Any Thai mango with the title Mun in it can be eaten green. Such as Pim sein mun, Mun khun sri, nam doc mai mun, Mun sayala, etc. The word "mun" is describing the nutty taste when it's unripe. Of course not every one of them is named that way like Kiew savoy. Kiew savoy meaning eaten green. Or eat it green.
Awesome selections of green mangoes by the way! Thanks for the tutorials. My family is from Laos but we live in Southern California. My mouth was watering while watching your clip. I’m just starting to explore the different varieties of mangoes which is pretty limited in my area. Anyway, I just bought some mango trees to plant in my yard: Nam Dok Mai, Mallika, and Carrie. I went in blindly with never having tasted any of these fruits but I’m super excited to see them grow and let’s hope they will bare fruits.
My wife loves green tart mangos except I had been wondering what might be the taste of unripe Mallika since I got us a tree. So thanks for including Mallika. I also tried the Vietnamese Elephant Mango it was crunchy slightly sweet but no tart at all. Thanks!
Keo or Kiew Savoy from Cambodian word: Svay Keo ( Svay means Mango), called by another country plus they use one word before another word or noun before adjective, thank!.
Great video. Please keep the tasting videos coming as more varieties ripen. A lot of the mangos on your last your video I'm interested in seeing how they taste and compare to the more well known varieties.
Where do you get your trees from? I havent seen such small mango trees that bears fruit already! I wonder if these can be grown in large pots? I live in NY and looooove sour green mangoes!
Just wondering.., I know you prune just the limbs without fruit.... but aren’t all those leaves still useful for photosynthesis that then helps support the developing sugars for root for fruit development? So are you potentially under cutting the trees over all fruit performance by prematurely cutting supportive leaves/branches?
@@WhatsRipening ok. It was a sincere question. I wasn’t at all being disputing. I just was thinking as I watched n wasn’t sure if it was with in reason
@@unconventionalme8048 I understand, no dispute here. :) As an update, many branches are beginning to flush new growth already. If you want to do some more research, I believe the Japanese are the masters at trimming for optimal fruit. They count leaves per fruit and whatnot.
I have a lady down the street who loves to eat the Nom Doc Mi green. She is from the Philippines.
Love mango tasting videos. Looking forward for more tasting videos . Thank you
Great info! I have a lot of customers asking for green mangos 🥭
Nam doc mai is a thai mango. It means fragrant flower water. Kiew savoy is also thai. Kiew meaning green. Ty for a great video
Any Thai mango with the title Mun in it can be eaten green. Such as Pim sein mun, Mun khun sri, nam doc mai mun, Mun sayala, etc. The word "mun" is describing the nutty taste when it's unripe. Of course not every one of them is named that way like Kiew savoy. Kiew savoy meaning eaten green. Or eat it green.
Thanks! Great info
Awesome selections of green mangoes by the way! Thanks for the tutorials. My family is from Laos but we live in Southern California. My mouth was watering while watching your clip. I’m just starting to explore the different varieties of mangoes which is pretty limited in my area. Anyway, I just bought some mango trees to plant in my yard: Nam Dok Mai, Mallika, and Carrie. I went in blindly with never having tasted any of these fruits but I’m super excited to see them grow and let’s hope they will bare fruits.
My wife loves green tart mangos
except I had been wondering what might be the taste of unripe Mallika since I got us a tree. So thanks for including Mallika.
I also tried the Vietnamese Elephant Mango
it was crunchy slightly sweet but no tart at all.
Thanks!
Adding green extends the eating season for those like me who can’t wait. I purchased the Cat Saigon. PSM Fralan and Himsagar just for green eating.
Keo or Kiew Savoy from Cambodian word: Svay Keo ( Svay means Mango), called by another country plus they use one word before another word or noun before adjective, thank!.
Yes!! I’m Costa Rican but I live in FL! I miss the green mangos with salt and lime! Or with salsa Lizano 😋. Do you sell these?
Nice, looks like I need to plant some green mangos.
I'm not a green mango fan, but I will join you for a ripening tasting anytime! I'm a foodie first, but permie second. Just let me know. Great video!
Great video. Please keep the tasting videos coming as more varieties ripen. A lot of the mangos on your last your video I'm interested in seeing how they taste and compare to the more well known varieties.
Please keep the seeds...we're otw!
I'll can join you! Not familiar with green mangoes but would love to lerarn.
Drooling!!!
Accidentally cutting off a mango makes one very sad. I accidentally did it about 8 times this season.
Nam duk May is the best.
Where do you get your trees from? I havent seen such small mango trees that bears fruit already! I wonder if these can be grown in large pots? I live in NY and looooove sour green mangoes!
They all came from Florida nurseries. I graft my own trees now
Where can I buy these varieties in Central Florida?
I sell in Ruskin fl
Just wondering..,
I know you prune just the limbs without fruit.... but aren’t all those leaves still useful for photosynthesis that then helps support the developing sugars for root for fruit development?
So are you potentially under cutting the trees over all fruit performance by prematurely cutting supportive leaves/branches?
We all make choices. I'm just sharing mine, it's a common practice with many fruit species though. My results have been favorable so far
@@WhatsRipening
ok. It was a sincere question.
I wasn’t at all being disputing.
I just was thinking as I watched n wasn’t sure if it was with in reason
@@unconventionalme8048 I understand, no dispute here. :)
As an update, many branches are beginning to flush new growth already.
If you want to do some more research, I believe the Japanese are the masters at trimming for optimal fruit. They count leaves per fruit and whatnot.
Is that a coconut tree
Do you selling Leo savor tree
Invite me to taste! Lol
Are you selling mango saplings?
Maybe next year
You definitely missing the best one BKM ;) PSM would be 2nd and KS 3rd I still need to try KY and Far.
BKM is which cultivar ?
@@sanjeevpatil4043 brahm Kai meu
@@FruitFloridaFarm Thank you
Some of my Pim Sen Mun also have the nipples. Not all, but some do.