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Dwarf Hawaiian. Easy choice. Plus longer season.
Dream was best once.
Sweet and a little tart with firm texture.
The fruits tend split a few hours after winter rain so no good.
Difficult to get good fruits in my yard.
TS and prolific were best in my yard last year.
Had a sharp sweetness that I liked.
Gefner was sweet but bland sweetness.
My parents liked it.
Lisa tend to split 5 hours after winter rain.
AP2 was good the year before.
Ok last year.
I have HI PM.
It’s weakest on my multi grafted tree.
A fake.
I have a real PM that turns out to be fake.
Flowers and fruits look like AP
Both fake PM came from same seller.
Do you have a picture of HI PM fruit.
I have African Pride, Calostro, and Hawaiian Pink Mammoth from you that I hope fruit next year but one I didn’t see mentioned that is one of my favorites is Phet Pakchong. Great fruit that sets well on its own.
I would appreciate help with the ID of this plant.
It is a few years old, from back when I was more naive about the longevity of plant tags (sigh!).
I probably got the seed from the Hilo, HI arboretum -- a place that has both Garcinia dulcis and G. mangostana trees -- and it reminds me of Garcinia growth, but it might not even be a fruit tree. Any help with the ID would be appreciated.
Chris
For fresh mango...I don't. But curried mango....yesss!!! I've been eating ripe sapodilla skins tho while enjoying the fruit though (Alano and Silas Woods).Curried mango is good but I suspect the fibrous mangos are better to use in this situation.
