Does this look like Maha Chanok?

[boxturtle]

Wondering if this is mc....I grafted these about 3 years ago

[Oolie]

Looks correct to me.

[johnb51]

In a recent video Chris of Truly Tropical remarked that there was more than one "Mahachanok" mango being propagated, but she didn't go into the subject with any depth, so I don't know where you'd get the best or most authentic representative of the variety. 

[boxturtle]

Yeah online I see only 1 or two that looks like my Brother's tree but I also see alot of the ones that are skinner and longer profile.  That's why I wanted to see .  I was aware of ndm having a couple variations out there but was aware it was the same for M.C

[pineislander]

I have 10 trees from Zill they conform to the fruit being tasted here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olPTNPtLUnM

[johnb51]

I have 10 trees from Zill they conform to the fruit being tasted here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olPTNPtLUnM

I had a tree at my last house, and this was the same for me, but the ones in the above pictures seem to look a little different.

[Oolie]

Skinnier/longer is the typical, but we get many seedless fruit/ atypicals when grown in SoCal.

There is a fake one out there, which yours may be, but it matches what I've grown in SoCal.

Any flavor description? Poly seed?

[dwfl]

Just like there are several Nam Doc Mai varieties there are several different varieties that are called Maha Chanok. Looks like you have one of them. The one I have from Zill is mono.