Most perfumed mango

[mangoba]

I was wondering what would be your most perfumed mango that you had please.

A very perfumed mango in my definition is a one that fills up the room with its smell, and has a strong smell that stays on your fingers even after you wash them.

In my case, I once tried an Egyptian mango called Seddik and it matches all these characteristics. Seddik leaves also smell very strong, with the distinct Indian spice.

[Mark in Texas]

Of the few varieties I've grown it's gotta be Glenn.   So sweet and tropical it's almost nauseating.

[Fazendeiro]

I would put Brazilian mango "Uba" in this category. Small, fibrous, but taste and smell like no other mango!

[sapote]

I would put Brazilian mango "Uba" in this category. Small, fibrous, but taste and smell like no other mango!

I'm interested to graft an UBA mango. I don't care about the fibrous as long as it has excellent flavor.  I will check of Alex has it.

[TnTrobbie]

 PPK for me.

[sapote]

I would put Brazilian mango "Uba" in this category. Small, fibrous, but taste and smell like no other mango!

I'm interested to graft an UBA mango. I don't care about the fibrous as long as it has excellent flavor.  I will check of Alex has it.

Alex doesn't have UBA. Anyone know where I can buy some scions?

[nileshkwr]

Alphanso. One ripened fruit will make whole room fiiled with aroma. Payari mango on second place.

[MasonG31]

Banganapalli and Lemon Zest.

[palingkecil]

Banganapalli and Lemon Zest.

Apologize for hijacking the subject, do you grow Banganapali? I want to order one, but after watching my Son Pari grows like snail, I am hesitating to get another Indian mango. Zone 10A here, very dry and hot.
Orange Sherbet, Venus, CAC, Kathy, Sugarloaf, and Coconut Cream thrive like crazy here.

[MasonG31]

Banganapalli and Lemon Zest.

Apologize for hijacking the subject, do you grow Banganapali? I want to order one, but after watching my Son Pari grows like snail, I am hesitating to get another Indian mango. Zone 10A here, very dry and hot.
Orange Sherbet, Venus, CAC, Kathy, Sugarloaf, and Coconut Cream thrive like crazy here.

I don't.  I brought some Banganapalli mangoes back from Florida this summer.  I grow Jahangir (slow grower), Neelam (slow grower), and an unknown variety that came straight from India (fast, aggressive grower. No fruits yet).

[sapote]

my Son Pari grows like snail

Did you buy it as a small grafted tree? I think it's best to graft the scion to a mature rootstock would solve your snail speed issue.