So the Carrie mango has been in this pot for a little over a month, has 2 panicles. Can the tree support a couple fruits? Thanks

I keep seeing this 5-gallon Manila mango staring at me every time I walk by in Lowe's. As some of you may know, I recently got several mango trees from Top Tropical, they're all doing fine. I'm wondering if Manila is worth it to add to the collection. Is it sweet, tart, fiberless,... How would you compare it to some of the other well known cultivars?
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I tried the over-the-tree net last year for some of my fruit trees, but removing it after the season was a huge PITA. I also didn't like having to euthanize the injured birds that got caught in the net. I just put these on this morning for the figs. I'll have to do the same for apricots, plums, guavas, and atemoyas later this year.

I don't know what % of sunlight is blocked by a typical window screen. I have a few spare ones from a friend's house.
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Got this Suebelle at Home Depot about 3 years ago, every year I'd see it grow taller, more leaves, more branches,... but no flower or fruit. Well, all the waiting and cussing finally paid off. Are these flowers or small fruits? How long will it take for these little guys to mature to full size? On another branch, there's a single fruit, about the size of a large black pepper.

My Haas has been in the ground for over a year. The last few weeks have seen some new growth flush, even flowers. But overall, there are still a bunch of sick-looking leaves, and the whole tree just doesn't look as green as expected. I water it with drip irrigation about 3 times a week, for 8 minutes each time. Can it also be nutrient deficient? I sprinkled some Citrus & Avocado fertilizers around the canopy a month ago, and flooded the soil around it (there are bananas next to the avocado as well). What can you tell from the photo?
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Been in the ground for at least 2 years. Not much growth at all. Leaves have always had the brown edges as seen in the photo. Water in the summer is twice a week. No water lately due to the cold and rainy weather. Everything else in the yard is sprouting new growth except this guy.
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I have a space that's about 10' x 10' at the southwest corner of the house. Because of its location, the east side of the space is blocked by my house, same for the north side. The ground is covered with colored concrete, save for a 4' diameter circular portion where a stone fountain currently sits on dirt. I have a bunch of plumerias growing in-ground around the fountain. In the winter months, the south and west stucco walls get pretty warm during the daytime and stay warm longer after nightfall, so the trees in this space are not affected by the cold temps so much.

I'm contemplating putting up a semi-permanent GH that's at least 10' high. I THINK I can convince my wife to remove/relocate the fountain from the center spot, thus freeing up more planting area.  I'd put up 4 large posts that can be moved out of the way when I disassemble the GH in the spring. Can I buy the support frames and panels and assemble the GH myself, to the size that I need? I could build the support frames myself with 2x4, 2x2 woods, but non-wood materials are probably much better. Not sure if I should go with PVC (are they strong enough) or something metallic? What type of panels should I consider, glass or polycarbonates? I'd definitely want a motorized window of some kind to open during the day if the indoor temps reach a certain point. It's a must that the GH be not too difficult to assemble and disassemble (it's not staying up year round). I'm sure I'm missing a bunch of important considerations, so whatever you guys see, please point them out. Thank you!
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Sorry, I don't know the cultivar name.

It seems to be very sensitive to cold. Lows have been in the 50s at night, and already the lower branches/leaves are turning yellow and falling off. At this rate, I'll be left with nothing but the main trunk before thanksgiving arrives. How do you care for these plants?
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http://www.latimes.com/food/dailydish/la-dd-mangosteen-most-delicious-fruit-on-earth20130829,0,2629316.story

I've bought irradiated ones for less than half the price IIRC.

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