My Dot was a flavor bomb this year! It was very early and did not get a lot of rain. People at work were like wow, I've never tasted a mango like that, let me know if you have extra :-D  Not a huge crop, but off the chain. Florigon only had about 20 for the first fruiting after grafting. It was my wife's favorite mango. choc-anon only held a few and we're OK. Keitt still fruiting and awesome big delicious fruit, hope the squirrels don't destroy them! Got a bout 35 on a small tree.

It is a seedling of whatever variety the "discarded pit" was....not much more to say on yhe subject.

Thought maybe some one had seen a variety that looks similar. Very red when flushed, unlike my other trees...

Great info thanks!

My Dot is putting out blooms already. Seems pretty early to me but I'll take it 

Here is a one year atemoya cocktail
Birula & Calostro

Nice tree!  Thanks

Wow! Fantastic crop!!! Enjoy 

I've finally started coming around to ST. I basically wait until its fully yellow.
Definitely a flavor bomb, the more i eat the more it grows on me and i can't understand why.

I plan on going to Zills mangoes tomorrow for lunch, anyone knows whats available?

Kent, hatcher, providence maybe pickering

Did you spray onto the soft, new foliage?  If so, what time of day?

How big/old is the tree?  How often and how do you water?

Guilty of spraying it on new foliage!  Tree is 8 yrs/ 12'  X 5" diameter trunk. Sprayed at night. Water thoroughly once a week, along with sprinkling about 3x week.

Nice picture comparison thanks!

I want to plant a tree in my sandy soil yard in FL about half mile from the ocean. I went to Excalibur, and I told them I wanted a Gefner. They took me  around and we picked out a nice tree that had a fruit on it. I considered this a good sign. We went back to pay for it and I asked what kind it was and they said Lisa. The guy said that Lisa is better, and the lady that was there should know, because she has worked there for 20 years. She mumbled something about Gefners having more worms in the fruits and drove off. They said I could trade it for a Gefner if I wanted, but Lisa is better. I know from looking at the threads that there is quite a bit of opinion about this. All I want is a tree that is productive and tasty, with no fuss and can be maintained at about 15 ft in south Florida near the coast. Thanks for your input

Mauritius

thanks!

Congrats. They look great

Thanks!