Har's List of Essential Oddities of Mango Varieties

[@rebblekrew7527]

I always appreciate Har’s knowledge and point of view,, can’t wait to see his Annona plants again

[@shadwells460]

Great video. Har takes some getting used to but once you get his humor he is a crack up. If I could like this video x 100 I would.

[@farrodread1]

Indeed an excursion through the mango kingdom.Very educational.Thank you.

[@adnanchinisi7871]

Crafton! He is one of the kindest people I know and just the best person I have been around. He also told me that if there is any person in the world who has eaten more Annonas than anybody it's Har Mahdeem.

[@KiWi-jh2jx]

Gotta love Har for telling it like it is! Thought i was a weirdo for not tasting coconut in coconut cream...thanks Har!

[@greatergood3706]

Never tasted a mango 🥭 that tasted like a coconut 🥥. I'll eat coconut when I want that flavor 🌴

[@dbo9984]

Har is such a character. He really cracks me up. 😄

[@greatergood3706]

Can't walk past my Rosa mango 🥭 tree without thinking of Har. 😆 🤣 LOL

[@AJTheGraftMan]

Har is the best. Awesome guy. Thanks

[@snailsgarden3055]

Love this video, Har is so much on point and he's just incredible. ♡ Har!

[@USAnatureandpeople]

How about Alampur Baneshan ? Do you grove it?

[@TrulyTropical]

We have a small tree of 'Alampur Baneshan', but it hasn't produced fruit yet.

[@greatergood3706]

Wonder if Cabeza would make Har's list now?

[@ll3174]

I love watching these videos as far as showing tree & fruit size,flavors, colors it would be very informative if we had more information as far as how cold tolerant/sensitivity, growing zone where they grow successfully in other places other than Florida like maybe Texas, Arizona and what their doing to grow so we could look for that particular variety to try and grow because some are more successful than others and also I do hear sometimes about the fiber in some and also I’ve heard that many varieties like dry climates which would be good for central Texas versus humidity it would be good to know that information on all that are being presented on video tasting not just in some. Thank you for sharing information on a fruit that we would all love to grow in our yards

[@greatergood3706]

You gotta get out and visit those with your growing conditions. See what they have successfully grown.

[@kayceb4503]

Love your videos, you have loads of great information. I can't wait to have a mango lunch soon, thank you for the idea Har! I have a Keitt that is loaded this year after such a poor harvest last year.

[@greatergood3706]

❤️ Keitt, giving wonderful late fruit

[@HsingSun]

Thank you for the video. Question: What is the good distance between two mango trees?

[@greatergood3706]

16 ft. unless it's a smaller variety

[@Trickz579]

Very cool!! I have been interested in mangoes recently, I was told at the nursery that spraying the plant with honey water can increase the production on the ones that aren't producing as well.

[@jessieb9385]

How can I purchase these seeds???

[@HsingSun]

Buy some mangoes, eat them, and save the seeds.

[@johnmcneill923]

Wonderful. We would have been over in July had not been derailed by CoVID 19.

[@LaFaveBros]

This guys talks like lone of those 50's guys who's never seen a camera before and doesn't know how to talk to one of them

[@greatergood3706]

😳 🧘

[@mrminer071166]

When Har speaks, nature listens.

[@greatergood3706]

🐦

[@tonyiznaola]

I know it is impossible to have and show all the popular varieties. But the Ataulfo is a big missing on this list. Other less popular but with terrffic flavor is the 'Manila' variety. Originally from The Philippines and brought to Mexico in the 18th century. Very popluar in Mexico and growth mostly in the Gulf Coast of the state of Veracruz.

[@tonyiznaola]

@Pine NutIt will be very fine for sure. On top of that, virtually free and tons for them.

[@tribeofjudah]

Dear Truly Tropical -- help please, I have squirrels eating and gnawing at the bark and limbs of my mango. They are not attaching the fruit, but just the bark for nutrients, it seems. WHAT SHALL I DO?

[@safeerahmad2]

Good

[@guyveloz4382]

Har? What is that -- Scandinavian? Anyway, he's quite the interesting fellow, I'll say that.

[@thefloridawestman1285]

I think he grew up in Brazil and possibly India.

[@johnbanach3875]

I really like Dot. It has a very good standard Florida mango flavor. I'd never call it an oddity, but whatever. And I'd like to try Coconut Cream and Ice Cream. I don't know why Har never detects any coconut flavor in mangoes, but most people do. Nonetheless, Har is the coolest of the cool!

[@orlandogardener]

Agreed

[@greatergood3706]

My wife likes Dot.

[@webbedtoes2]

I've not heard of anyone growing Mangos who enters all these stats into a computer (later applied to an a.i. to efficiently compile and properly administer data)

[@greatergood3706]

Are you interested in the task?