Lots of green, those trees look happy!

What other fun might you have with this bucket truck?

Red Lady and Kapoho Solo are good.

Finally tried Coconut Cream. Definitely my favorite this year. Wonderful mango, juicy and smooth texture, flavors were great and well balanced.

Maha Chanok is probably #2 for me. Must've been the right time, because it was amazing and complex. 

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Have been getting these large fat spiders that spin HUGE webs at night. Using bamboos poles to relocate them. More than once I've walked into a web, it sticks to me, and when I retreat the spider and web comes with me. Gets the heart pumping.

Don't ever recall being bit by a spider, glad they are out there eating mosquitos and other pests.

It will probably trigger fruiting, so prune away. I cut mine down each time after it is done fruiting, and then the cycle starts all over again.

The Edwards I've been eating from Squam are delicious. Pickering was good too. Still zeroing in on when to eat Sweet Tarts, but they are good and getting better. Tons of flavor, but tad bit chalky. A couple of the Glenns of our tree were tops, but most of them were just real good. My friend had tried Glenns from the market, and said they were nowhere near as good as ours.

Tried a Herbie today from Mango Men. It was surprisingly good. Sweet, juicy, and some complexity and little piney near the skin. Around the seed was especially tasty.

Have pina colada, orange sherbert, jehangir, fairchild, cogshall, and bolt ripening, so will report back. 

Mine has been in ground for about 2+ years. Started as a 3 gal, 1 foot tall plant. Is 8 feet tall or so now, wide and bushy. Flowered this year, nice fruit set, and then eventually dropped them all. Think it might need more mulch and fertilizer. Would love some advice on ON as well.

Inspection today revealed Maha Chanok and Venus are pushing as well, so all 3 varieties of grafted scions have taken. Woohoo!

Here's Sweet Tart pushing from recent grafts. Thanks Alex!

There should be a Ring (video doorbell) version for fruit tree owners, and things of the like. It has a motion sensor, and anytime anything moves within the designated zone, you get an alert to your phone and can turn on the mic to speak with/yell at someone. A battery powered version should work. Not cheap, but something like that could give you a chance to at least speak up and confront/record fruit bandits. You could even yell at the squirrels and raccoons.

Motion activated sprinklers can be fun too, but difficult to set in a way to assure that no innocents are doused. When mine was set up, I was usually the one that received the wrath of the sprinkler. Amazing how many times I forgot about it and paid the price.     

I've repotted mangosteen 3 or 4 times now, with no problems. Just keep it watered (don't let it totally dry out) and limit the direct sunshine and it should be fine.