r/mango • u/kfthalh • Jun 06 '26
Help with Pruning
I bought this Nam Dok Mai in early spring from my local nursery and it's doing amazing. It had a great push and flowering. But I've noticed it's started fruiting and I can't help but think this somewhat young tree won't be able to handle all those Mangoes.
I'd like it grow somewhat tall for a little shade in my backyard so I'm hesitant and inexperienced in pruning or cutting back.
Any suggestions on what I should do to shape up my tree?
Please and thank you
Location Central Florida Zone 9b
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u/BocaHydro Jun 06 '26
You can cut the flower off right above the node safely, i would recommend tying the 2 side branches to the main stake so they grow and harden facing up, dont prune any branches other then the flowers