Mangos From Thailand That Grow In Florida (Part 2)

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Jump to the following parts of the Episode: 00:00 Episode start 01:20 Gao Lim Krong 06:21 Pim Sen Mun 11:50 When you have 2 trees how do you know which one to top work 13:18 Thai everbearing 17:15 Mun Khun See 19:37 Hon Sa 22:27 Are you the only place who grows unpopular Thai Mangos 24:44 Nam Doc Mai Mun 34:38 Kook Lom Krong 37:24 Tong Dam 39:50 Topwork Management 42:42 Maha Chanok

[@DeepuCEO]

Maha Chanok = Greatest Father

[@miles8906]

Ive been looking forward to this! Thanks for the interview, Alex always has valuable information.

[@barbaralbrehm9967]

Waiting for my Mun Kun Si from Tropical Acres Farms, a newly grafted pair, for my front yard because they look beautiful and their fullness and slow growth habit make them prize landscape trees for the front yard! I have designs on serving the fruit green as a vegetable with a medium strength quacamole-type sauce with baby shrimp or a lime ginger beef and soy sauce!

[@FruitfulTrees]

that's why I planted mine in my front yard

[@hope1275]

Maha Chin Nook is my favorite mango ever.

[@RobinJohnston-w1z]

I do like the full leaved small trees!

[@RobinJohnston-w1z]

I like the leaf pattern of the Pimson Moon!

[@Balmy_Jones]

Nam Doc Mai gets hit by Powdery Mildew (PM) annually for me; it still sets fruit after I treat the PM by spraying w/ garden hose. My Maha Chanooks... no PM issue. Lehigh Acres, FL I also have Maha growing in Siguatepeque, Honduras.

[@Ivesy85]

Great video paul. Maha has a huge following in Australia tens of thousands of trees are being planted out commercially. Was really hoping to hear him talk about choc anon as well

[@SoulSeeker770]

I love Maha and Choc Anon

[@miles8906]

When I went by Tropical Acres farm this past late summer, I was told that their Chocanon had died and there wasn't plans to replace it at the time.

[@backyardmangoes4333]

I grow and sell Choc Anon.

[@RobinJohnston-w1z]

We only get one freeze here, California, about Christmas!

[@derrickclunis4082]

Would love to grow Tong Dam

[@backyardmangoes4333]

I grow it. It is slow growing and hasn’t produced yet.

[@wertyfor]

I remember around 2 years ago buying mangos from my local grocery store they were ginormous! Like 9-10 inches long, probably closer to the 2lb range. Pleasant taste. Never did get the variety name but wish i knew what it was. They were the hugest i've ever seen. Might of had the word mammoth on it, IDK.

[@naplesnatural7299]

Great stuff! I’m new to this area, any recommendations on where i can get quality organic compost? Thanks in advance!

[@FruitfulTrees]

check tree cutting companies

[@RobinJohnston-w1z]

The Thai ever bearing tree has a relaxed leaf.

[@SoulSeeker770]

I believe that the thai overbearing is typically eaten green. I have never seen it eaten ripe.

[@aiozahirulyt]

Can you add chapters in this video.

[@FruitfulTrees]

see the description they are there. but here it is for you Jump to the following parts of the Episode: 00:00 Episode start 01:20 Gao Lim Krong 06:21 Pim Sen Mun 11:50 When you have 2 trees how do you know which one to top work 13:18 Thai everbearing 17:15 Mun Khun See 19:37 Hon Sa 22:27 Are you the only place who grows unpopular Thai Mangos 24:44 Nam Doc Mai Mun 34:38 Kook Lom Krong 37:24 Tong Dam 39:50 Topwork Management 42:42 Maha Chanok

[@aiozahirulyt]

@@FruitfulTrees thank you

[@2muchfun190]

Kook Lom Krong could be misspell แก้วลืมรัง (Kaew Leum Rung). Gao Lim Krong could be misspell แก้วลืมคอน (Kaew Leum Kon). Most of the time it just call Kaew มะม่วงแก้ว

[@jayakumarjayachandran1727]

Which mango variety is your most fovourite?

[@Pay-It_Forward]

Orange Sherbet & Peach Cobbler are awesome choices.

[@RobinJohnston-w1z]

Not fond of that leaf as well! Mun doc mai!

[@RobinJohnston-w1z]

Moon tree

[@RobinJohnston-w1z]

Not fond of the leaf on That Moon mango!