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My prime mango tree right in me front yard is Carrie bought at Lowes in North Coral Springs 2008. Many fruits this year so spill out you negatives. I can get $35 per fruit here from Subcontinent Asians who are MDs. Carrie has this rep with them, while the small minded cry out like babies about medicinal tasting this or that.
I think I would call you out to see who would pay $35 per fruit. And if you truly can, you should sell every fruit that can be harvested.
Quote from: zands on May 16, 2021, 03:48:03 PMMy prime mango tree right in me front yard is Carrie bought at Lowes in North Coral Springs 2008. Many fruits this year so spill out you negatives. I can get $35 per fruit here from Subcontinent Asians who are MDs. Carrie has this rep with them, while the small minded cry out like babies about medicinal tasting this or that.Carrie definitely suffers from anthracnose so micro climate, pruning and copper plays a big role in production
Quote from: bsbullie on May 16, 2021, 04:08:22 PMI think I would call you out to see who would pay $35 per fruit. And if you truly can, you should sell every fruit that can be harvested.People who shop here
From what I read it sounds like it takes a special skill set to determine when Carrie is at Peak flavor and seems as though it has a short window. Is there an alternative flavor-wise that is a little novice picker friendly
Would you at least pay $3.50
Quote from: bovine421 on May 15, 2021, 06:33:38 PMFrom what I read it sounds like it takes a special skill set to determine when Carrie is at Peak flavor and seems as though it has a short window. Is there an alternative flavor-wise that is a little novice picker friendly I definitely recommend the actual Carrie tree. Carrie is the best tasting mango I've ever had. It's also productive and disease resistant. I'm using Tropical Acres Farm this year to try new mango varieties, maybe go that route if you want to try the fruit before planting.