Which brand copper fungicide do you use? Is it a spray? How many times a year do you use it? The mango leaves in one of my trees is turning brown, I wonder if it a desease… or it is because of the cold weather
I use "Southern AG", liquid copper fungicide. I buy from Amazon. Turning brown of mango leaves is usually not from disease. Most likely from cold or in summer sun burn. It is recommended to spray once every two weeks for couple of months to kill fungus. Please follow manufacturer instructions on the product when using.
Your videos are so inspiring! I do have around 12 mango trees in my yard in SoCal, yet to taste most of them. May I know what fertilizers you use on the mangoes to get this many fruits? TIA!!
Thanks for watching. I use Vigoro citrus and Avocado fertilizer available at home depot. For good production the tree has to be healthy and should bloom well. Also daily watering from flower till fruit maturity will help a lot.
Awesome video. Obviously, you do a fantastic job growing mangoes here in AZ. I have 14 mangoes planted in AZ soil and I will only get a fraction of the fruit you will get this year. Are you using chemicals or staying organic?
Bob, I sometime use copper fungacide other than that I only use fertilizer. The problem is Arizona soil. Mango trees will not grow good in Arizona soil to the point that some can even die over time. The reason my mango trees do good is because I plant them in raised beds with big holes at the bottom. So it is like a 100-200 gallon pot with open bottom. I am posting link of two videos below. First one shows why I plant in raised beds. Second one shows how I plant. This will answer many of your questions.
Yes, I do have a home in Florida. I try to go there once a year for now. This year I could not visit as of now. But my property manager is going to send me a video of the mango trees soon, then I will share it over here. I have a playlist called "Florida Mango Orchard". You can see the Florida videos in that playlist. Thanks for watching.
@@TheNaveed787 What type of care do your trees receive from the property manager? Is it a landscape company? I'm trying to figure out how to successfully grow fruit at my Florida home while only being there for a week or two, every 3 months for now.
The landscaping company only cuts the grass. Once, I asked the landscaping guy to fertilize the mango trees, and he did. The trees are young, so I have not pruned them yet. Trees grow very well on rain water and sprinkler water, which is for grass. Property Manager is a very good guy. He usually makes a video and sends me couple of tines a year. Since trees are young there is not much work to be done. I see that you will be visiting for couple of weeks every 3 weeks. That should be lot of time for you to take care of the trees, i.e. fertilize and prune. I only go once a year. I went in 2021 then 2022. This year I will miss but will go in 2024. Good luck with your mango trees in Florida. I am sure they will do great.
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Which brand copper fungicide do you use? Is it a spray? How many times a year do you use it? The mango leaves in one of my trees is turning brown, I wonder if it a desease… or it is because of the cold weather
I use "Southern AG", liquid copper fungicide. I buy from Amazon. Turning brown of mango leaves is usually not from disease. Most likely from cold or in summer sun burn. It is recommended to spray once every two weeks for couple of months to kill fungus. Please follow manufacturer instructions on the product when using.
do you have a top ten list. Which varieties are your favorite?
All looks great
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Your videos are so inspiring! I do have around 12 mango trees in my yard in SoCal, yet to taste most of them. May I know what fertilizers you use on the mangoes to get this many fruits? TIA!!
Thanks for watching. I use Vigoro citrus and Avocado fertilizer available at home depot. For good production the tree has to be healthy and should bloom well. Also daily watering from flower till fruit maturity will help a lot.
Fantastic
Thank you so much 😀
Awesome video. Obviously, you do a fantastic job growing mangoes here in AZ. I have 14 mangoes planted in AZ soil and I will only get a fraction of the fruit you will get this year. Are you using chemicals or staying organic?
Bob, I sometime use copper fungacide other than that I only use fertilizer. The problem is Arizona soil.
Mango trees will not grow good in Arizona soil to the point that some can even die over time.
The reason my mango trees do good is because I plant them in raised beds with big holes at the bottom.
So it is like a 100-200 gallon pot with open bottom. I am posting link of two videos below. First one
shows why I plant in raised beds. Second one shows how I plant. This will answer many of your questions.
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If you have any other questions, please let me know. Thanks for watching and good luck with your mango trees.
Thanks! Appreciate the reply and I appreciate the videos.
Do you have a home in FL? I thought I had seen a video on your trees there. How often are you there, if so?
Yes, I do have a home in Florida. I try to go there once a year for now. This year I could not visit as of now. But my property manager is going to send me a video of the mango trees soon, then I will share it over here. I have a playlist called "Florida Mango Orchard". You can see the Florida videos in that playlist. Thanks for watching.
@@TheNaveed787 What type of care do your trees receive from the property manager? Is it a landscape company? I'm trying to figure out how to successfully grow fruit at my Florida home while only being there for a week or two, every 3 months for now.
The landscaping company only cuts the grass. Once, I asked the landscaping guy to fertilize the mango trees, and he did. The trees are young, so I have not pruned them yet. Trees grow very well on rain water and sprinkler water, which is for grass. Property Manager is a very good guy. He usually makes a video and sends me couple of tines a year. Since trees are young there is not much work to be done.
I see that you will be visiting for couple of weeks every 3 weeks. That should be lot of time for you to take care of the trees, i.e. fertilize and prune.
I only go once a year. I went in 2021 then 2022. This year I will miss but will go in 2024. Good luck with your mango trees in Florida. I am sure they will do great.