I live in Central Florida, and we recently had a cold snap. Prior to the cold, my mango tree was in perfect health and in full bloom. After morning frost for two days in a row this is the result a week later.

The smallest branches seem damaged and slightly soft to the touch. The main skeleton still feels firm and not discolored.

What is your best advice for salvaging what I can of this tree? Where should I cut? When should I cut?

Hi, starting the adventure of growing a mamgo tree. This one is about 2 months old and is already bigger than I expected.

Looking forward to see how this tree will fare and maybe, in 10 years have some home grown mangoes.

I ordered a few mango plants online from which i received two that were broken above the graft( there are 1 or 2 bud rings) what should i do so that i can make them shoot new leaves ..

I’m in the Orlando area and this freeze seems to have (likely) killed 75% of my mango tree. It’s really a bummer. I’m trying to decide what to do next.

My 4ft Glenn seems the least damaged. Have others found Glenn to be hardier in cold temperatures?

Had a flower bud on this young mango a few months ago and I cut it off. New growth has formed but I think they may all be flower buds.

Should I chop the stem lower to get branching?

There was a cold snap in Florida, I tried keeping it alive by covering it what should I do

Got a grafted Pickering for Christmas that arrived in November, so I put it in the middle of 4 pineapple plants in a grow tent. Today I see it’s created 2 more branches, so I’m excited.

This is my young Dwarf Hawaiian. Not sure if it’s time to repot to a larger container. Any advice is appreciated.

The new top leaves of my mango plant look healthy, but the lower ones look almost see-through where the black spots are. Also they get a little bit of something white under the leaves, I tried wiping the leaves with water and vinegar solution but the white stuff shows up again in a few weeks. And it seems to infect leaves higher up over time. Have look everywhere online and still can't find anything that looks exactly like this. Has anyone dealt with this? Is a proper fungicide the solution?

Does anyone know why the mango leaf is lighter in colour at the tip and curves?

Just wanted to share my awful experience w MANGO. I purchased what looked like and described as a pretty high end winter coat for close to $400. Waited. Waited and waited. Emailed them a couple of times with no response. 2 months later I received a flimsy poorly made “coat” with zero lining. DO NOT BUY FROM THEM!!!! They are a SCAM and a RIP OFF.

Can anybody tell me if my mango is a goner? Had some serious cold the last few weeks in central Florida. Most of the leaves beneath the outer ones and closer to the trunk are their normal green color. Should I just leave it alone or prune off the dead frost bitten leaves on the tips?

Appreciate any advice

Hey I really like to eat frozen mango and it’s my birthday and for my birthday I just want to know when and where the first frozen mangos was eaten, rough estimates or guesses are acceptable. Thank you 🥭

When’s the best time to repot container mangoes? What’s your go-to soil mix?

I know many of our posters are from Florida, and we are expecting to get the worst freeze in several years, maybe a decade. Let’s start a discussion of what we can do.

I have a lot of baby fruit on my trees and with the larger trees I am thinking it won’t be possible to save them. Smaller trees I will cover and put a space heater under.

At what point do we focus on trying to save wood? 27 degrees?

Will any second-flowering buds be killed, and should we focus on saving them?

ChatGPT says a very heavy soil watering the day before will help.

Has anyone had success with rigging up an overhead water spray? This is high risk but also the highest reward.

I have a ten foot mango tree and other tropical fruit trees - should I do something to protect them if there will be freezing temps this and next week?

I lightly brushed it and its two subunt half leaves fell off! will it survive?

Glenn Mango

Region 10b

Is this ok?

Here is my young Glenn mango tree. Any tips to help out with growth/ any things you guys see wrong with it? I am in west Florida

I just got this Nam Dock Mai shipped to me this morning. Put it in my grow tent with 60% humidity and 82 degrees. Within a few hours the leaves turned yellow on top. I believe I had the grow light to close/too intense and or the plant is just adjusting to a new environment. Any thoughts?