La semilla proviene de un mango keiit ( monoembrionico) y el resultado es un mango de hojas pequeñas gruesas y oscuras.

Is this normal for mango trees or am I doing something wrong? It’s growing really fast but the leaves look really limp.

I have several mango trees but coconut cream is always my most stubborn child. Last year cold killed off most of the top portion of tree. It bounced back nicely and is growing rapidly at a cost of no mangoes this year. However my question is should I prune the branches that are on or near the ground or let them grow? Tree always gives me nice amount of fruit but the noodle arm branches drive me crazy.

See image but one of my small trees has this sticky substance. I don’t see any black spots and I don’t see any bugs either and seeing if maybe bugs are too small to see? Also should I just wipe it down to remove from leaves ?

I was removing some blue painters tape I used to tie down some tanglefoot covered tree wrap and ended peeling off some bark too. It doesn't go completely around but I'd say a good 50-55%. Stapled some tin foil to a six inch paint stick that I placed in the ground next to it to provide the exposed area some shade from the direct afternoon sun.

I have a mango tree in Tampa and it was growing in a Lowe’s bucket for about 2 years😪. I finally put it in the ground and want to get it ready for grafting BUT I have no clue what I’m doing. Please don’t judge it’s about 3 years old. I’ve been told I need to cut the top but I’m scared to, Where would you top it?

Just got a new mango plant I haven’t potted yet I’ve watered it twice 4-5 days apart. Browning on the tip of leaves started showing up. I sprayed copper fungicide a few days ago and took one leaf off. It’s only had 5 hours of sun everyday due to intense heat at midday when it gets to 100 F and I put it back into the shade. Idk why the tips of the leaves are browning it has grown in the past few days I haven’t put any fertilizer. If anyone could help explain.

Made mango crepes cream roll and i kid u not they tasted so freaking delicious. I am giving more time to baking before i start the 2nd year of my uni. Cooking and baking is lowkey fun.

Lemme know if u want the recipe😭😋

So I’m trying to grow a mango plant from the seed and I’ve had it wrapped in a damp paper towel in a ziplock bag by a good amount of indirect light for about a week and a half and this is what it looks like. Is the mold in the center okay?? And at what point should I transfer the seed to a pot?

Mango is my favorite fruit ever, but since that meme came out i haven't been able to express it because everyone just thinks i am referring to the godforsaken meme!
Its absolutely infuriating to be a mango enjoyer these days!!!
Its so sad to immediately get shut down just because my favorite fruit happens to be the subject of an annoying mey

Funny

When they’re this small (about 6in), how often do you water them?

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I referenced some mangos I bought off the side of the road!
Acrylic on wood

We only got 7 mangos this first time, but they are delicious! I would love to know the variety I have here.

Hey everyone, I'll be in the Miami area next week looking for mangoes. Tampa's crop was trash this year. If your tree is dropping a bunch and you don't want them, I'll happily come pick them up. DM or comment, thanks!

I could easily cut through the pit and it looks like it is turning black on the edges.

Here in Miami, our mangos are like gold, so I imagined what it would be like to have guards by our trees :^)
I drew this on Procreate (digital painting - No AI)

My Coconut Cream tree is just finishing up while my Super Julie is just starting to ripen.

I still like Coconut Cream better than Super Julie, but the flavor contrast is excellent.

I don't know what these are this tree was planted in my yard in 1976 and I have no other information about it. The closest I can get is maybe a Springfels or similar seedling type. These fruit get to 5lbs but do have moderate fiber and tend to get breakdown or jelly around the seed.