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Quote from: behlgarden on July 10, 2017, 12:07:43 PMheavy producer, nice!Yes, this variety seem to be a hit in SoCal with regards to production decease resistance and hopefully tasteWe get to name it and submitted to usda
heavy producer, nice!
I love those trulyvtropical videos.l, thanks for the info. Here is another truly tropical videoWith yet another renamed variety I guess that's common in Florida https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dRBgTZKW2NA
Something is off here. Frank's 40-26 fruits (ovals) don't look like Alex's 40-26 (round) at all. This is not just a fruit shape variation, it's a completely different fruit form. Or did I miss something here?
Quote from: JF on July 10, 2017, 04:15:30 PMI love those trulyvtropical videos.l, thanks for the info. Here is another truly tropical videoWith yet another renamed variety I guess that's common in Florida https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dRBgTZKW2NAIt's also pretty common in your backyard.
Had a 40-26 this morning from my tree:Verdict:This mango tastes like Pina Colada. Phenomenal.
Quote from: Squam256 on July 10, 2017, 09:21:59 AMHad a 40-26 this morning from my tree:Verdict:This mango tastes like Pina Colada. Phenomenal.Ok, teasing us again, Alex, but we forgive you.How does it compare in size to Pina Colada?