🥭 How to choose the right Mango variety? Watch Top Tropicals on TV 📺
Do you love mangoes but feel overwhelmed by all the varieties? Don't worry - at Top Tropicals, we've got you covered!
Visit our garden center in Ft. Myers or BFarm in Sebring, FL, and let our fruit tree expert Kristi help you choose the perfect mango trees for your garden.
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Mago Khaew Yai, Khao Yai, Kiew Yai, Cat Saigon, Jin Huang, Golden Queen
🌈 Golden Queen enormous Thai Mango with many names and one big reputation
🥭 Mango Kiew Yai - has many names! It is also known as Khaew Yai, Khao Yai, Kiew Yai, Cat Saigon, or Jin Huang, Golden Queen... It is a semi-dwarf mango originally from Taiwan, prized in Thailand for eating green or pickled. It is a cross between Ivory and Keitt, producing enormous, very ornamental fruit - firm, fiberless, and sweet, with floral and honey notes. It stays mostly green with a pink or yellow blush depending on climate. A late-season variety in Florida, ripening August to September. The tree has a vertical, dense canopy and strong anthracnose resistance, making it a great backyard pick.
Q: We leave in zone 6a, could you tell us what is the list of
different types of mango plants that could be planted indoor and that they can
bear fruits?
A:There is a large group of mangoes called "Condo Mango" - they
literally can be grown in your apartment! Those are dwarf varieties that can
remain compact in containers with minimal pruning and successfully bear fruit
providing bright light and proper care, including plant food.
They produce juicy, fiberless sweet fruit. Julie is also a very popular
dwarf variety, however, it is very cold sensitive and not the easiest to
grow. If you get a 3 gal size mango, step it up to 7 gal when the plant reaches 4
ft; you may use a bigger container as the root system grows, up to 15 gal or
even 25 gal, space permitting. Trim the tree under 6-8 ft after production
season is over (summer-fall).