Mango Seedlings In Ground and Container - 9 Month Update

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Due to interest in an update, this video provides a 9-month update on the polyembryonic seedling mango plantings from last year (August 2022). A number of the seedlings were planted in-ground experimentally in straight clay (no soil amendment) with lava rock. The others are in container culture. I also share a new experiment for 4 in-ground mangos using mound planting.
Note: From November to March (5 months), the weather was cool and these did not put on any growth so they only had conducive weather for 4 months of the past 9. I'm hopeful they will really put on growth during summer.
Initial mango planting August 2022 - • New High Density Mango...
Container soil video - • Best Long-Term Soil Me...
My mango seedling source - www.ebay.com/usr/cocotropics239
Check out Naveed’s awesome channel and mango trees growing in the east valley: / @thenaveed787
Varieties growing:
1 Mango grafted - Glenn
2 Mango grafted - Mallika
3 Mango grafted - Nam Doc Mai
4 Mango grafted - Sugarloaf
5 Mango seedling - Cac
6 Mango seedling - Coconut Cream
7 Mango seedling - Cat Hoa Loc
8 Mango seedling - Cotton Candy
9 Mango seedling - Keow Savoy
10 Mango seedling - Lemon Meringue
11 Mango seedling - Lemon Zest
12 Mango seedling - Nam Doc Mai
13 Mango seedling - Orange Sherbet
14 Mango seedling - Philippine
15 Mango seedling - Pina Colada
16 Mango seedling - Sinclair (Okrung lineage)
17 Mango seedling - Sweet Tart
18 Mango seedling- Manila

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3 июл 2024

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@0anant0 Год назад

Good to see all those plants growing -- you have a very nice collection of mango varieties! Based on your previous video, I bought a few seedlings from cocotropics239 about six months ago, and half of them have survived in pots (indoors in winter). I am in Zone 9B, Bay Area.

@jeffconboy7146 Год назад

Thank you for the update

@epigeneticnerd4244 Год назад

I’m also in AZ and noticed out of the 7 mango trees I have planted, the ones that get the most sun are doing the best. With the exception of one taking it’s sweet ass time regardless of good sun.

@0anant0 Год назад

It is full sun or dappled shade?

@epigeneticnerd4244 Год назад

@@0anant0 it’s full sun!

@0anant0 Год назад

@@epigeneticnerd4244 Thanks!

@do7229 11 месяцев назад

Love your mango collection. You picked some really good varieties and some I have not heard of. I'm looking to start growing mangos in containers and just picked up an M4 this past weekend. It's already a little beat up in less than a week so I'm taking precautions on giving it more shade. How often do you water your container mangos and do you just use water straight from the hose? I would love to see you give frequent updates on your mangos, especially interested in how the container mangos do vs the in-ground mangos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

@EnlightenmentGarden 11 месяцев назад

The soil media is really key. 1:1:1 mixture of peat moss, decomposed granite, and perlite or pumice for container growing seems to work really well. I only have to water once a day in the summer (in the evening) from the hose and the mixture is very well draining yet holds moisture. No rot issues as I leave the organics (like composted mulch) on top of the soil only and not in the media near the roots. If you too are in the Phoenix area, I highly suggest giving your container and in-ground mango plants shade overhead to prevent leaf burn. I'm using 70% and it's helped them out dramatically.

@humzilla707 Год назад

Trying out a Manila in a 15 gallon pot I can bring in the house here in Tucson until I can get it big enough for the cold hopefully.

@naturalliving2011 10 месяцев назад

Nice collection! Where did you get the name signs from? Also, will the marker fade?

@EnlightenmentGarden 10 месяцев назад

Thanks! I got the sign markers (STARTOSTAR 30-Pack Metal Plant Labels Weatherproof Garden Markers,) off Amazon and used an oil-based paint pen. I have only had these for less than a year and so far the marker has not faded but the glossy black finish faded with hard water stains fairly quickly as irrigation spray hits them daily.

@naturalliving2011 10 месяцев назад

@@EnlightenmentGarden thank you I will look into it

@priyamenon2028 Год назад

Is that a wood fence wall mounted into the ground.(Next to the coconut cream mango seedling). What is that called and from where did you get that. That is a great idea to give some shade to the plants. And it is neatly mounted into the ground.

@EnlightenmentGarden Год назад

It's a 4' x 2' Boardwalk Black Polypropylene Decorative Screen Panel. They sell them at my local Lowes in the garden area. I'm using it to block the late afternoon sun as my newly planted sweet almond bush is too young to do the job. I tapped a t post into the ground and secured the panel to the post with wire. It's UV stable so it should hold up for a long time.

@rynophiliac 11 месяцев назад

hi what potting soil are you using and did any of the seedlings develop mold in the roots?

@EnlightenmentGarden 11 месяцев назад

Check out my video, Best Long-Term Soil Media for Container Plants. While this recipe provides fantastic drainage and no rot/mold, an even simpler mix I currently use is: 1 part peat moss, 1 part decomposed granite, and 1 part perlite or pumice. Extras I add to the mix are 1 tbsp of mycorrhizae and 1/4 cup of biochar. I sprinkle in some osmocote on top of the media for slow-release food and top dress with composted mulch

@rynophiliac 10 месяцев назад

cool I would like to try it, where did you get the decomposed granite? You buy it online or local here in AZ? @@EnlightenmentGarden

@paradisusAZ Год назад

If you move, would you stay in AZ? I heard a few times you mentioning the idea of potentially moving. Are you planning on adding a greenhouse down the road?

@EnlightenmentGarden Год назад

You never know. I may downsize when I retire but that's a ways off. I have no definite plans but would stay in the same area. Now that I found the right container mix for tropicals, I really like growing them in pots. It's a nice feeling that I can take them with me if I ever do move and not have to start over. I have no plans for a greenhouse.

@rarefruit2320 Год назад

What potting mix are you using? Did you do a vid on it?

@EnlightenmentGarden Год назад

@@rarefruit2320 Yes my mix is mostly inert (peat moss, decomposed granite and perlite at equal volumes) which is why the plants don't ever rot in it no matter how much water they get. Here is the video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5BK9miwTEj8.html. This soil recipe is inspired by Gary Matsuoka's (Laguna Hills Nursery) teachings about perfect soil.