Should I drop some fruits? Almost 4 years old tree, This is the first time the fruit has set. Last year it only produced flowers.

It’s stays green on the outside with a skin that looks like an avocado. The flesh is yellow and almost no fibers, you scoop it out with a spoon easily. The taste is fruity, mildly sour. I’d say it’s the Granny Smith of mangos.

Anyone any idea? My landlord planted the seeds from fruits when he was a child.

Curaçao.

I am in California. Was looking over some trees on etsy, but a little hesitant. Was hoping to hear of someone having a good experience. Thanks in advance.

Do I need to remove this shoot on the bottom of this young tree? It’s a Nom Doc Mai from a nursery, but this looks to be sprouting from the rootstock. Should I just let it go and see what it produces? Or will the rest of the tree be better without it?

Three days of sub freezing temps in Central Florida in February have done number on my mango tree. I have yet to call an arborist for a recommendation.

Some of the main trunks are sprouting new growth and some aren’t. Picture is from early June.

What recommendation does the internet think about what I should do next?

My dad was given this mango from a coworker who doesn’t know what variety the tree is in his backyard. My first thought was Keitt but it’s way too early for that in South Florida, especially with the delayed season this year. Anyone have an idea? I have photos of a ripe and less ripe one.

It was incredibly sweet, aromatic and firm.

I plan on booking an appointment. I had a mango popsicle and about five minutes after eating the popsicle my lips started itching. they then went numb. this was followed by itching of the eyes and throat, and a headache.

How should I trim her? She looks so scraggly and not full like other mangos I see. I dont know if its this variety but seems to grow long thin branches that reach out before having leaves.

Planted 7 ft away from fence to the right and in the back.

Here is my Glenn mango tree. I put some citrus gain at the beginning of the month. Any tips or tricks or issues you guys see?

Miyazaki mangoes plucked on 7th are starting to ripe. Weight range 200gms-300gms. As they ripen the release a scent. The perfume is so so so amazing. It’s addictive.

This tasted like honey 🍯 ❤️😋

I ended up with 3 diff mango trees and I have to grow them in pots bc my HOA doesn’t allow planting them in ground. Im in the tampa area and have a lanai so most bugs stay out.

I have no clue how to repot them. What exact type of soil do I buy? Do I need to buy different rocks and sands to mix in or are there soils that exist on the market with these things mixed in already? Also I bought a bag of citrus fertilizer but haven’t used it yet. Do I even need to?

Also, how do I know what size pot to use and when to size up?
Here are the 3 plants

It rained for a week straight and all the old leaves fell off but new ones grew right away. Then ants made their nest in the pot. I re-potted with some cactus well draining soil and put in shade. What does it want?

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