Hi Adam, for Eugenia Uniflora would you also use mature woody wood or tender wood from the tip of the branch? Also is better to do cleft or bark grafting?

I have only one but I heard they are Dioic plants, anybody knows about this? Also how tall are they when start to fruit , mine is maybe .5 meter high

Hi Leooel, I think mostly in the winter time Dec through April is it the same in your area?

I,m in Puerto Vallarta !, Mexico, this is a seedling, not a recognized cultivar

According to Omar Rudi theres a tree of a mango call the same name Rosa in the fruit & spice park; he mentioned me thar is very sweet and taste like a cotton candy!!!

Thanks Rob and Sheehan , now I got the idea!

Bad news! Is not Manila!! Is the Ataulfo, aka Champagne mango, still good but not as good as the Original
Manila! ( at least the ones in the pic )

Guys, did you notice the difference between the Siafu and Fruithunter Mamoncillos ? Where did you get yours Fruit hunter? The fruit look similar but the leaves are way different, Siafus came  more like two leaves together resembling Inga sp , the Siafu fruits type are the most popular ones finding them in Central
America and the caribean Islands, the dark green color skin is bright, the salmon color flesh is sweet with
Some astringent after taste, fruit hunters skin is more vivid light green skin without bright, and the flesh is
Similar color and flavor but with no astringency, my single tree is like Fruithunters, and is also hermaphrodite , while the other ones tend to be dioecious , the seeds of the two are edible, I wonder if anybody has como across this two side by side, I will post pics of my leaves and fruit tomorrow so can noticias the difference....here people call them Guayas!

I have a few Kwai Muck available for trade, I'm interested in mango scions, anybody interested please let me know!

The Skin doesn't look like Noni to me,Do you have a pic of the hole fruit?

Quote from: Raulglezruiz on May 25, 2014, 01:54:31 PM

This little guys have been growing on the apex on the upper base of the mango; they atract many ants who are all over them; probably atracted by a substance or smell of them; any idea if they are dangerous fot the tree/ crop?

I'm in Puerto Vallarta , Mexico, Lat 21
What is your location?

NewGen, just to clarify, pictures in Internet are wrong referring to Manila, they show the Champagne Mango instead, and the two mangos are totally different cultivars IMHO the Manila is far superior mango!
Saludos!