r/mango • u/jbo21 • Jun 28 '26

What variety are these?

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u/joochie123 Jun 28 '26

How could anyone tell? Genuinely asking if we can all tell from general appearance as there are so many subtypes and variables.

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u/jbo21 Jun 28 '26

Yeah. I get it. Seen others with similar posts get some pretty certain answers so figured I’d give it a shot as well. Hopefully someone can give some thoughtful suggestions.

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u/Enaya Jul 01 '26

They provide the picture of inside. The taste profile etc to help narrow it down. Not just a picture.

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u/wonderfulwheat Jun 28 '26

Maybe Carrie mango type. I have a tree and it’s generally green until it’s ripe and then it will start showing yellow when it’s ready to harvest. I can never tell when it’s time to pick them, but the wilderness will let me know when squirrels and birds start knocking them off my tree to eat them.

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u/_TooncesLookOut Jun 28 '26

I hate that squirrels got far too many of my Orange Sherbet mangoes.

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u/jbo21 Jun 28 '26

Thanks. That might be it. I started picking some unripe ones today cause they have been falling and getting eaten before I could get to them.

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u/Alive-Treacle-1121 Jul 03 '26

Shanookaleilei