Hello everyone, I am a fruitaholic and Paul helps guide me in my fruit tree addition, its because of Paul and Alex I can't stop buying mango trees! Thanks for all the information guys.
Orange Sherbet is at the top of my list along with Dot. It is a mango that many will not believe is actually a mango if you tasted it cubed in a bowl without seeing the mango itself.
I planted a 3 gallon O. S. in April 2019 here in Central FL . She’s about 10 feet tall now and has yet to flower. I’ve had so many questions about this variety, thanks for the information.
I'm a big fan of Lemon Meringue, but a friend has a tree, and my next-door neighbor, too. So I planted Orange Sherbet since it's considered more disease-resistant and more compact than its sibling Lemon Zest, which has been called the GOAT. Southern Californians, especially you who live in hot inland areas or the low desert, you gotta grow Lemon Zest!
*and control powdery mildew. Powdery mildew is the bane of Lemon Zest in California. But it’s easy to control and Lemon Zest otherwise seems to do very well there.
I have 5 planted out some seedling that may in fact be OS. My top 3 for sure...sweet tart and pineapple pleasure may vie for the top spot any given day but OS is solo consistently excellent... Underripe, ripe, overripe, all tasty imo
This is great news ! As I JUST picked one up today ! 1) might have been their top mango of '22 last yr 2) might b Dr. Richard Campbell's favorite 3) vigorous--but far less than Lemon Zest & it's parent, Lemon Meringue 4) very low disease occurance ! Lw for Anthracnose, bacterial black spot, powdery mildew.
What's your opinion on peach trees? These are available near me. Zone 10a. - Florida Prince - Tropic Snow - Tropic Beauty - Tropic Prince - Florida Grande - Tropic Sweet
I had 2 peach trees in Miami. Problem was if you don’t pick it at the exact right time it gets infested with flies that lay eggs inside it. But they tasted better than any other peach but I don’t remember the variety.
Hey Paul, I'm getting rid of my venus mango tree due to bbs. Do you have an idea for a late season variety that is disease resistant and small dwarfish?
My favorite mango and have the tree but still only 7 ft for it is only 2 years in ground. Moderately vigorous and a very clean tree. Ranks up there for me with Dot and to me, beats out Lemon Zest, which I just lost to hurricane Ian. My all star lineup is now Dot, Orange Sherbet, Cecilove, and Little Gem to extend the season. 4 mangoes is enough unless you want to be selling a ton of mango. Would be smart for people to space them out 25-30 ft for airflow. Lemon Zest and PPK are monsters!! those trees are too much for most yards and keep them away from the house if you do have them. At least 25 ft from the roof line should be the goal. I know from experience what happens in a hurricane with those monsters. 2 houses severely damages from 2 Lemon Zests alone. One 30 k pool cage and another house lost part of the shingles from Lemon Zest 2 houses away from mine. The farther away from the home, the better!
@@greatergood3706 it isn’t. I have had many other orange sherbet from 4-6 different trees. I know it is orange sherbet. Also my friend and a woman I was speaking with at zills, in front of Gary Zill said the same exact thing. Gary was surprised as well
For me Lemon Meringue #1 Orange Sherbet #2 excellent taste!!
My OS is loaded ! Delicious fruit!
Hello everyone, I am a fruitaholic and Paul helps guide me in my fruit tree addition, its because of Paul and Alex I can't stop buying mango trees! Thanks for all the information guys.
Thanks for watching
These videos with Alex are spoil helpful
Last night I couldn't sleep but I dreamt I ate the best mango ever.
Cecilove? 😂
Top 10🌳🥭
Ive had mine in the ground 11 months, Great growing tree so far!
Orange Sherbet is at the top of my list along with Dot. It is a mango that many will not believe is actually a mango if you tasted it cubed in a bowl without seeing the mango itself.
Dot is a very good mango. My wife tasted it at Tropical Acres and immediately loved it.
Great video. Thanks
Thanks Paul and Alex. Please keep making these videos on these great new mango varieties!
Thank you for watching
Thanks Paul, I just ordered one😊
I planted a 3 gallon O. S. in April 2019 here in Central FL . She’s about 10 feet tall now and has yet to flower. I’ve had so many questions about this variety, thanks for the information.
This will be your season, 2024
@@greatergood3706 You’re right! It’s loaded. I can’t wait to taste it.
I'm a big fan of Lemon Meringue, but a friend has a tree, and my next-door neighbor, too. So I planted Orange Sherbet since it's considered more disease-resistant and more compact than its sibling Lemon Zest, which has been called the GOAT. Southern Californians, especially you who live in hot inland areas or the low desert, you gotta grow Lemon Zest!
*and control powdery mildew. Powdery mildew is the bane of Lemon Zest in California. But it’s easy to control and Lemon Zest otherwise seems to do very well there.
@@TropicalAcresFarms Thanks for keeping it real, Alex.
I'm a little inland here in Southern California. I've got to get one of those!
@@rprimbs Absolutely, Richard!
I have 5 planted out some seedling that may in fact be OS. My top 3 for sure...sweet tart and pineapple pleasure may vie for the top spot any given day but OS is solo consistently excellent... Underripe, ripe, overripe, all tasty imo
5 grafted plus 1 seedling (possible clone)
This is great news ! As I JUST picked one up today ! 1) might have been their top mango of '22 last yr 2) might b Dr. Richard Campbell's favorite 3) vigorous--but far less than Lemon Zest & it's parent, Lemon Meringue 4) very low disease occurance ! Lw for Anthracnose, bacterial black spot, powdery mildew.
Got one to take this year on my mutltigrafted tree, so who knows, might be trying it next year. Yeah!
Recently acquired a 7 gallon Orange Sherbet from Tropical Acres ❤️
Hello Paul. Do you happen to know when Alex is going to begin selling budwood?
We’re going to start taking requests this coming week via our website
Which would be your top 5 dwarf mango varieties?
Julie. Pickering. Dwarf Hawaiian.
Cecilove ❤
Angie ❤
Lol😂 po poo pakang! You're the best Paul!
What's your opinion on peach trees? These are available near me. Zone 10a.
- Florida Prince
- Tropic Snow
- Tropic Beauty
- Tropic Prince
- Florida Grande
- Tropic Sweet
I had 2 peach trees in Miami. Problem was if you don’t pick it at the exact right time it gets infested with flies that lay eggs inside it. But they tasted better than any other peach but I don’t remember the variety.
In Florida Peach is more trouble than it's worth.
Squirrel 🐿 magnets 🧲
I’m in zone 10a Florida. Mango trees do well in my neighborhood. But I have to ask. Does this particular variety like a bit cooler winters?
Maybe, drought stress could entice flowering
I would love to see a video on yi
Xuan andmango someday
Yi xuan mango..... Autocorrect
We could do a video on it, the tree has a good crop as well
Paul - you have another video lead 📹 😊
Po poo kapang, that’s funny Paul!
Shalom 🙏🏻🙏🏻💖
What is a delicious mango variety that will do well in CA zone 9b?
J.ruiz...sweet tart/ CAC/ dupois saigon
@@MichaelSmith-fu3bm thank you 🙌🏼
Ohhhh yeahh!!
I had over 20 big mature mango trees back in Thailand 😢
Which cultivar is called "King of Mangoes". Do you have that cultivar ?.
I have't heard of a king of mangoes. There are so many new ones out now
Do you know which mango tree would do very good here in Orange County ?
orange country California? Try Peach Cobbler
Orange County Florida - Orange Sherbet should do well
Hey Paul, I'm getting rid of my venus mango tree due to bbs. Do you have an idea for a late season variety that is disease resistant and small dwarfish?
M4 but it's not a dwarf
Honey Kiss 🥭
My favorite mango and have the tree but still only 7 ft for it is only 2 years in ground. Moderately vigorous and a very clean tree. Ranks up there for me with Dot and to me, beats out Lemon Zest, which I just lost to hurricane Ian. My all star lineup is now Dot, Orange Sherbet, Cecilove, and Little Gem to extend the season. 4 mangoes is enough unless you want to be selling a ton of mango. Would be smart for people to space them out 25-30 ft for airflow. Lemon Zest and PPK are monsters!! those trees are too much for most yards and keep them away from the house if you do have them. At least 25 ft from the roof line should be the goal. I know from experience what happens in a hurricane with those monsters. 2 houses severely damages from 2 Lemon Zests alone. One 30 k pool cage and another house lost part of the shingles from Lemon Zest 2 houses away from mine. The farther away from the home, the better!
I found lemon merengue and orange sherbet to be more easily affected by scale and black sooty mold in my yard than my other varieties of mangos.
Anthracnose has all but killed my OS.
Can u pls suggest any mango variety comparision to indian variety for farmnig in india?
check with Alex at Tropical Acres Farms
There are 2 videos on Indian varieties right here on Fruitful Trees. Lots of very good information
How old was the os in your yard
maybe 3 or 5 years I think
Planted a small 3 gallon 2 years ago, and it’s now over 8’ tall and 10’ wide. Blows vp doors off as far as vigorous, and I’m
Scared
You may want to reduce the nitrogen to the tree
@@Offshore1977 I have not once put any nitrogen on this tree😳
Hopefully, your tree wasn't mistaken tagged.😢
Orange Essence grows robustly, just saying
@@greatergood3706 it isn’t. I have had many other orange sherbet from 4-6 different trees. I know it is orange sherbet. Also my friend and a woman I was speaking with at zills, in front of Gary Zill said the same exact thing. Gary was surprised as well
👍🏽
CAC was just a little better in 2022.
Cac is definitely an exceptional mango
Orange sherbert , orange essence lemon zest or alphonso with one is best in order thanks.
each person has their own different tastes so you will get a different answer but they are all excellent
@@FruitfulTrees great video