Thanks Simon; I also removed the branches from my root stock, but I don’t have the luxury of waiting for my scion to start to bud before grafting since I get them from other states. So I figured the sooner I graft it the better. I guess I just have to be patient and have better luck!

This question may be clear for many of you, but I haven’t found the answer yet.
Does it matter what time of mango do I use to graft another onto it?
For example, if I have a manila grafted mango, can I graft Valencia Pride or Lemon Zest on it?
I know that there are some variations in growth but if I want to top off the manila and just let the scion grow will it make a difference?
I know that there are the Indian family of mangoes and the ones that we get form Mexico. Can those two be put together?
I am just trying to figure out why some of my healthy looking grafts didn’t take on a perfectly good manila and one that was turning a bit yellow grafted on a Raposa it’s growing.
Used same cleft graft and clean between cuts. Is it luck or what I am doing wrong? Please help! Thanks! Xenia

LOL what an awful description of Carrie's mango! I have never tried it, but I had a mango last week that taste like turpentine! So I get it.

Hi, there are a lot of videos in the net if you type "how to graft peach/ or apricot trees?" in the search place. I find them very informative, but I like to see several because some are more detailed oriented than others so you will learn more. Good luck

Hi!
I will like to buy some mango fruit this year from different sellers. I ordered some from mango factory last year but, they have a limited variety of mangoes, so if you know of someone who has more mangoes that they can eat and want to sell me some please let me know. Thanks!

That is what I tell the kids, I am contributing to the creation of oxygen.

Thank you Zambezi, and all that answered my questions.
My little Carrie is planted in the ground, the three that I have in pots will probably will have to remain in pots for now. I watched the videos several times and I think you are right, I have to do it now that they are small and trainable. The other questions remaining are; in the video the Dr. says he wants them to start at “His” hip height, I don’t know how tall he is and his height may be different than mine, so is that a 2 -3 feet height?
I am concerned because the other 3 mangos in the ground have their branches starting at about 4 feet height so I don’t know if I have to cut them lower and start new branches to keep them at a desirable level.
What do you suggest I give my Keo Savoy for food? I must admit that I have not given them much in terms for fertilizer, just some cow manure this spring. 

 Finally people after my own heart!!
I am not as hard core as some of you in collecting certain plants, or seeds but I can't help but wanting more and more. my late husband used to tell me that if there was a flat spot I would put a plant on or on top of it.
For years I collected seeds that I never grew, it was almost compulsive! I would go by a tree, bush or see a seed floating by and I would collect it, put it in empty pill container and label it, with some label like " pretty yellow flower blush from the alley behind my house, and date it"  The funny things is that after reading the label I would remember exactly the moment I got it; not very scientific, but never the less I did it for so for many years without much thought; until one day cleaning my laundry room where I put all my seed treasures, I realized how many I had and for long, and started questioning the reason why? My conclusion is that, maybe in another life It was my job to do so, or I am a crazy hoarder of seeds and plants! And frankly I like the first alternative better. 
My back yard, front yard and house are saturated with plants, I not just like Tropical fruit I love it!, but I also like cacti, orchids, or anything plant related and alive with or without pretty flowers, and even though Cacti flowers only last one day open (for the most part) I am the crazy lady with tons of beautiful pictures of my cacti flowers in my phone, along with my grandchildren’s pictures,  crazy no?
And, I could also tell you the story of where each plant came from, "oh, this one I got from someone who was growing in it in his front yard and I knocked at his door and asked him to sell me a piece. “or "I took a piece of that one when we went for a drive in the desert with so and so." And this one I bought from HD when it was one inch tall, and look at it now 5 feet tall!” etc. etc.
My friends tell me that I should work in a nursery, but that has never been my inclination. I love to grow little plants and give them away to people, that would care for them or learn to take care of them because they liked what they saw in my house.
Growing for walks in nurseries it’s an enjoyable pass time for me, I not always buy plants, but if I find something interesting, you bet that it’s coming home with me! After many years of marriage I finally trained my husband to not buy me jewelry, flowers or stuff for presents, just to give me a plant and I was thrilled! I remember the poor guy came home from the grocery store one day and said “look what I found for you!” It was an orchid painted blue.  At first I said commented on its unusual color, but after a moment I told him “it’s not real, it’s painted” he didn’t believe me, I showed him the label and he still didn’t believe but the next year when the orchid bloomed again I showed him the real color was white.  I was happy none the less because it was a live plant, not pretty cut flowers.
Thank you for being here and making me feel not too crazy!

Thanks, I think I will go before July 4th I prefer less people and I like quiet beach or nature walks, probably the last two weeks in June. I am so excited I can't wait!

My late husband used to gripe about me occupying every flat surface of the yard or inside the house with plants, he used to say “If it isn’t in the ground it’s is in a pot, but plants are everywhere” So, one day I told him, “when you met me I had lots of plants and pets, if I don’t have them around I would cease to be me.  If I asked you to stop playing your music or reading science fiction books it would go against your nature, so I don’t.”
After that I never heard him complaint again, he even helped me dig some holes and put watering system and even planted his own shade tree one time.  

Thanks for my Ice Cream beans, I sat down and ate about 10 of them in one sitting. Delicious!
I also got a box of cherimoya from LocalHarvest, but I need to let those get ripe, so I was thrilled to be able to have something to eat right way. 

That is too bad, I mainly wanted it because its sweet when green. but I found the Keo Savoy that its supposed to be sweet when green, it just doesnt look like the one I remember eating. Thanks.

Thanks for all the responses, I didn’t think I could, but I wanted "the experts" opinions.
I imagine that the easier thing to do will be to get an olosapo seedling and some olosapo scion wood, but I have not been able to get any seedlings or olosapo seeds for that matter. 
Since it seems that getting an icaco plant it’s an easier thing to do, now my quest it’s in getting olosapo scion wood and giving it a whirl......
I have never heard of intergenetic grafts but it sounds interesting, unfortunately there is not many articles on line or here that I could see. My horizons are expanding!

Any of you have any suguestions of where I can get the Icaco plant and the Olosapo scion wood?