Looks great! We just started our food forest this past year and managed to harvest our first mangoes this past week (m4 and Pickering). Can’t wait to try them!
Hey Paul I saw that you mentioned that you are going to record the june 30th mango festival! I can't make it but I'll rewatch a bunch of fruitful trees videos of the speakers presentations! Thanks so much! 👍🏽🙏🏽
Thanks for sharing your yard and knowledge with us 👌one question,,I have a mango trees wherein mangoes are big in size on tree ,,but why are some of the mangoes oozing sap from them, forming Lil sap crystal on the outer skin ,,,do I need to bother or leave it ,,kindly advice ,,🇮🇳
When you graft a variety onto an existing tree, does it keep its "season?" For example if I had a tree grafted with both Rosigold and Neelum, could I have an early and late harvest from the same tree? Thanks so much for all the information and experimentation that you do!
For having so many and in a backyard, the fruit are very clean. You must have be spraying? I see some tip burn but doesn’t matter for how clean the fruit come out.
Can you give some idea if the difference between your mango fest and the mangopalooza planned for the Saturday before your event? I can only afford to go to one. Do you know what your cost will be? Thank you, very excited!
Thank you! This video was so informative, even though it was a tour. When you say to spray the trees because they’re susceptible to disease, what should they be sprayed with?
We are looking to buy 1 to 2 acre lot in Ocala, we love tropical fruit trees and our question to you is that a good place specially the weather? New subscriber here.
Hi Paul: Great teaching video as always! You are really appreciated and have done wonders for mangoes in South Florida!! I do have a question regarding the Ice Cream mango. I also have one that is now 3 years old. I have had maybe 5 fruits in 3 years. This year nothing! Blossomed 2 times but not a single fruit! Anyway my question is the leaves. In the video your leaves are half dried and so is mine! Is there something that is causing the leaves to dry up like shown in the video? Thanks Paul!
Hi, I recently started growing fruit trees and I am interested in growing some mango trees the only problem is that I am located in North Ga. Which mango would you recommend to grow in a pot in North Ga , Calhoun Ga to be exact. Thank you
I have a large space for one more tree. I get a lot of disease here in southwest florida. I want something early. Any advice and where to purchase that particular variety? I want something earlier than my carrie, Pickering, graham and kent. (Maturing in that order).
I only have one tree that still has mangos. All others have fallen or dried on the tree. Happy to see someone doing well
What a beautiful thing to do to have mangoes the whole year around. Great backyard!
Amazing crop, God's blessings in abundance!!!
Looks like a great yield for 2024!
I enjoyed the tour of your yard😍🥭🥭
Looks like you’re going to have a great Mango season 👍🥭
Paul , i'd like to hear your take on why ALL of the citrus (orange... etc) trees were destroyed in the 1990's in south florida .
Amazing and impressive. Did you ever take a count of how many cultivars you have?
Love to see the M4 in the video. I’d be interested to see continued spotlights towards ripe peakness on video
Are you going to experiment/plant/graft Sleepy Lizard’s house variety Balliet in the future at your property?
Fruitful Trees!
Looks great! We just started our food forest this past year and managed to harvest our first mangoes this past week (m4 and Pickering). Can’t wait to try them!
And again, no Keitt Mango.
I’m very impressed with your collection. I love it.
Good job and thanks, mango land looks amazing!
Wow! Hallelujah!
Thanks for the tour!
Hey Paul I saw that you mentioned that you are going to record the june 30th mango festival! I can't make it but I'll rewatch a bunch of fruitful trees videos of the speakers presentations! Thanks so much! 👍🏽🙏🏽
Helloooooo Paul!!!! From Tampa Bay!
❤yay same
great selection !
Thanks for sharing your yard and knowledge with us 👌one question,,I have a mango trees wherein mangoes are big in size on tree ,,but why are some of the mangoes oozing sap from them, forming Lil sap crystal on the outer skin ,,,do I need to bother or leave it ,,kindly advice ,,🇮🇳
When you graft a variety onto an existing tree, does it keep its "season?" For example if I had a tree grafted with both Rosigold and Neelum, could I have an early and late harvest from the same tree? Thanks so much for all the information and experimentation that you do!
For having so many and in a backyard, the fruit are very clean. You must have be spraying? I see some tip burn but doesn’t matter for how clean the fruit come out.
Can you give some idea if the difference between your mango fest and the mangopalooza planned for the Saturday before your event? I can only afford to go to one. Do you know what your cost will be? Thank you, very excited!
please try manila mango tree i heard it is the sweetest mango.
Lots of fruits. Do u sell them?
Fun!
Thank you! This video was so informative, even though it was a tour. When you say to spray the trees because they’re susceptible to disease, what should they be sprayed with?
Copper fungicide and sulfur fungicide.
i think it is the clay spray for protection from sunburn
We are looking to buy 1 to 2 acre lot in Ocala, we love tropical fruit trees and our question to you is that a good place specially the weather? New subscriber here.
close to the cost would be best
Are you doing anything to combat squirrels, or are the cats helping?
Hi Paul: Great teaching video as always! You are really appreciated and have done wonders for mangoes in South Florida!! I do have a question regarding the Ice Cream mango. I also have one that is now 3 years old. I have had maybe 5 fruits in 3 years. This year nothing! Blossomed 2 times but not a single fruit! Anyway my question is the leaves. In the video your leaves are half dried and so is mine! Is there something that is causing the leaves to dry up like shown in the video? Thanks Paul!
Looks like tip burn from fertilizer or spray
@@wormcat3337 But I don’t spray or fertilize my tree! So what else could be the cause?
@@dmatcardoug2986 wind damage, drought,
Or soil contaminant? Unlikely biological pest with all those other clean looking mangos around it.
Hi, I recently started growing fruit trees and I am interested in growing some mango trees the only problem is that I am located in North Ga. Which mango would you recommend to grow in a pot in North Ga , Calhoun Ga to be exact. Thank you
there is a guy growing up there but it's not easy
Do you have Cecilove? What do you think of that one?
I have it, it's good
I have a large space for one more tree. I get a lot of disease here in southwest florida. I want something early. Any advice and where to purchase that particular variety?
I want something earlier than my carrie, Pickering, graham and kent. (Maturing in that order).
Lemon Maringue, would be perfert, it comes right before Carrie
@@FruitfulTrees thanks, I’m going to hunt one down. I live in Naples but get good prices in pine island.
@@wormcat3337go to greener hills nursery in golden gate Estates, best prices and has every variety known to man he’s open sat-sun 10-4 I think
I would like to also throw in Edward and Florigon in there. Both are early and have good disease resistance.
@@wormcat3337 go to greener hills in golden gate
You have multiple tree, how big is your property?
1 acre