Mango Care
Care instructions and guidelines for mango trees.
Alphonso Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deep, regular watering during fruit swell; taper slightly as fruit colors to improve flavor.
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Vigorous—head back after harvest and open center for light and airflow; target 10–12′.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Bombay Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Carrie Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Naturally compact—maintain 8–10′ with light tip-pruning after each flush for a pickable canopy.
- Pest & Disease: If spring is wet, apply preventative copper/sulfur during bloom to limit anthracnose on panicles/fruit.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Ceci Love Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Coconut Cream Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: If spring is wet, apply preventative copper/sulfur during bloom to limit anthracnose on panicles/fruit.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Cogshall Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Naturally compact—maintain 8–10′ with light tip-pruning after each flush for a pickable canopy.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Cotton Candy Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Naturally compact—maintain 8–10′ with light tip-pruning after each flush for a pickable canopy.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Dusari Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Dwarf Hawaiian Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Naturally compact—maintain 8–10′ with light tip-pruning after each flush for a pickable canopy.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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East Indian Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Falan Sea Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Fruit Cocktail Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Fruit Punch Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Gary Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Glenn Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deep, regular watering during fruit swell; taper slightly as fruit colors to improve flavor.
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Vigorous—head back after harvest and open center for light and airflow; target 10–12′.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Hayden Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Honey Kiss Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Naturally compact—maintain 8–10′ with light tip-pruning after each flush for a pickable canopy.
- Pest & Disease: If spring is wet, apply preventative copper/sulfur during bloom to limit anthracnose on panicles/fruit.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Ice Cream Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Naturally compact—maintain 8–10′ with light tip-pruning after each flush for a pickable canopy.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Irwin Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Naturally compact—maintain 8–10′ with light tip-pruning after each flush for a pickable canopy.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Julie Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Naturally compact—maintain 8–10′ with light tip-pruning after each flush for a pickable canopy.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Karen Michelle Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Kathy K3 Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Kent Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deep, regular watering during fruit swell; taper slightly as fruit colors to improve flavor.
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Vigorous—head back after harvest and open center for light and airflow; target 10–12′.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Keitt Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deep, regular watering during fruit swell; taper slightly as fruit colors to improve flavor.
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Vigorous—head back after harvest and open center for light and airflow; target 10–12′.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Kiew Yai Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Lemon Meringue Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: If spring is wet, apply preventative copper/sulfur during bloom to limit anthracnose on panicles/fruit.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Lemon Zest Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: If spring is wet, apply preventative copper/sulfur during bloom to limit anthracnose on panicles/fruit.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Maha Schnook Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Mallika Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Orange Sherbert Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: If spring is wet, apply preventative copper/sulfur during bloom to limit anthracnose on panicles/fruit.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Nam Doc Mai Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Naturally compact—maintain 8–10′ with light tip-pruning after each flush for a pickable canopy.
- Pest & Disease: If spring is wet, apply preventative copper/sulfur during bloom to limit anthracnose on panicles/fruit.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Neelum Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Naturally compact—maintain 8–10′ with light tip-pruning after each flush for a pickable canopy.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Pickering Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Naturally compact—maintain 8–10′ with light tip-pruning after each flush for a pickable canopy.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Pineapple Pleasure Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Pim Seng Mun Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Sai Tong Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Sugar Loaf Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deeply 1–2×/wk in dry spells; avoid overhead irrigation and avoid excessive irrigation during bloom; keep soil just moist; resume deeper watering as fruit begins to swell
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Remove crossing branches and lightly head back after harvest to maintain 8–10′ height and good light penetration.
- Pest & Disease: If spring is wet, apply preventative copper/sulfur during bloom to limit anthracnose on panicles/fruit.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Tommy Atkins Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deep, regular watering during fruit swell; taper slightly as fruit colors to improve flavor.
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Vigorous—head back after harvest and open center for light and airflow; target 10–12′.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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Valencia Pride Mango
- Sunlight: Full sun (8+ hrs). Choose a warm, wind-sheltered site.
- Soil: Well-draining sandy/loam; pH 5.5–7.5. Mound plant in marginal drainage.
- Watering: Deep, regular watering during fruit swell; taper slightly as fruit colors to improve flavor.
- Fertilization: Mango/tropical fertilizer with higher potassium; 3×/yr (spring, post-harvest, late summer). Avoid excess nitrogen.
- Pruning: Vigorous—head back after harvest and open center for light and airflow; target 10–12′.
- Pest & Disease: Monitor for scale and mealybugs; remove dropped fruit promptly. In humid months, consider copper on bloom to deter anthracnose.
- Seasonal Notes: Young trees are frost-sensitive—use covers/lights on freeze nights; mulch 2–3″ kept off trunk.
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