Thanks for the replies! Simon, if you're a fan of seedlings, you'd love my yard😂 I have a mix of grafted and seedling stuff--definitely more curious about the seedlings, as there's the chance of something special. Not all seedlings get a spot, but as I said, I'm really taken by the dwarfish habit of this one and its natural tendency to branch. jbaqai, if it does end up good or great, guess I'll have to learn how to graft😜😋
Ed, I'm also growing some polyembryonic seedlings, including Sweet Tart.
Here's one of my two Pim Seng Mun seedlings (I had 4 from the same seed--when you tore the leaves, three of the seedlings smelled like the parent fruit). I had to cut the top to get it to branch. One branch is vigorous. I believe Chris of Truly Tropical suggested in a mango-tree-trimming video to remove such a vigorous branch, but I can't bring myself to do it. Can you see the awesome black racer at the base of the tree?