The only thing I can hope for is that it is more productive in Miami than in other areas like Broward and SWFL, since the major nurseries and growers here I have asked about it have not heard about it being unproductive.  The fruit is truly the best compared to Alano and Morena so I'm willing to plant it and see what happens.  Right now I'm not planning on planting other Sapodillas.

The tree is about 10 feet +, pretty upright in its habit. Not too bushy.

I finally have enough other mango trees bearing that it is worth a roll of the dice to get off season fruit. Hoping I can sync both Mahas to bear off season every year.

If I can see a pic I will know straight away. FZS has more than one selection btw.

E4 - full bloom
Pina Colada - full bloom
OS (from Cookie) - full bloom
Peach Cobbler - partial bloom
Sweet Tart - partial bloom
Guava  - just starting full bloom
Yi Xaun - full bloom (potentially its last season, do or die)
Pineapple Pleasure - partial bloom
M4 - partial bloom
Spirit of 76 - full bloom
Juicy Peach  - partial bloom
Cotton Candy  - full bloom
Phoenix - partial bloom with more on the way
Amy - just starting to push blooms

Everything else is still on pause

It is my earliest avocado to flower and harvest in zone 10b/11 SWFL. Ripening in July, doesn't hold on the tree, they drop off when ripe. Small fruit, eat the skin it is about as thick as eggplant. Mine have buds pushing a little.

How's anthracnose for you guys?  It won't quit on large Kent.  Quick copper spray again shortly.
Small Pickering, Fruit cocktail, Maha Chanok's clean.

I don't think it was a chill issue with the ones we grew. They flowered fine, they just didn't set fruit. That leads me to believe it is either a pollination issue (it was my understanding that only specific varieties are self fertile) or a fruit development issue at higher temps (similar to what Cherimoya has here).