Yep, definitely hold off. Some mango trees will take a few years before they get into their rhythm.
The regular nam doc mai is another mango tree that take a few years before it starts fruiting heavily. But once it starts, the regular nam doc mai can be a heavy and consistent producer. Interestingly, while the nam doc mai 4 trees in my yard are all struggling with powdery mildew, my regular nam doc mai is pumping out tons of fruit, despite blooming at the same time.
Jeff
Hummmm so I should give it a couple more years then. Glad to know they are like that because I almost took it out (prime real estate for another tree).
But I will give it some time thanks guys.