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Field Trip Friday- Mango Relatives & The Future of Mangos!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 เม.ย. 2023
- We're back with Dr. Richard Campbell to find out more about the cousins of mangos. Mangifera, the genus that mango belongs to, has other fruiting plants that Dr. Campbell has collected from around the world. These 'wangos' may be the future of mangos!
Dr. Richard Campbell is a Mango Expert who runs Mango Men Homestead.
Mango Men Homestead
/ mangomenhome. .
15300 SW 268TH ST, Homestead, FL, United States, Florida
mangomenhomesteadfl@gmail.com
Check out Mango Men Homestead's Channel: / @mangomenhomestead994
These are deep waters. Very interesting.
A tasting table with a Wango, a oderatta, a maprang, a white mango, a castori and any other relatives would be very interesting.
You both are a wealth of information. Your contributions to this field are incredible. Thank you. Please keep this info coming our way
Definitely not a wasted life!!! This man is a legend. ❤
Carl Cambell was a legend as well
Wow... lot of information here. These are information that should be introduced in schools.
About nature and producing more for human necessity!!!
Took me back to field trip days in college.Absolutely off the chart information. Thank you Chris for showcasing Dr Campbell’s depth of knowledge.
Fascinating, thanks.
WOW! What a wealth of knowledge.
This man is a legend
Son of a legend
This is eye opening. I will follow this, I am looking into these x growing. Thank you.
Very interesting 👌 ❤. I love mangoes 🥭 so this was very interesting.
Always good to hear and see progress in the mango community.
Thank you guys so much. Respect and admiration for you both.
Wow! Excited things to come! Thank you soo much for your wonderful work.🤘
Exciting! I can hardly wait to see what's next! Florida mangoes are tantalisingly frustrating to grow where I live.
Always so much information on mangos 🥭. I'm having a hard time narrowing down my choices of which kind to plant!!
Interesting, thanks
For sure Pine Island would be interested in the salt tolerant species!
Interesting fella
It will be very interesting to see what comes from this. I tried to grow two maprangs in Palm Bay florida, and both died. I just ordered a mangifera oderatta from tropical acres. Well, see... i have 2 cashews that I grew from seeds from India. Distant mango relatives. I would love to try a white mango as well.
Interesting video. Thanks
I wonder why he did not put identity tags on those variety of plants. I hope he has some kind of layout map of all those plants with proper identification marked. Trusting that kind of important information solely on one's memory is not optimal.
His son knows
I'd love to know what dwarfing rootstock works. Which varieties respond to the Piva rootstock?
When this new fruit hits the streets of Mexico
it will likely get a good laugh. Maybe even referring to it as Mango-Wango.
And initially that would probably be okay. Except that Wango is generally a slang word used in mocking and to point out that a person or some thing is of low performance, sub-par or useless.
Nevertheless, I pray this Chimera of a fruit might ultimately be crowned a more unique and robust sounding name. And perhaps even a name that is a bit more mysterious, just in case it does become the new king of fruits.
I'll still try it though. But since I don't live in Florida I might never get to😅
I hope theses nursery never lied about what mango they sold me with genetic testing
Chemically ripened mangoes in India is the unhealthy atmosphere because of food inspector negligence
You putthe show but you don’t answer the phone if you don’t want to sales the trees why be on you tube
for you to watch may be