Oh I was surprised it was shooting up red branches early That must be normal.
I was not thinking of pollen to buy
I have been thinking of pollen to buy or sell of species with good characteristics
If flowering Could be a feature to give pollen to someone for a fast flowering characteristic
there is a guy that spend 15 years breeding Mustard for fast flowering rapid life cycle 35 to 40 days from seed to seed.
(here is a random link , but read about it a while back -- I may have more on it)
Sam The Wisconsin Fast PlantTM is a trademark name for a species of plant called Brassica rapa. Dr. Paul H. Williams, plant pathologist at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, spent 15 years developing rapid-cycling versions of six species of Brassica. Selective breeding enabled Dr. Williams to produce Wisconsin Fast Plants from the tremendous resource of Brassicas all over the world (both wild and domesticated). Bred for their small size and rapid life cycle (35 to 40 days, seed-to-seed), Wisconsin Fast Plants can reproduce at high densities under florescent lighting and are now being used for research and classroom teaching in schools and universities all over the globe. Many scientists are using Wisconsin Fast Plants as model plants for research in genetics, molecular biology, plant breeding, cell biology, and physiology. Van Aken Governor’s Island
http://www2.lv.psu.edu/jxm57/irp/brassica.htmlI do not know mangoes so asked
Guess those red branches do not mean much
I had a pawpaw (Annonaceae) set out branches first year, grew fast too
and another with short internods between each leaf (a sign of a precocious seedling)
for me these are good traits ,
but do not know mangoes so wanted to ask.
Just in case I may just dump this in Florida some place when I go there instead of killing it or keeping as house plant.