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I first hand witnessed it last week and I told Frank that there is no way its sweet tart, then we chased the branch and it on same branch as others. it is a true sport. Also, Frank, that Peach cobbler doesn't look like one as peach cobbler never turns yellow that much.
Quote from: behlgarden on September 11, 2018, 04:43:55 PMI first hand witnessed it last week and I told Frank that there is no way its sweet tart, then we chased the branch and it on same branch as others. it is a true sport. Also, Frank, that Peach cobbler doesn't look like one as peach cobbler never turns yellow that much.Zand, there are a lot of new varieties coming out of California in the coming yrs
Not sure if I should keep pruning the rootstock suckers or let them grow with an eye for the future.Good stuff
Any brix readings on ur seedling senyorita?
Quote from: gozp on September 12, 2018, 11:31:01 AMAny brix readings on ur seedling senyorita?it was 28, frank has not posted yet. also Amarpali was 27.
Quote from: behlgarden on September 12, 2018, 11:38:44 AMQuote from: gozp on September 12, 2018, 11:31:01 AMAny brix readings on ur seedling senyorita?it was 28, frank has not posted yet. also Amarpali was 27.It was 28 the best mango I’ve had all year... beat E4and creme brûlée
Quote from: JF on September 12, 2018, 11:40:26 AMQuote from: behlgarden on September 12, 2018, 11:38:44 AMQuote from: gozp on September 12, 2018, 11:31:01 AMAny brix readings on ur seedling senyorita?it was 28, frank has not posted yet. also Amarpali was 27.It was 28 the best mango I’ve had all year... beat E4and creme brûléeI bet as ur senyorita trees matures, flavor will improve. Wow
Best to evaluate the budwood grown out before concluding it is unique. ST is know to vary considerably in size. Sometimes they are fist sized, others are like small melons.
Yah, JF you should graft out a tree and eval it.Quote from: Future on September 13, 2018, 01:42:25 PMBest to evaluate the budwood grown out before concluding it is unique. ST is know to vary considerably in size. Sometimes they are fist sized, others are like small melons.
Quote from: Cookie Monster on September 13, 2018, 01:56:59 PMYah, JF you should graft out a tree and eval it.Quote from: Future on September 13, 2018, 01:42:25 PMBest to evaluate the budwood grown out before concluding it is unique. ST is know to vary considerably in size. Sometimes they are fist sized, others are like small melons.JeffI grafted onto to a Manila rootstock I have here . I’ve seem large St in my trees as Aboyami mentions but never a 1 kilo it looks like a harvest moon