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Dwarf Hawaiian Little Gem Dot Buxton Spice Pina Colada M4 Karen Michelle Fruit Punch Valencia Pride Little Kiett
Great list here thanks everyone for sharing. I don’t think I’ve even tasted 10 mango varieties in my life haha but hope to change that soon. Not many options here at the grocery stores or markets in SoCal.
In no particular order:PickeringOrange SherbetM-4Sugar LoafFruit punchEdwardSuper AlphonsoKaren MichelleMalikaLemon ZestWhen it comes to productivity, reliability and disease resistance the list narrows to:Pickering, Edward, M-4, Orange SherbetLemon Zest is a particularly troublesome tree, I wouldn't plant it again. Malika is a light and unreliable producer.
Quote from: yoski on April 25, 2023, 11:35:56 AMIn no particular order:PickeringOrange SherbetM-4Sugar LoafFruit punchEdwardSuper AlphonsoKaren MichelleMalikaLemon ZestWhen it comes to productivity, reliability and disease resistance the list narrows to:Pickering, Edward, M-4, Orange SherbetLemon Zest is a particularly troublesome tree, I wouldn't plant it again. Malika is a light and unreliable producer.Amrapali might be a good substitute for Mallika. Also, how do you feel about PPK?
I'll jump in here, PPKs are sweet and citrusy. They kind of don't even taste like a mango, but I don't mean that in any negative way. My only criticism is that its production is quite variable for me. This year I got zero PPKs! That said, my tree is still pretty young. Still, I would never be without a PPK tree.