I have a big Chandler.
I grafted Valentine last August but it only flushing now.
Does Valentine have  a little off taste like Chandler and other pummelo?

Mango is an evergreen tree.
We can graft it any time except during month with frost.
Use veneer with nurse leaf.





These were grafted 2/28/2020 in FV.
Scions were 1 node each, with nurse leaf.
Removed 1/2 of leaf and bagged with a bit of water.

Both grafts are flowering.
You should graft now if you have scions.

There is no consensus.
We go by research.

Chaffee best in the cold.
White best in the heat.
Seedlings of Chaffee x White have both genes.

Best is seedlings above.

You guys are making great supports!

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Last year Honeyhart tasted just like any other atemoya from the same tree.

The good thing about it is that it matures earlier than atis and atemoya.
It would be better than them on year with cool summer.

Graft some Mauritius to get perfect cross pollination like in that chart

I feel like buying a Brewster and a Mauritius.

Don’t wack it.
Plant another variety nearby.
Pick one that flower a week earlier or later to get overlapping of male and female flowers.

My friend's 10 year old Sweetheart had full bloom last year.
He got 0 fruits.

Good Luck!

Last year I fed my trees in March.
Trimmed them in April and fed again.
1 tree grew very well but only had 5 flowers.

Well fed trees have less flowers.
This year I will water less and feed after I see flowers.

I couldn’t get on with Bing’s search either.

On a year with warm summer, like last year, they all taste good enough.
I can’t pick any over another except for mediocre yet pretty 47-18, over taste.
The bigger one wins.

For me I like fully ripen fruit that break down into clumps, like Lisa.
I’m waiting on a second try to see if Tropic Sun having good texture like Lisa.

My only PM looks hideous so it’s getting a low mark.

On a year with cool summer most are bad.
AP win since they survive winter better.
My friend gave me a couple of tree ripen AP last June.
They were as good as any.

I’ve had fruits with hard seed coat like your AP and rubbery like your Lisa, from other varieties.
Not sure if they were due to over loading or under watering or picking immature fruits.
I’m making adjustments for all 3.


You wait on your multi-graft trees to try all.
In the meantime you train your seedlings for many branching.
Do a graft on each branches when you picked your choice.
It’s easy for you.

If tree ripen LM3 has texture like tree ripen Lisa I’m in.
I couldn’t find any scions for a friend last year.