Harry,
Can you describe the Heidi? The only thing I can find on the forum is about someone who ate an over ripe one.
Thanks,
George
‘Heidi’ (South Africa) ‘Heidi’ fruit are 14.5 oz. (410 g) or even larger when there are a precious few on the tree. The fruit are ovate roundish and a near complete oxblood red, with an irregular, angular skin.
The flesh is tangerine orange and without fiber with a subtle, floral bouquet, and the flavor is rich, with a touch of tropical spice and melon. The tree is fast growing early on, but ultimately controllable, forming a rounded, dense canopy with good production in the later
mango season. The tree, bloom and fruit are tolerant of disease, resulting in trees of uncommon beauty. This mango has temporarily lost its appeal due to the problems with production and handling after harvest, yet, with its quality inside and out, it warrants growing in your home garden.