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If you don't like the fruit just top work it with what you want, no big deal.
Quote from: K-Rimes on March 26, 2021, 02:54:09 PMIf you don't like the fruit just top work it with what you want, no big deal.On Mango for sure, but some fruit trees are not so simple to remedy. I got a "winterset" persimmon years ago and everyone who saw it said it's clearly not winterset. It's a decent fruit and I'm not going to pull it but mis-labeling should not be an issue even in large production.
My friend gifted a supposedly Mahachanok 5 years ago from Excalibur, there was also a label that listed the name and date of said variety. Removed fruit first few years so didn’t think anything of it. Last year it fruited but fruit dropped. This year it has a lot of fruit but it’s a malikka, not a Mahachanok, I hope it’s as good as some say, because i sure do like eating Mahachanok.
This is common with Excalibur. I've heard this countless times. The problem is there property is very disorganized, only because its over crowded, but because they don't have trees sectioned off from one another. Also, as far as the workers and ownership goes, the left hand doesn't know what the right is doing. Buying anything from them is a gamble on multiple levels.