The first Glenns you showed are as big as Glenn has ever gotten for me. Hopefully they fully develop so we can get a taste test. Tree is looking solid. Maha is definitely an interesting contender for us here.
@@tinyjungle_ Hopefully they grow to full size. Will be interesting to compare fruit size from winter/spring bloom. Maha is looking good, looking forward to fruit, maybe next year 😆
@@derekgo91 Thanks! My native soil is mostly clay, however i have amended the soil over the years. I get my scions from champa nursery, local mango growers, and trusted sellers on eBay from Florida. Local scions have a much better success rate though.
@@derekgo91 no I didn’t use sand, some people do. I just planted it straight into the ground above grade. However, my tree did suffer the first 3 years not much growth. It took off in the 4year.
Very exciting! Wow all those fruitlets! Everything looks great!
@@RichsTopGardening thanks, looks promising!l so far!
Very clean!
The first Glenns you showed are as big as Glenn has ever gotten for me. Hopefully they fully develop so we can get a taste test. Tree is looking solid. Maha is definitely an interesting contender for us here.
@@tinyjungle_ Hopefully they grow to full size. Will be interesting to compare fruit size from winter/spring bloom. Maha is looking good, looking forward to fruit, maybe next year 😆
Awesome! What is your native soil like? And where do you get your scions from?
@@derekgo91 Thanks! My native soil is mostly clay, however i have amended the soil over the years. I get my scions from champa nursery, local mango growers, and trusted sellers on eBay from Florida. Local scions have a much better success rate though.
@@Mumin.Gardens Thanks! Did you amend your soil with sand?
@@derekgo91 no I didn’t use sand, some people do. I just planted it straight into the ground above grade. However, my tree did suffer the first 3 years not much growth. It took off in the 4year.