Indian Mangos That Grow In Florida (Part 2)

[@annettejohnson2683]

Received my first shipment of Indian/West Indian mangoes last week and they surpassed my expectations. I am a huge fan of Alex and his crew. Will be a customer for life.

[@binualex3300]

Alex has such an in-depth knowledge of mangoes. Does anyone think he looks like sanjeev Gandhi- Late PM of India?

[@sreenivasdukkipati2735]

Suvarna rekha means Golden stripe. Pedda rasalu and chinna rasalu means big and small juicy. These three mangoes are in use for Andhra pradesh pickles in india.Recent hidden jems are Kothapalli kobbari variety use for traditional pickle making. Another jem called Panduri juicy mango. Another one is panchadara kalasa also grown in Florida. Andhra pradesh one of the state in india also famous for Bangina palli variety. Thanq for your great efforts.

[@FloridaMangoFamily]

Love listening to Alex…really wonderful to have such a great mind in the industry…Paul I think you could interview him about his opinions on paint drying for hours and I would be glued

[@aijazkhan9621]

Alex is having good knowledge of mangoes your plants looks very healthy I am from Lucknow up best mango belt of India

[@furryfurball1]

David I think God gave this vision to you because you reach a big audience. And he knew you would be faithful to inform the people so we can prepare for this physically and emotionally. Thank you sooo much for sharing this.

[@qazibilalrasheed2544]

Hey guys the Indian variety Gilas( At 32:50) is from a town named Malihabad near Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh. Malihabad is also famous for Dasheri mango all around the world. Malihabad is the mango capital of Uttar Pradesh. Gilas is one of the Indigenous and rare variety of Malihabad. We still have a mother plant this variety alive till date, it is said to be 120+ years old. Very Juicy, excellent taste, alternate fruiting. We love this mango.

[@TropicalAcresFarms]

Thank you for watching and for contributing the information

[@EliteCycleWalkWindsorCanada]

Malihabad.. is this the same place where Josh malihabad the famous was born?

[@qazibilalrasheed2544]

@@EliteCycleWalkWindsorCanada yes exactly. His ancestors home is near my resident and his few family members are living here in Malihabad only. Are you fond of Mangos as well as Poetry ?

[@EliteCycleWalkWindsorCanada]

@@qazibilalrasheed2544 I have read his autobiography. It was a masterpiece. but I am not smart enough to understand his poetry.

[@hirengoswami5266]

Wow congratulations its very old verity and now days very few tree of this verity

[@keithkeller698]

Good job Alex and Paul! I'm probably going to watch this video a bunch of times like the 1st indian variety mango video. Last week I ordered a Alampur baneshan (as mentioned in this video) from tropical acres. After falling in love with my Kasar mango tree I'm only going to plant mango's with that West Indian flavor. 👍👍👍

[@Lohbxx]

Wow very thorough

[@kd3446]

Kesar mangoes 🥭 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ are the definitively the best in the world

[@nileshwr]

Nice video. Was waiting for this 2nd part. ❤

[@TropicalAcresFarms]

Thanks for watching

[@curtisprice7050]

Thanks for all the info Paul and Alex! I can’t wait for a part 3!

[@pranthimantrala]

Suvarnarekha literally means golden line. It is named so for the red stripe it has on the fruit.

[@GardenHood]

Awesome video wish i could try all of these mangos 😋😋

[@MsFishingdog]

Great video

[@shilpareddydo7331]

Love your videos. Very detailed explanation,waiting for the next video. Alex please tell us about the Benganpalli mangoes. Thank you😊.

[@qazibilalrasheed2544]

Again a mango variety (Aslay-Muqar-rar) discussed at 55:45 is an indigenous and rare variety of Malihabad, Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh). I do have this variety in my orchard. A very old mango variety of Malihabad.

[@jerryarko5076]

Alex, do you ever visit us in SoCal? Would love to meet you and hangout. 😊

[@TropicalAcresFarms]

Maybe some day if the CRFG people invite me to speak or something

[@franciscalderon9819]

Great video Paul!! I always wonder if Alex may have any of the varieties from the Dominican Republic..It seems like it is so difficult to find . Anybody knows where I can find those in FL.?

[@NicoleCB]

nice topic!

[@davidjslack]

Great info as always. Much improved quality video and audio. Way to step up your game! With respect recommend investing a bit more still on audio to hit that sweet spot.

[@FruitfulTrees]

Thanks I have a good mic I've been using lately but too much so for this video I forgot to charge it so I couldn't use it.

[@greatergood3706]

​@@FruitfulTreeshearing birds 🐦 instead of Jets from Palm 🌴 Beach International Airport 🛫 was very nice.

[@AsitKumarGupta]

Sonpari literally means 'Golden Angel'

[@PritikanaChatterjee-k6d]

Langda or Malda mango trees grown from seeds takes 5-8 years to bear fruit. I've a few at my native which took 6 years before bearing fruit. If they're grafted then it is said that the tree bears fruit bit earlier around 4-5 years of age. How did you grow this variety ? There are couple of other famous bengal mango varieties which you may try to expand into Himsagar and Fajli. All the best of luck on the Langda/Malda bearing fruit soon. Maybe I'll reach out to you for a graft soon enough.

[@TropicalAcresFarms]

We just recently acquired Himsagar and Fasli

[@greatergood3706]

​@@TropicalAcresFarmsis USDA Himsagar considered a "true" Indian 🇮🇳 mango?

[@NexterB]

Many Northern India Mango plants take upto 8-10 years to fruit.

[@greatergood3706]

Why is that?

[@Prat-zi1ou]

Cold weather in winters ​@@greatergood3706

[@marblerunfunzone3182]

South Indian climate has more similarity with Florida. I guess people living in Florida should choose South Indian varieties(ex. Imam pasand) for better result if looking for Indian mangos.

[@maheshwarsapkota5420]

In your third video show ripe mangoes with the sugar content and size shape and color. Prof Dr. Maheshwar Sapkota , Nepal

[@amipatel1190]

Nice video. Thank you. Do you know when they will sell online. Right now, it's only local pickup.

[@TropicalAcresFarms]

We have already started selling online actually

[@basantiroy6308]

Interesting to know that you are growing in Florida. Want to know if you have any from Bengal region and UP region. Such as Himsagar and Lengra and many others.

[@TropicalAcresFarms]

Yes, we recently acquired the Langra, Himsagar and Fazli

[@greatergood3706]

USDA Himsagar is the "fake" Himsagar because it's origins are unknown.

[@siddhayogi907]

My ultimate favorite is Anwar Ratool!

[@FRZTVify]

Will Imam Pasand / Himayath grow in Northern California (Sacramento 9b)? climate is very similar to Hyderabad, Telangana (dry and hot). We do get some frost in winters, but I am hoping to manage.

[@TropicalAcresFarms]

Much colder in Northern California. The tree will likely barely grow at all and will die if it experiences freezes without protection

[@munish259272]

I was in tripura, Panisagar. In that place many fruits on trees had insects in them ( like 99% of them had insects ) Mangoes, Guavas, plum not sure why but people used to say this place is cursed. also, My maternal uncle had huge mango trees , i mean they were every tall and big. Why do people don't want such large mango trees these days. I am not sure which variety it was

[@annettejohnson2683]

Probably because it is easier to reap.

[@greatergood3706]

It's hard to pick a tall mango tree. 🥭 Fruit is wasted when it falls. I used to think a large mango tree was good until I learned differently. You got to be able to pick the fruit.

[@EliteCycleWalkWindsorCanada]

There is a mango in Pakistan known as Sindhri. It's big giant size very sweet mango. It comes from southern province of Sindh. Also known as king of mangoes.

[@TropicalAcresFarms]

We grow Sindhri

[@pyardular]

​@@TropicalAcresFarmsDo you sell plants of sindhri and chaunsa mangoes ?

[@prabhakarreddy2989]

Alampoor Belisha is the name used in most of Andra pradesh state , if you say imam pasand, large percentage of Indians don’t know. Only small percentage of people in Hyderabad [capital city of Telangana] use imam pasand

[@varnamq3]

All of Tamil Nadu knows that name i.e imam pasand

[@prabhakarreddy2989]

@@varnamq3 ,maybe, but in Andra pradesh and karnataka we use the word Benisha.anyway thanks for your comment,I learned something .

[@frostylonewolf1700]

thanks for the info but i can't grow any mangoes i'm in too cold of a climate and only growing one mango tree the palmer variety in a grow bag but thats it

[@AF-yq9es]

Where are you located?

[@frostylonewolf1700]

@@AF-yq9es i'm in zone 4b i do want to move to a warmer climate like southern zone 9 or 10 or florida if i can

[@greatergood3706]

Order a USDA Himsagar, perfect for container culture 👌

[@maheshwarsapkota5420]

In your next video please include real ripped mango fruits of every variety you are cultivating. Also include the shape, color, size, individual fruit weight and so on Prof Dr Maheshwar Sapkota. Congratulations to you for your two videos

[@TropicalAcresFarms]

We would like to do that although not always possible as the timing of their season can conflict and of course some did not have fruit on them this year. In future videos about each variety we’ll try to have a representative fruit available

[@keithkeller698]

Since most all indian type mango's are "Mid season mango's" it would be interesting to know which mango's are the earliest and the latest that have a West Indian type flavor.

[@prabhakarreddy2989]

I am from South India, our mango season starts in the month of and by July ending ,mangoes have insects in them. Actually Mango season starts one month before in Indian compared to America.

[@prabhakarreddy2989]

Correction, Mango season in India starts i the month of may.

[@valerieescabi6104]

Shalom 🙏🏻💖

[@mikedavis4226]

Malda (kapoori) is the best......

[@BlckJohnnyQuest]

Does it grow in orlando?

[@keithkeller698]

Many people are very successful in growing mango's in florida. Look up the orlando gardener.

[@greatergood3706]

Many Indian varieties may do better in Orlando than South Florida

[@greatergood3706]

Go for it, eat some outstanding fruit!

[@BlckJohnnyQuest]

@@greatergood3706 I have 7 mango trees now in orlando

[@BharatVibes.]

Grow some new varieties of india...........Ambika, Arunika, sindhu, pusha Arunima, Husne-hara, its simply awesome

[@lizziesaldanha9659]

Can I buy some mangoes from you please. Please let me know Thank you

[@lizziesaldanha9659]

The longer mangoes are called “TOOTHAPURI” we love those do not throw them out, when it’s green you can send it tome I’ll buy them from you. Please & Thank you

[@MyCorduroy]

[@nram1]

I keep checking their website and nothing is in stock

[@TropicalAcresFarms]

We post the shipping fruit on Sunday and Tuesday both at 7pm eastern time but it does sell out.

[@nram1]

@@TropicalAcresFarms Thanks. I will check Sunday.

[@greatergood3706]

You want those mangoes 🥭 You need those mangoes 🥭

[@abhie83]

The audio is unfortunately too low and incomprehensible many times during the video

[@annettejohnson2683]

Absolutely perfect video.

[@greatergood3706]

I'm hearing impaired, I can hear it. A bit more volume would have been better.

[@prabhakarreddy2989]

I mean alampoor Benisha

[@kishorekumarneduthara2091]

This might be Firangi laduva, not imam pasand.

[@liquel1603]

Indian mangoes are good. It is 2nd to Philippine mangoes in terms of ranking. If you cant find Philippine mango variety then Indian mangoes are next option.

[@tunasalad3919]

That's debatable. Mangoes are indiginous to India and there are heck ton of the varieties that are available in India. So you can't say for sure unless you tried them all. Only reason many poeple in west are not very aware of Indian magoes is because of the low indian population which meant non-existent exports to the wetern hemispeare. It is just getting more common these days.

[@runipg]

Haha😂

[@greatergood3706]

Maybe yes, taste is subjective

[@XeiaSui]

"Do well in Florida" is not specific enough. I've noticed that most often than not it refers to South Florida and zone 10+, but you'd do well to remember the entire state is not just one zone. Central and Northern Florida have different growing zones. For example, in central Florida. the 4 or 5 days or so of below zero temperatures in zone 9b is enough to kill or significantly damage these mango trees here even with covered protection. IF there are any varieties that not only survive but actually thrive in zones 9b, 9a or zone 8, please include that in your questions to the grower for this video to be actually helpful, or don't write "Florida" in the description as clickbait. Not every Floridian lives in Miami or wants to. Thank you.

[@FruitfulTrees]

I was just in Orlando this past weekend filming for that zone and I'll be posting those soon

[@FloridaMangoFamily]

This is a strange complaint…Central Florida definitely does not get 4-5 days below zero…to say clickbait is absurd…this is a Florida grower and everyday people are growing mangoes all over Florida…use common sense…this is a beyond petty complaint my friend

[@donaldnesbitiii7990]

@@FloridaMangoFamilyI bet the poster meant below freezing. People don’t proofread their own comments.

[@annettejohnson2683]

Be specific - below 0 Centigrade or Fahrenheit? This man is a class act so he does not need to be involved in "click bait". Refreshing to see such a well informed man with humility.

[@greatergood3706]

Take a walk🚶‍♀️ on the wild side 🥭

[@masongupta6618]

Malda mangoes are better...

[@albertkhajianpour6990]

Too much talking

[@annettejohnson2683]

By whom?

[@greatergood3706]

🪰

[@curtisprice7050]

No such thing as too much mango talk 😂