Buy online from www.harriscitrus.com. Dekopon is also known as Shiraniu in Florida.

A few pictures of Lisa Atemoya

I have attached a picture of my Sweet Tart holding fruit which is growing in a 25 gallon container. This is the first year that I have gotten fruit and I have only had the tree for two years. Also, I have attached a few pictures of the fruit I picked off the tree. I did pick them a little earlier than I would normally pick them because once they really start turning yellow I have to fight off the squirrels, they will even chew through the mesh bags to get at the fruit. I didn't thin out any of the fruit as it only set fifteen mangos.

I'm interested in purchasing Gold Nugget if it's still available. I live 5 minutes away in Cooper City.
Let me know what you have available.

Thanks,

Alejandro Sanchez

Here are few pictures of the Sweet Tart mangoes that I harvested this year. The reason I picked them a little early is because once they started really coloring up the squirrels would find them. I used mesh bags but they still chewed through. My tree is in a 25 gal container and gave me (13) fruit this year and they  really tasted outstanding.

Found this Cuban Knight Anole digging a hole in my mango tree container to bury an egg which she just laid.

Can someone tell me what's going on with the leaves on my Fruit Punch mango tree. I have had it in 7 gallon nursery pot for over a year and I plan on stepping it up this weekend.
Some of the new growth looks fine then other leaves are curling and drying up. Out of the ten varieties of mangoes I have this is only happening to the FP mango tree.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Here are a few pictures of my Pitangatuba flowering and setting fruit:

I just purchase three 7 gallon Pitangatuba plants from South Miami yesterday, two out of the three have fruit and all three are flowering. I've never tasted the fruit before
so I purchased them based on recommendation alone, plus at the price the nursery was selling them I couldn't resist.

FlMikey- I am using the Fafard 3B mix with a handful of Azomite and some worm castings.

You can use a large chipping hammer with a long chisel bit to break up the rocks and loosen up the soil.
Also you use a large steel breaker bar to break up the ground then shovel out the loose material.

I have been growing the following mango trees in containers since the end of 2015:
1. Sweet Tart is growing in a 25 gal. container and is now setting fruit.
2. Coconut Cream is growing in a 45 gal. container which I pugged in July 2016.
3. Mallika is growing in a 25 gal. container is blooming presently.
4. Fruit Punch is growing in a 7 gal. container and is going to be stepped up to a 15 gal. this week.
5. Mahachanok is growing in a 45 gal. container is blooming and setting fruit presently.
6. Pickering is growing in a 25 gal. container is blooming and setting fruit presently.

The last four varieties are Honey Kiss, Cotton Candy, Kathy, and Phoenix are all growing in 3 gal containers.