Monday Minute- 'Nam Doc Mai' Mangos and Powdery Mildew

[@santuray912]

You are great mam, Really so precise and effective videos. English is so clear and easy to understand. Respect from India.

[@alexirodriguez9121]

I live in southeast broward county and I've noticed the same thing with my nam doc mai #4 tree. Some flowers would get powdery mildew, but it would not stop them from developing healthy fruit.

[@muhammedsuliman9180]

I think we have a similar situation in South Africa. Thanks a million. My fears are allayed!

[@BLSTampa]

HI,Im in Tampa and considering growing a few varieties,this being one of them, how did you treat this??

[@TrulyTropical]

We are in the process of treating the entire grove with potassium bicarbonate (baking soda), but this particular plant we didn't treat. It still set a lot of fruit. Nam Doc Mai seems to be susceptible to powdery mildew, but it isn't as destructive as it is on many other varieties.

[@greenblood3708]

same issue in SoCal. One spray of baking soda solution takes care of those buggers for good.

[@TrulyTropical]

do you use sodium bicarbonate or potassium bicarbonate?

[@greenblood3708]

Reguar A&H baking soda - which I believe is sodium b. Either of them should work.

[@snowlam8263]

@@greenblood3708 What is the ration of A&H baking soda to water did you use to mix the spray for the NDM trees?