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bsbullie

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Re: First mango fruit of 2017
« Reply #125 on: June 16, 2017, 11:44:15 PM »
Honey Kiss. Fruits are about .75 lbs and are very slow growing and not great looking. But the 2 year old tree is producing like a Rosigold and Pickering in terms of quantity.  Flavor and sweetness is excellent despite the appearance.



Wait a minute!  I thought Honey Kiss was a late variety.

If it was an early bloom, then fruit is early.  I have seen ripe Venus and Sweet Tart in May.

I find it odd that it has no color and the green did not even lighten up.  I wonder if it had the honey aroma in the skin and sap as well as honey flavor in flesh or just general sweet.
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Re: First mango fruit of 2017
« Reply #126 on: June 17, 2017, 08:47:35 AM »
It had an early bloom and later bloom. Here are a few more pictures on fruit still hanging. I don't have a reference for what it should look like but I got the tree from you so I trust it was labeled correctly. This morning I had a honey kiss followed by a Rosigold and the honey kiss is a much much better tasting mango by comparison. I haven't had enough yet to distinguish the honey aroma and these were the first two off the tree.








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Re: First mango fruit of 2017
« Reply #127 on: June 21, 2017, 07:09:38 PM »
 ;D   yummy sweet orange with some tart yellow in my yard   ;D






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