Bovine,
Mangos should be happy with the drier (and warmer) wintertime in Florida this year that's expected, due to La Niña.
What I noticed while I was living in Costa Rica where the dry season there in the Central Valley starts in mid-November and runs thru most of April was that when I would arrive in March I could look out the back of my second floor apartment across Alajuela and see tall mango trees here and there all over the town, each tree with multiple spikes of tiny fruit that was just recently set and starting to grow.
By the end of May ripe mangoes had begun to show up in the mercados, the supermarkets, and on restaurant menus. Yum!
Let's hope the mangos here in Florida appreciate that La Niña will be visiting this year.
Paul M.
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