Excluding Malika and Neelam which Indian mango varieties are recommended

[bovine421]

 Would like to add more Indian varieties to my collection. Which ones do you find that are unique.

[roblack]

guava

[sapote]

Iman Pasand tasted so good growing in SoCal dry climate. Tree is a slow grower. Alex should have the scions.

[johnb51]

Did you ask Alex, or are you hoping he reads this and replies?

[bovine421]

Today Sunday the 29th is the last day Alex checks BudWood. I am considering just ordering the trees depending on what you fellas advise.

[noochka1]

Mahmood Vikarabad, Janardhan Pasand, Fernandin, and Pedda Rasam.

[bovine421]

Mahmood Vikarabad, Janardhan Pasand, Fernandin, and Pedda Rasam.

Why thank you my friend. I am surprised no one has mentioned Sonpari. I have an acquaintance who is a very fine gentleman who gave me a scion of Sonpari. It fruited the second season and gave me two excellent mangoes.

[sapote]

Did you ask Alex, or are you hoping he reads this and replies?

He listed it on his website.

[bovine421]

Did you ask Alex, or are you hoping he reads this and replies?

He listed it oan his website.

Yes I have requested these varieties budwood three times without any luck. Except for Giselle

2 Giselle 4 Zinc and check this varieties. Probably will take a couple of each
Pedda rasam
Panchadara kalasa
Banganpalli
Mehmooda vikarabad
I will try again this spring or just order the tree's

[noochka1]

I believe there is some question regarding the authenticity of Banganapalli.  Regardless, "Banganapalli" is an excellent and highly productive mango.

[JakeFruit]

I recently ordered scions of Amrapali (Neelam and Dasheri cross) from Alex. It doesn't sound very productive where he's at, but maybe my climate here a little north of him on the Gulf will suit it better. It's interesting that, of nearly a dozen scions, the Amrapali are the only ones I'm still waiting on to see if they take. Every other scion took(!) and are setting their first flush of leaves.

[bovine421]

I recently ordered scions of Amrapali (Neelam and Dasheri cross) from Alex. It doesn't sound very productive where he's at, but maybe my climate here a little north of him on the Gulf will suit it better. It's interesting that, of nearly a dozen scions, the Amrapali are the only ones I'm still waiting on to see if they take. Every other scion took(!) and are setting their first flush of leaves.

I have a feeling that the Indians varieties will like our longer dormancy. This season we practically had three months with nights below 60°. One frost scare and no freezes.Hopefully this is a trend