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Growing over 100 Mango Trees In Orlando Florida

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I am in Central Florida, Kissimmee to be exact. Carlos is growing many fruit trees. Over 100 Varieties of mangos. His RU-vid page is @Living-With-Mangos
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@scottburgle2169 Месяц назад

…..The thoughts running through Paul’s head when Juan Carlos said he planted the trees only 10ft apart!

@alexmurphy4040 Месяц назад

😂😂😂 The only word on the mind at point was " Blasphemy!!!😮😮😮"

@themangovista Месяц назад

Wow, so many great varieties. I can’t wait to see his place in a couple more years. Great job 🥭👍

@jeremypinto3274 Месяц назад

Great video and so glad to see 2 of the greatest mango gardeners in Central Florida on the same video with Paul! Kevin and Carlos are pure motivation for us that are zone pushing in Central Florida area. 🙏 🥭 😋

@rudekperezacupuncturist Месяц назад

Impressed with his memory to recall everything has planted. Nice project!

@LauraNison Месяц назад

Really great video, and the mango tasting was so good and funny! The three of you are good together in this video!

@resukepowell9811 Месяц назад

Don't follow folks about spacing in Orlando we are in a cold area trees needed to be close to create that microclimate and protect each other. We are not in South Florida!!!!

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

@@resukepowell9811 ssssoooo true… we need to pack it up👍

@resukepowell9811 Месяц назад

@@Living-With-Mangos true words!

@larod2010 Месяц назад

I’ve got no choice but to pack them in on my small lot. Need to find something like what Juan Carlos has to grow my own fruit forest.

@OrlandoBackyardGardening Месяц назад

@@Living-With-Mangospack it up brother

@FelipeRubio85 Месяц назад

Same here I only have a 1/4 of an acre so I have no choice but to plant them closely together.

@Carlos1075 Месяц назад

Paul. Thank you for another grand slam video. I been to Juan Carlos’ yard and it’s an amazing place. I wish him the best in this wonderful journey.

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

Thank you brother 🙏

@mjt2582 Месяц назад

Just starting out on his journey of growing mango trees. Love to see that

@LoganShelton-rh3lp Месяц назад

Wow. What a place. Amazing. I grow to have a food Forrest as well. I want fresh delicious fruit that can't be obtained from the store. The passion of growing too!

@thehuntfortruth Месяц назад

Happy to see this guy living the dream! Thanks for sharing Paul

@MangoAficionado Месяц назад

Great place ,love his spirit,he really needs to focus on creating that protection on the North Side ,definitely something taller than plantain,maybe actual massive native trees.🤙

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

@@MangoAficionado I’ll keep trying… thanks 🙏

@D8V1Dx Месяц назад

On a positive note, if it doesn't work out in the future, he can remove the middle tree and they will be 20ft apart.

@marcuswelby921 Месяц назад

what a wonderful yard tour!! The BEST i ever seen in Central Florida. Paul is right that is not lemon meringue.

@jeff6899 Месяц назад

Was Hopeful the title here would have been "Growing Over 101 Mango Trees..." But--hey--you can't have it all🤣😁 Only one short---so I still may watch w/ my typical "thumbs up" here😁🤗 (seriously, update: Great guy & video ! Nice property for a top schoolteacher :) )

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

Thank you kindly

@MsFishingdog Месяц назад

Great video

@Driven22 Месяц назад

man, so cool that you have all that space. It looks like you did a great job with it.

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

Thank you brother 👍

@subpilot1000 Месяц назад

I love his use of grass as living mulch. I hate to bear bad news, but I'm pretty sure that in 10-15 years he'll discover that 20'-25' apart would have made his life much, much easier. Like Alex, he could have put temporary trees in between them and sell those when it became too crowded. I'm predicting right now that he'll end up removing every other tree when it catches up to him.

@originaldanman Месяц назад

The way I see, I'm 62 and my trees are almost as close as this, in 20 to 25 years I'll be 87, if I live that long. I don't think I'll care much how crowded my trees are by then, as long as I can still get enough to eat, and taste them.

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

Thank you kindly for the encouragement 🙏

@nram1 Месяц назад

At 14:10, that tree from Puerto Rico gets real big and wide as I'm sure they know. It's beautiful but has a wide canopy that is not dense.

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

So true

@joseangelramirez1123 Месяц назад

Thanks for the inspiration...future mangos sending thanks from EP Texas

@SIGGYINTERNATIONAL Месяц назад

wow that is an amazing collection , nice video !

@tyronsummerall9604 Месяц назад

Great work,!!!

@jorgeespinoza3150 Месяц назад

Southeast Texas has to pack trees tight and keep them trimmed AND be ready to cover and heat.

@artfulwatcher3812 Месяц назад

Epic yard and a great tour. Excellent explanations of varieties etc.

@harleylimassol211 Месяц назад

Awesome show! Nice to see everyone growing amazing plants. Great info!

@marksfowler1 Месяц назад

Warehouse stores like Sam's and Costco have 4 ft by 4-ft pieces of cardboard that divide the layers on pallets. That would probably be a good idea to cut one side and slide it around your trees, cover with some mulch to knock the grass back.

@edwinreyes7699 Месяц назад

Another nice videos from experts from the field fruit trees. I too am located I. Oviedl,fl. As well with a few mango trees. Learned slot from all these gentleman's vixdos. They don't disappoint as always thanks for sharing us all your knowledge keep up the good work guys.

@theespinozagrove 26 дней назад

Fantastic video

@subpilot1000 Месяц назад

The mango he lifted that is mislabled as ValCarrie looks like a Julie. At 67 yrs old, with lots of skin cancers removed including chunks of my ears I strongly recommend hats that protect cheeks, ears and neck. I also wear sun sleeves now and wet them for easy A/C.

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

Thank you 🙏

@enriquevargas4570 Месяц назад

How do you protect the mango tree from frezzing here in Orlando?

@Donto.G Месяц назад

That square shaped mango is definitely in the Julie family. Could be Julie, Juliette, graham, maybe super Julie. But definitely in that family

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

@@Donto.G I’ll be happy with any one of those 😎

@sheldonkowlessar7591 Месяц назад

@@Donto.G my dad said the same thing once he saw the edge

@Donto.G Месяц назад

@@Living-With-Mangos beautiful property. Just a suggestion, consider planting your experimental seedlings along the fence. 5-8 feet apart. Creating a mango hedge. That’s what Chris at truly tropical does. Would give them a place to mature while you wait to see what the fruit is like, and create a windbreak for the interior trees. Then if the fruit turns out to be less desirable cut them back and top work with other experimental seedlings utilizing the mature root system. faster fruiting, less waiting, less pots taking up space. Just a thought

@nram1 Месяц назад

Orlando Gardener just did a video with 4 kinds of Julie so worth checking

@Crownjewelfarm Месяц назад

Totally agree

@onortosu Месяц назад

So mangoes are affected by RKN?? I've had 3-4 mango trees in my yard die (before I knew what RKN were), and I do have heavy RKN infection in my yard.

@k.w.7412 Месяц назад

Love all these places you tour and this channel but a PSA to all to keep in mind the importance of keeping native plants on your property. There's so many northerners coming here and they take down all the native vegetation and it's not good for our environment or wildlife.

@CleanestGreen Месяц назад

Blessings from Odessa, FL. Do you happen to be located in Largo??

@FruitfulTrees Месяц назад

The video was filmed in Kisseemmee

@daniellanoel8629 Месяц назад

I would like to know how he got them to grow that big within 2 and half years?

@jhost0311 Месяц назад

What part of orlando is he? I’m in orlando and sure didn’t think you could grow mame sapote here

@FruitfulTrees Месяц назад

Kisseeme

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

Kissimmee

@jhost0311 Месяц назад

@@Living-With-Mangos So can you grow mamey sapote and soursop there? I’m NW orlando and definitely don’t think I can.

@user-jz7ny1qc6j Месяц назад

I just saw that my fantastic local farm market store, detwilers (stores are all around Sarasota county) just started carrying mango trees which they get from zill. They have ice cream, lemon zest, sweet tart, coconut cream. I don't have much space but im running out of excuses as to why i shouldn't be growing mangos, especially now that I can pick up a great variety next time i go grocery shopping!

@samuelkem 25 дней назад

Bro, I hate to tell you this but all those trees will be dead in 3 years there is a reason there is no grown trees past westpalm beach. Mango trees implode under 28 degrees. When winter comes and the thermostat hits 28 your trees are done.

@edwardr4704 19 дней назад

Not true…. Have a Nam Doc Mai and East Indian in my backyard, and I live close to downtown Orlando. Both are 10-15ft tall.

@samuelkem 19 дней назад

@@edwardr4704 it hasn't hit 28 degrees since you planted them just wait.

@121080hulk 7 дней назад

Can you recommend a mango that grows well in a pot I am in fort lauderdale FL

@FruitfulTrees 6 дней назад

pickering

@user-is8jw5lc6n 11 дней назад

Mr garden owner, I commend your tour. The interviewer man should eat some fruit for energy

@sheldonkowlessar7591 Месяц назад

Beautiful yard and home. How come you have all these fruit trees but no Pomarosa sir? 😅

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

I do have Pumarosa… didn’t get featured.. it’s on the other side 😇

@sheldonkowlessar7591 Месяц назад

@Living-With-Mangos anhh niiiice has it beared any yet? I have tried a few times to grow a tree i got from friends in Miami and it always dies. Growing one from seed now so we'll see how that goes

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

@@sheldonkowlessar7591 not year I have 2 seedlings growing about 1.5 years old 😄

@sheldonkowlessar7591 Месяц назад

@Living-With-Mangos hopefully you have better luck than me. Im in Lake Wales and 3 trees so far has died. The heat and cold here doesn't help. Last one my dad is hoping to resurrect 🤞

@user-is8jw5lc6n 11 дней назад

Wow, I apologise for this - but the interviewer man sounds like he belongs in hospital with an in drip for energy

@FruitfulTrees 10 дней назад

Not sure I understand your comment, were we running a race?

@theOTgardener Месяц назад

I wonder if he has tried even half of what he is growing. I’m curious because I saw someone post recently that they disliked several mangoes that they were growing. IMO It is such a waste of money, space, and time to plant things that you don’t eat unless it’s for commercial ‘use’. If you know that certain things don’t do well in central FL, then why waste your time?

@amelh Месяц назад

Because he loves what he does...everyone has diff opinions, taste, thinking, plans...let him figure it out on his own..

@scottburgle2169 Месяц назад

At 16:44 he says he’s tasted all of them.

@scottburgle2169 Месяц назад

At 16:44 he says he’s tasted all of them.

@dadamandadaboy Месяц назад

How many acres?

@Fjodor.Tabularasa Месяц назад

Watch it, and you will hear the owner telling you.

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

2.16

@billburdzel9245 Месяц назад

I dont think that first tree is an orange essence. Orange essence fruit is more of a round shaped mango with a flattish bottom with two small bumps. The mango you have looks longer, more like a sherbet but I couldn't see the bottom clearly. It doesnt look like my fruit at all.

@FruitfulTrees Месяц назад

You are correct, that's why I said Orange Sherbet.

@nram1 Месяц назад

Where's the East Indian mango?

@CedarSproutHomestead 24 дня назад

That accents alone are annoying. Y'all being in Florida even more so

@saucyruben 15 дней назад

as a born and raised floridian, i feel the same

@frostamatus Месяц назад

Just change the name of your channel to: WE ONLY TALK ABOUT MANGOS

@FruitfulTrees Месяц назад

It's mango season

@user-jz7ny1qc6j Месяц назад

You like what you like man

@js_playa Месяц назад

Or maybe you can not click the video and not watch 😂 stop crying😢

@Living-With-Mangos Месяц назад

@@frostamatus hahaha funny 😁

@frostamatus Месяц назад

@@FruitfulTrees Mangos grow in a small area of English speaking areas though. Kinda limits the scope of your channel. I live in KY. Tired of hearing about stuff I have no chance of growing. So I will just unsubscribe. Thought you might want to know why...

@Fjodor.Tabularasa Месяц назад

Very nice yard with lots of trees. Bit too tight spaced though.