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Eric 11-28-2009 09:26 PM

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:lurk: Mangos are Definitely the best tasting fruit there is and I Luv jumex mango nectar! Super thread! Definitely have a Mango tree, on my list, for the future!
Thanx for all the great pics too! Awesome :) !

Squam256 11-28-2009 09:31 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mushtaq86 (Post 112062)
Two things i would like to ask about mangos

1 Every time i try to grow one from seed it grows about 30cm and for no reason the leaves start to die and turn yellow and the plant just dies.

2 Do they only fruit when they are a big tree.

Can't comment on the first part....could be a number of things.

But as far as fruit goes, they usually have to be around 5 to 7 years old before they fruit if they're grown from seed. If they're grafted they'll often try to fruit in their first year.

Richard 11-28-2009 09:46 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mushtaq86 (Post 112062)
Two things i would like to ask about mangos

1 Every time i try to grow one from seed it grows about 30cm and for no reason the leaves start to die and turn yellow and the plant just dies.

2 Do they only fruit when they are a big tree.

#1: sounds like overwatering

#2: Squam256 hit it right on the nose.

mushtaq86 11-29-2009 05:00 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard (Post 112082)
#1: sounds like overwatering

#2: Squam256 hit it right on the nose.

I don't think its over watering Richard i think it might be fungus,as soon as i have eaten a mango i wash the seed with normal tap water then leave it to dry,until the next day which i then pot it in normal compost.There might be bacteria left on the seed.

banfan 11-29-2009 05:02 PM

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When you follow Dr. Campbell's protocol for planting, tipping, fertilization and watering you should have the best mango production utilizing less space than the conventional method. BTW one cultivar that should be grown is the Cuban San Felipe. It is like a Haden on steroids without the Haden problems.

SoBe Musa 11-30-2009 07:39 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mushtaq86 (Post 112154)
I don't think its over watering Richard i think it might be fungus,as soon as i have eaten a mango i wash the seed with normal tap water then leave it to dry,until the next day which i then pot it in normal compost.There might be bacteria left on the seed.

Here's some info on local South Florida Mamgo grower:

FAIRCHAILD TROPICAL BOTANIC GARDEN
VIRTUAL HERBARIUM


SITE: Mango Trees

mushtaq86 11-30-2009 05:17 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by SoBe Musa (Post 112226)
Here's some info on local South Florida Mamgo grower:

FAIRCHAILD TROPICAL BOTANIC GARDEN
VIRTUAL HERBARIUM


SITE: Mango Trees

Thanks SoBe.

Rmplmnz 11-30-2009 10:03 PM

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Pine Island Nursery has a nice Cultivar Viewer:

Pine Island Nursery - Mango Variety Viewer

conejov 12-01-2009 12:07 AM

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Thanks for sharing all the info on mangos.

SoBe Musa 12-01-2009 12:43 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rmplmnz (Post 112338)
Pine Island Nursery has a nice Cultivar Viewer:

Pine Island Nursery - Mango Variety Viewer

Mrs Colleen H. Boggs,Would be the nicest person you would ever love to meet ... and their place is a paradise on earth !

SoBe Musa 01-31-2010 08:27 PM

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After low teperatures (Mangifera indica-Mango Anacardiaceae) it bounces back with a bloom!


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Squam256 02-01-2010 05:23 PM

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SoBe, your tree appears to have anthracnose fungus (the blackspots you see on the leaves). You might want to consider spraying your tree/flowers with copper to prevent the anthracnose from limiting your fruit production.

Richard 02-11-2010 02:01 AM

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Hey Squam256 ! Give us some more info in
Member Introductions, Social Announcements & Good Wishes - Bananas.org
That breakfast of champions thing ... a bit different than what Kurt Vonnegut wrote about!

SoBe Musa 03-03-2010 05:48 PM

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I’ve been using the liquid cooper that Squam256 suggested over 3 weeks once a week ..I think is getting better!!
The flowers look ok. So far!
full bloom!
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Squam256 03-03-2010 09:11 PM

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Sobe, looks great. I see lots of panicles and flowers, you should have a nice crop this season.

mangotree 03-07-2010 10:06 AM

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Sobe,those burn leaves looks like salt burn.that happen when is to much salt in the soil because to much fertilizer.i suggest you to do a deep irrigation(just one ) water the tree around the drip line(stay away from the trunk with the water)for about 15 min to flush the salts from the soil and do fertilize again after u pick all ur mangoes.How much have u been fertilizing?

mangotree 03-07-2010 10:09 AM

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i mean -dont fertilize again-after....

SoBe Musa 03-17-2010 12:51 PM

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I think the mangos are sick too.
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frog7994 03-18-2010 11:47 AM

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my tree is looking good again this year but not like it was last year

Dalmatiansoap 03-27-2010 11:53 AM

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This is going to be a problem now. Went to the store today and BINGO!
MANGO!
Now the good green Fairy starts to drive me nuts about germination informations and I have told her that I ll ask my friends and Mango gurues here at the Bananas.org if they would share few tips and germination instuctions with us???
BTW we have one Avocado fruit too!
:nanadrink:


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