 2 pair of leaves. The plant keeps browning leaves and I don't over water. Help!
What kind of soil do you use? We tested all of the bagged soil that we found in garden centers, and none was good for mangos. That soil is good for flowers and vegetables. Mangos can tolerate some very wet conditions, but they do much better in soils that don't hold water for too long. Sand and/or perlite in the potting soil helps.
Can you please let me know what is the soil or soil mix that should be used to have Nice tree like yours. I am talking about growing Mango tree in the pot
Where is your nursery located, I’m in the keys looking to make a possible trip to grab orange sherbet or lemon merengue. Also can either of these types be left in a LARGE pot for its duration of life ?
Thank you for this information. I have couple of mango trees in a pot about 24 inches long. I wonder if you can help me with my 30+ year old olive that flowered and produce green small fruit and after 2-3 months the fruit turned black and just all fall off🤔🤔🤔 What happened and what should I do? Please advise🤔🙏🙂
Are these grown from seed? Also how old are the first small ones you showed? Just wondering because I have one I grew from seed a few weeks ago. It’s about 1 ft tall. Ive heard that I wont get fruit because its not grafted. Thanks for all your helpful info.
I have the same questions. I have two seeds from jumbo mangos (type unknown, but very sweet!) that are in the rooting stage in baggies. Some of Chris' trees show a slight bulge near the ground that, I think, indicate grafts. I'd also like to know if there is a certain phase the tree needs to be at for transferring to the next larger pot. I'm in Tucson, AZ, and hope mine will grow to maturity.
I have a dwarf Hawaiian mango I planted in the ground about 3 or 4 yrs ago. Base is about 5 inches across and it has never flowered. Any ideas of what I can do to get it to flower? Located NS of Oahu.
With very limited of mango growing in Hawaii, my only recommendations would be to try to limit water to your tree for several months, and make sure that it has potassium available to it. We've heard mangos are not as productive in Hawaii as they are in other areas because the trees don't have a dormant period. Dormancy can be created by a lack of water and/or cold weather. Good Luck with your Dwarf Hawaiian. It seems like that particular variety would have a good chance of working out.
Love your videos. I live in Orlando FL and I have an in the ground eight year old 'East Indian' variety that bore a lot of mangos last year. The tree is blooming abundantly right now but as you know we just had a three day cold spell where temperatures dipped into the low forties, high thirties where I'm at. What do you think are my chances of getting fruits this year?
@@TrulyTropical how do you make such small trees flower. What soil mix and food do you give them? Please share. My trees are 4 years and still no flowers.
Hi Chris, Love your videos! I was wondering if, when a mango is too small to hold fruit, instead of allowing the young mango tree to flower, you could instead use a plant growth regulator like Florel to inhibit flowering entirely? Do you know if anyone has tried this on mangoes? Do the trees grow faster because less energy goes into flowering, or does the stress caused by using the PGR also prevent growth? Thank you!
So in my local nersury l brought a Alphonso grafted 3 feet tall 3 gallon mango tree for 10 dollars and l bought it with flowers and do l cut the flowers?
I have some potted mangoes and some have gotten black leaves at the top and it continues until it ends up dying. What could it be? Any help would be very appreciated. Thanks ahead of time.
Good day. I'm in Biloxi, Ms. 9A . I am looking for Philippine Carabao mango 🥭 trees. Do you have any idea where I could find any reasonably close to me? Thank you.
I'm confused and hope you can help. I have a dwarf hawaiian tree. I was told temp below 50° f are bad for it. You said weather was getting down to 40, do you protect your trees?
We use time release fertilizer and foliar sprays for our potted plants. Potting soil also provides some nutrition. Fish emulsion is a great way to provide nutrients to your plants. We don't use fish emulsion, but you can see the results 0f using fish emulsion on the videos we did with Karim.
We know of no reason that Ataulfo trees should be treated differently than other mango trees. Fertilizing young trees can be done in several ways. Some people use time release fertilizer according to directions. (Some last longer than others.) Other people use granular palm or citrus and avocado fertilizer available in garden centers. Since your tree is only 2 years old, the timing of fertilization would mostly be influenced by weather. In general, you shouldn't fertilize before expecting cold weather.
I have a question on my mango trees i live in mi and its not easy in the winter but I noticed that even when it wasn't the leaves would dry up and turn dark green and spread up the leaves and I dont know what i am doing wrong
I am not sure I totally understand your question. But, mango leaves can get dried out or 'burned' by cold and cold winds and in cold wet rain or frost can also damage mango leaves.
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I like the ppl with gardening hobby.they feel like big brother sister so much kindness they have
Growing my 1st mango…potted. Didn’t know I should cut off the flowers…makes sense, thanks!
Aaah that little flowering potted mango could make the most perfect bonsai .
This was one of the more helpful videos on mango I have found. There are a lot of people who say don’t let your mango tree flower for at least 2-3 years and while that might make for a good generic answer it doesn’t tell the whole story. Then I watch Dr. Richard Campbell talk about getting your mango in a productive mode rather excessive vigor mode and he has some fairly small trees he lets fruit.
So then I’m uncertain what to do? At a previous property I did all I could to get my mango (Manila) to grow tall which included removing fruit for the first 2-3 years. And within 5 years or so it was at least 15feet tall. It produced some relatively small fruit before I moved. As much as any healthy mango tree is good, I would prefer to have a smaller tree that produces heavy crops than a massive tree.
So now I have 3 new trees that I planted over the past 3 years. The most recent ‘Fruit Punch’ I planted this past spring. The fruit punch is currently about chest high and is throwing out new panicles this week on every terminal branch. I think I will let the panicles develop another week or two and then cut them as you demonstrated. I am uncertain yet whether I will let any fruit develop but if I do it will only be one or two.
Again, thanks for going into depth of flower management on each size tree.
Thank you for making this video! I have two 15 gallon mango trees in pots and not yet flowering… I guess it’s normal for now. 🙂
Causing palpitations and triggering a road trip!! O o my need to see a sea of blooming trees. I’ll say it’s for motivation to fight the cold but I I come you know at least 5 or 10 coming home. U haul. Great tips on managing blooms of smaller trees.
You gotta scoop me up before you go to there! Lol I need to buy some stuff from Ms. Chris asap!!
love those trees, nature is so beautiful thank you
Thanks!
Pls share the fertilizer details u r doing for the potted mangos.
Excellent video Chris, my potted Carrie variety has the most production this year but I'm still awaiting to see what my Coconut Cream and Ataulfo will do once they are a bit more mature! This latest video about covers all the mango 🥭 scenarios for the year, thanks!
I have a Timatoyo dwarf mango. It is thriving !. Now 2 years in the ground. approximately - 5’ T - 4’ W. Flowers are forming now (Feb 11). I’ll prob. remove 90% of the flowers. I desire the height and width of the canopy to increase more then the fruit this year. Year 3 will be its first true crop year 🥭. I’m in Los Angeles Ca. I Highly recommended this tree. Especially in situation where available space is limited. Enjoyed about 7 mangos last year. Although they were small in size last year (less then 2”) they were absolutely delicious !
We had two mango trees in our yard in the Philippines. One trunk was about two foot in diameter and one was just a little smaller and about 25-30 foot high🤗🥭
What is the name of the Philippine mango, she just named them but, not knowing what kind. Philippine mango or Mexican mango are the best and expensive. Thank you
@@lola8614 yes they go by all these names. Philippine mango, Mexican mango was brought over from the Philippines and the Carabao mango is what it's called in the Philippines they are the sweetest juiciest mangos and small pail yellow. Occasionally we can buy them here at the Asian store in Biloxi but they are like $3.00 a piece. In the Philippines we use to buy them for 30php Philippine pesos a kilo. That was about 60¢ for 2.2 lbs
The Carabao is the local beast of burden the same thing as the water buffalo.
I had them last year. I did not let them develop into fruits., they just shriveled and grew faster. I figured the root system was not yet developed to supply the needs of new fruit, this year I will get a few..
I love how u dedicate to mangoes specialy..spectacular.
Wonderful information. Thank you. I should have cut my flowers off last year but I didn't know. None of the fruit grew.
This lady Definitely have an amazing green thumb.
Great video I'm also gardener in Ghana. Thanks for your Time
Thank You!
I enjoy watching your videos for my knowledge!
Glad you like them!
We love your videos, very informative.
I have a question for Chris or anyone that knows, we purchased a potted Keitt mango tree that was about 3 feet tall and it was left unattended in the pot for about 8 months and it grew real tall (approx. 7 feet), no low branches, a long trunk and only branches on the very top; because we have a small area assigned for this tree we wouldn’t want a tall large tree, how can I prune it to get lower branches and keep it small? Can I do a drastic cut of the trunk at 3 feet? Thank you in advance.
Wow what an inspiration your videos and explanations are. To the point that I now have now a whole gaggle of little grafted mangos that seem precocious in their premature seeming flowerings. I live in Southern California and have had shipped to me all the way from south Florida -- driving my wife absolutely nuts -- but I say, on the other hand that, SHE'S nuts. Now let me see, paying close attention to the ever remarkable Har, I've collected Lemon Zest, Orange Essence, Orange Sherbet, Fruit Punch, Coconut Creme, Ice Cream, Cotton Candy, Keitt, Carrie, Alphonse, Kesar, Nam Doc Mai and I do think I am beginning to forget much of my inventory, but the most recent a 15 gallon so-called Haden seedling, but when perusing this local grower's bunch of 15 gallons I checked out one much shorter than all the rest AND with a conspicuous graft and the white words "Glen" with just one "n", not two, upon the side of a 15 gallon pot, and I pointed this mystery out to the grower and he was totally clueless, so I bought this 15 gallon, allegedly Glenn, but when I dug a hole for it, well most of the plain old fashioned garden dirt (no amendments at all), well this dirt fell away copiously, leaving but a very small root structure, and I, at wits end, simply cut ALL the leaves off of it (this was PAINFUL to my soul, held the grafted yet nearly rootless "Glenn" suspended with one arm over the middle of the hole I had dug to accomodate a far larger root system and filled it back up around this puny root system with highly ammended soil. Obviously then I has showed no leaf shock, but I've no idea whether this baby will pull through in the end. What do you think its chances are. I ALSO pruned off quite a lot of the lateral branches. Yes, maybe my wife is correct about my lack of sanity, after all. It is a kind of delectable madness.
planting for the grandson 😂as soon as the moon bright, will be mango🤣😋 ;--)
Nice mango collection.thank you do much for sharing. Greetings from Belgium
Aww how beautiful those trees are! 😍
Lovely to see the mango flowers..thanks for the tips :)
It's very exciting to see all the different mango varieties...on that note, the names you were calling each mango tree, is that the different variety names or did you just name them as people name their pets? Those names are also so very interesting! Loved this video, very informative, ty!!!
So nice of you!
Your delightful Chris , I enjoyed the video !
I have a 3gl mango tree n it’s blooming got so many flowers, I’m so happy , and you said to cut it off,OMG I just can’t do it, can I just repot it in 15gl and let it grow fruits? Thank you,
It's your tree... you get to make the decisions for it!
I would recommend that you pot it in 7 gallon and not in 15 gallon at this point
amazing video please keep the good work we want to see more of the new session...... UAE, Dubai
Thank you! Will do!
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Great video. Can you make a video about watering mango trees on pots?
This was excellent!
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Lots of flowering container manggo trees,amazing.
What an awesome nursery !
Thank You for sharing your wonderful world ❤️
Thank you for sharing this information!
super informative videos. i love your channel. im starting a farm in polk county FL with as many species as i can fit on 3 acres
I am growing mangos in zone 9… gotta build a greenhouse for them etc. I have them in pots now but eventually they go in the ground so it might be important to subscribe here
Wow! So many of them. Amazing.
Your videos are so informative. Keep it up
Glad you like them!
I am growing mangos from seed it may take 4 years.. but it will be a fun adventure! I rather work to get fruit than cheat by grafting 🤣
Grafting is not cheating though. It just ensures you will get fruit and good yielding fruit at that if I'm not mistaken.
I do have a Kent seed from the store potted right now. I've never been able to get a seed started in the soil after germinating in bags. Just little personal tests I've been doing.
Poor mentality
@@420 true! Grafting is a great way to get fruit quickly!
I live in Sicily, we got really hot summers here, I tried many times growing mangos by seeds but after the 3/4 set of leaves they all just stop growing and eventually die, I always gave them all the attentions but nothing so I ultimately decided to buy a 2 year old grafted tree, it is really doing great and I'm making lot of cuttings every year, they all are growing really nice!
Thanks for the informative video. My parents have a big mango tree (25-30 feet tall) but have very few flowers even 3 years after it has been trimmed although there are abundant new branches have grown after the trimming with lots of healthy leaves. What fertilizer will help the mango trees to bloom?
K-Mag or 0-3-16... Try to avoid giving it nitrogen because of it's size and the time of year
@@TrulyTropical i will give it a try - Thank you!
Thank you for the beautiful video
I've had a Kensington Mango tree for about 2 years now & ive not seen any flowers on my mango tree. Plenty of new leaves always growing...
You are definitely getting some cold weather!
What is the best cold tolerant Mango and do you have it in stock. Thank you
What do you believe would be the maximum amount of time a mango tree could remain potted?
I'm starting to have trouble with my beautiful 23 year old mango tree...the past 2 years my fruit started getting mushy in the center then this year I had a ton of blooms but all the fruit fell off I think I only got maybe 6 mangoes this year. About 4 or 5 years ago the city cut 1/4 of my tree off due to it growing into the above lines. I don't recall the name of my tree but they were really big colorful mangoes and the best I've ever eaten. I'm so sad my tree is having trouble now. Any ideas for me to help it please? Thank you!! Bre
How’s it going? So sorry to hear this.
This is a great video.
I am a first time visitor to your site. So I don't know where or which country you are in. Is this Florida, or is this somewhere in South-east Asia? If in the USA, do you sell graft cuttings of fruiting mangoes, if so how do I place an order from within the USA?
Welcome! Glad you found our channel!
Later in the year we will sell scions. Information will be available on our website.... TheMangoPlace.com
Great video. Valuable information. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow very awesome Mangos
i am new to mango and i am planing to grow it in a pot what is your fertilizers regimen plan
Thanks for answer I tried to call but never answered the phone
my grafter tiny 2 years old shows flowers i am planing to keep in spite you mention that it may kill it
We have had a one foot tall mango tree die after producing a fruit. Larger trees won't die, but they won't grow much if producing fruit.
@@TrulyTropical actually the flowers did not proceed to fruits and it end atrophied and dried and ends cutting it
What size pot is good to keep a mango tree in and for how long? I am limited on my yard space and I would like to grow my mango trees in pots . Also what would be a good soil to use?
If you want to keep your tree in the same size pot, you can repot by trimming the roots and the branches.
Are your flowering mango trees grafted or from seeds?
I love y info about mango flowers never knew to cut some flowers n keep some can u please tell why r my 3 mango trees leaves r brown at the edges can u tell me about Fertilizer regime thanks a lot 🙏👌👍🤗😍
What is the best soil mix is good to keep the plant alive? I've been trying to grow for 1 year and they keep dying after the first 2 pair of leaves. The plant keeps browning leaves and I don't over water. Help!
What kind of soil do you use? We tested all of the bagged soil that we found in garden centers, and none was good for mangos. That soil is good for flowers and vegetables.
Mangos can tolerate some very wet conditions, but they do much better in soils that don't hold water for too long. Sand and/or perlite in the potting soil helps.
Can you please let me know what is the soil or soil mix that should be used to have Nice tree like yours.
I am talking about growing Mango tree in the pot
We recently released a video on potting soil. Have you had the opportunity to watch that?
Where is your nursery located, I’m in the keys looking to make a possible trip to grab orange sherbet or lemon merengue. Also can either of these types be left in a LARGE pot for its duration of life ?
Is it true what they say that a mango plant grown from seed doesn’t fruit till 15 years later? But I see yours have flowers? How?
In some circumstances, seedling mangos can fruit in 3 years. In this video, all of the flowering mango trees were grafted.
@@TrulyTropical started from seed and then grafted on the desired cultivar?
@@albertstien8138 yes....
@@shazinrafeek6233 pardon me, but does this mean that it is now a dwarf mango tree?
@@albertstien8138 no it will grow as usual.. some rootstocks are dwarf ...if you grafted to them the plant will be dwarf...
Too much cold this year like last year so please can you tell me how could we save the plants from the cold what is the best method
Can you grow them in doors in a pot?
Thank you for this information. I have couple of mango trees in a pot about 24 inches long. I wonder if you can help me with my 30+ year old olive that flowered and produce green small fruit and after 2-3 months the fruit turned black and just all fall off🤔🤔🤔 What happened and what should I do? Please advise🤔🙏🙂
Are these grown from seed? Also how old are the first small ones you showed? Just wondering because I have one I grew from seed a few weeks ago. It’s about 1 ft tall. Ive heard that I wont get fruit because its not grafted. Thanks for all your helpful info.
I have the same questions. I have two seeds from jumbo mangos (type unknown, but very sweet!) that are in the rooting stage in baggies. Some of Chris' trees show a slight bulge near the ground that, I think, indicate grafts. I'd also like to know if there is a certain phase the tree needs to be at for transferring to the next larger pot. I'm in Tucson, AZ, and hope mine will grow to maturity.
I just put my mango seed in a gallon pot on 8-13-22 so how long will the trunk start coming up
I have 8 years old mango tree,it is not flowering what should i do get fruits please guide me...
Thank you for the video. Why did you cut those flowers?
Are they grafted mango trees? How do make them bloom? What kind of fertilizer? Thanks for sharing.
yes they are grafted. Some years we apply granular K-Mag, and we spray with OMRI products to encourage and protect bloom (Potassium and Sulfur)
I have a dwarf Hawaiian mango I planted in the ground about 3 or 4 yrs ago. Base is about 5 inches across and it has never flowered. Any ideas of what I can do to get it to flower? Located NS of Oahu.
With very limited of mango growing in Hawaii, my only recommendations would be to try to limit water to your tree for several months, and make sure that it has potassium available to it.
We've heard mangos are not as productive in Hawaii as they are in other areas because the trees don't have a dormant period. Dormancy can be created by a lack of water and/or cold weather.
Good Luck with your Dwarf Hawaiian. It seems like that particular variety would have a good chance of working out.
@@TrulyTropical Where is your nursery located.
Do sell one gallon of Monroe tree.I live in California.
Please let us know how could we save the tree from the frost
How do you get these young trees to flowers?
Love your videos. I live in Orlando FL and I have an in the ground eight year old 'East Indian' variety that bore a lot of mangos last year. The tree is blooming abundantly right now but as you know we just had a three day cold spell where temperatures dipped into the low forties, high thirties where I'm at. What do you think are my chances of getting fruits this year?
It's possible that the cold might have killed the bloom. If it did, your tree might bloom again.
@@TrulyTropical how do you make such small trees flower. What soil mix and food do you give them? Please share. My trees are 4 years and still no flowers.
Hi Chris,
Love your videos! I was wondering if, when a mango is too small to hold fruit, instead of allowing the young mango tree to flower, you could instead use a plant growth regulator like Florel to inhibit flowering entirely? Do you know if anyone has tried this on mangoes? Do the trees grow faster because less energy goes into flowering, or does the stress caused by using the PGR also prevent growth?
Thank you!
Someone has probably tried it, but not aware of any findings
So in my local nersury l brought a Alphonso grafted 3 feet tall 3 gallon mango tree for 10 dollars and l bought it with flowers and do l cut the flowers?
I have some potted mangoes and some have gotten black leaves at the top and it continues until it ends up dying. What could it be? Any help would be very appreciated. Thanks ahead of time.
Is there a way to jump-start growth on a tree that produced flowers and stopped growing and producing branches and leaves?
So if I'm in Florida, I can swing buy and buy a 15-gallon Mango tree?
Love your videos, by the way. ❤ Thanks for sharing.
Come and visit here in the phils so many mangoes here☺
Is there any way to keep mango plant dwarfed or small like 4 to 7 feet tall
Where is your shop?
Truly Tropical is in Delray Beach, FL
What soil do you use for the pot and what do you mix in the potting soil mix. Thanks
We will do a video on soil soon, but the mix we use has coarse sand, peat and small hardwood pieces.
@@TrulyTropical where do you live ?
@@nhathai1081 They’re in Florida
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Good day. I'm in Biloxi, Ms. 9A . I am looking for Philippine Carabao mango 🥭 trees. Do you have any idea where I could find any reasonably close to me? Thank you.
Your best bet might be to find someone who ships trees.
Hi what soil do you use or composition?? It must be good as all y’all plants what to flower young😘🤗🤗
i wish my 30 year old matured tree have the problem of too many flowers - so the question is, how do i get my old tree to produce more flowers?
I'm confused and hope you can help. I have a dwarf hawaiian tree. I was told temp below 50° f are bad for it. You said weather was getting down to 40, do you protect your trees?
hey i wonder if i will get a response is Homosassa a good location to grow mangoes?
Wow Great Mam.
What type of fertilizer you used and NPK specifications?
We use time release fertilizer and foliar sprays for our potted plants. Potting soil also provides some nutrition.
Fish emulsion is a great way to provide nutrients to your plants. We don't use fish emulsion, but you can see the results 0f using fish emulsion on the videos we did with Karim.
@@TrulyTropical Thank You!
Hi,How can I get plant or seeds for planting from your farm
You sale that...?
Yes, the potted trees are for sale
Lovely and beautiful mango trees maybe they are 3 or 4 years old
Was wondering if we buy 15gl mango tree from you would you graft other scions for us
How and when do you fertilize a autofulco mango tree? I have a 2 year old tree
We know of no reason that Ataulfo trees should be treated differently than other mango trees. Fertilizing young trees can be done in several ways. Some people use time release fertilizer according to directions. (Some last longer than others.) Other people use granular palm or citrus and avocado fertilizer available in garden centers. Since your tree is only 2 years old, the timing of fertilization would mostly be influenced by weather. In general, you shouldn't fertilize before expecting cold weather.
@@TrulyTropical thank you for your quick response
the 15 gallon trees how long can they stay there?!?!
hi chris. what type of soil do you use on all your potted mangoes?
We will try to do a potting soil video soon
Do you prune the roots?
Where can I find the best grafting tips? My grafts are unsuccessful they dry and die ;( do you graft all your mangos ?? Thx
I have a question on my mango trees i live in mi and its not easy in the winter but I noticed that even when it wasn't the leaves would dry up and turn dark green and spread up the leaves and I dont know what i am doing wrong
I am not sure I totally understand your question. But, mango leaves can get dried out or 'burned' by cold and cold winds and in cold wet rain or frost can also damage mango leaves.
Madam can you please tell the age of the trees 5 to 7 feet height ? If the flowers retained will the become fruits at that age ?
Nice info.
What do you guys do to induce flowering? Potassium?