The Tropical Fruit Forum

After my second failed year of trying to yield uninfected venus mangos, I've decided I'm going to unfortunately replace the tree. I would graft a different variety but I do not know how. Anyways, and ideas on a late season variety that is also disease resistant? Also, can't be a giant, my tree is currently 12 foot tall and I plan to replace it with a variety I can maintain at that size. Thank you!

So three months ago while my dogs were running around the yard. One was acting a fool and ran into my Geffner atemoya tree snapping it in half. After crying for a couple minutes , I ran inside to try and save it. All I could find was duct tape so I wrapped it on there tight and hoped for the best. The tree didnt skip a beat and held its leaves. Now after this cooler weather. The majority of the leaves dropped and is now sprouting new leaves. My question is, when should I attempt to remove the tape from the reattached area. It was a clean snap by the way. HELP POR FAVOR! 

Hey guys I'm in search for a great mango that is late season. I've read cotton candy is a great variety. Also if you have one for sale I'm interested. Thank you!