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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Re: Growing Mango trees in Southern California
« on: March 12, 2024, 10:34:15 AM »
I would like to add that I think the California nubbins may also be caused by powdery mildew or/and other fungal pressures on the blooms. This is due to my observation of NDM#4 which blooms for me 2-3 times at different seasons. My area has very high fungal pressures which I did not realize until I started adding more and more varieties.. NDM#4 will produce mostly nubbins for me even on summer or fall blooms if I don't spray during warm weather. Even leaves are highly powdery mildew prone almost year round if I do not spray.
Here's my channel if anyone is interesting in following my mango experiments in California.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxf2uM0NoUuW1ULUKU7yDaBX_0Eji96Ja&si=qVNIEMbfv8QCZ2h1
I am fairly new to most mango varieties as most varieties I have only been growing since 2022. However, i have grown a handful of varieties for over a couple of decades one which s NDM#4.
Here's my channel if anyone is interesting in following my mango experiments in California.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxf2uM0NoUuW1ULUKU7yDaBX_0Eji96Ja&si=qVNIEMbfv8QCZ2h1
I am fairly new to most mango varieties as most varieties I have only been growing since 2022. However, i have grown a handful of varieties for over a couple of decades one which s NDM#4.