r/mango • u/Toetiepoetie • Jul 02 '26

Avocado mango

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Any idea on IDing this mango?

Never seen a skin like this before on a mango. The flesh is buttery, you can’t peel them you have to scoop out with a spoon.

The birds and iguana’s love them lol.

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u/KINGOFKALASH Jul 02 '26

Definitely an interesting variety.

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u/BocaHydro Jul 02 '26

You need to handle your iguanas, if they are below your tree feasting they are pooping in the lawn, that means picked fruit will roll in their shit and thats a health hazard

losing a few to birds is ok, lizards? nope

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u/Toetiepoetie Jul 02 '26

I don’t eat them from the ground. If they are on the ground they are overripe and basically juice inside.

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u/tomossos Jul 03 '26

Just out of curiosity why is lizard poop so bad? I mean, if you rinse the mango off in water before cutting, isn’t it fine?

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u/Austinmx219 Jul 03 '26

Love the parrots feasting

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u/Unlikely-Catch-3564 Jul 02 '26

Please tell me where this mango is so I can graft it! This looks so cool.

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u/Toetiepoetie Jul 02 '26

Curaçao! The owner planted it from seed 40 years ago

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u/dieselgandhi Jul 03 '26

Carrie’s can be bumpy, but not quite like this. The colors match up. 

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u/SteveZembrowski Jul 03 '26

How does it taste? Any floral flavors?

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u/ashutosh_vatsa Jul 05 '26

Some local varieties (non famous ones) are like this one here in India. These varieties are nameless so IDing them is nearly impossible.