Truly Tropical Mango Varieties- ‘Pickering’ 

Has a hint of coconut flavor in my opinion. Delicious!

Just recently got my Pickering mango tree definitely looking forward to when it starts fruiting in a couple years.

Pickering is usually the variety I recommend to friends and family that are looking for a Mango tree for the first time. not everyone is patient, and Pickering delivers fast, it is easy to keep small, so great for limited spaces. and the flavor profile, is one that most people like, your basic mango flavor, with maybe a hint of coconut. I was surprised to see in this video that Pickering has a poly embryonic seed, I never bothered to check my fruit for that. that's good news for people that enjoy planting seeds and watching them grow like that.

I have one and going to purchase another ! Good Good Good

My first mango tree. I started growing it in Miami then after a few years transplanted it to Orlando. It's doing wonderful and produces a good crop year after year. Very compact bushy grower. Does not require much fertilizer to do well. Highly recommend.

another great mango video. thank you for making this video.

One of my Favorites !

I have one too. Can't wait for it to give me some delicious fruits.

Love my Pickering!

Oh my goodness, am I seeing what I think I’m seeing, Chris with no hat on ,a T-shirt and shorts, I must be seeing things, LOL PS. Thank you for the video I very much enjoyed Pickering Mango also 😊

My tree is not blooming this season. Hopefully it will later. 😔

Has a hint of coconut milk flavor

Hello, thank you for your videos, I've been enjoying them. I currently have a Keitt, Irwin, Zil, and Pickering, and have just recently managed to get a Fascell graft to take that I got from a friends tree. I have not been able to find hardly anyone who has even heard of the Fascell, have you? So far it's my favorite mango, though the Zil (which was my dad's favorite) is hard to beat.

"what's it matter?" (says the guy who's lifes work is dedicated to harvesting mangos). if that doesn't matter, then why does any of it matter? i'm glad you raised the topic chris - even though you were essentially scolded for it. IT DOES MATTER.

these are the most informative and well done mango profiles videos I have seen. have you heard of the Mahachanook or the new Zills releases for 2017 named Pheonix?

Truly Tropical .Good afternoon ! I always enjoy watching your videos with such pleasure Tell me If I plant a stone from a Pickering mango Will the tree retain maternal characteristics ? Or the fruits will later be different both in taste and in shape and color. I will really look forward to hearing from you

Is it fiberless?

Hi can you please confirm whether the seed is poly or monoembryonic?

Love watching your videos. Can I request a video on Sweet Tart?

These are great videos. VERY interesting. I hope you are right about PIckering being polyembryonic, because I have a two year old seedling I am hoping will be true to type.

I've got one growing here in California. The tree is entering it's second year.

Around <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="492">8:12</a>, what are those spots on the leaves?

Would this be a tree i could try here in Holland?? Given i would protect it from hard frost. Or would there be other variety's you would recomend? I've been growing 3 here just from store bocht fruit but concidering they can't grow too big given they would need to stay in our house for the winter's so chances are they would never bare fruit (i think). But i would love for one to stay in the garden and grow in the full soil. I still could not let it grow to full size given i need to cover it in the winter and the bigger the tree the harder it would get 😅 Before you think i'm nuts for trying😅 Don't think it its a given fact 😅 I'm trying leechee's and citrus too 😇 And if i can get my hands on other seeds or tree's they too will be subjected to my grazyness 😅🤣 Perhaps in the future i will get my huge greenhouse for all the tree's i have grown 😇

Ha ! Waited for this one as well :) My Pickering tree is nearly 2 full yrs old and I left some fruit on it this yr...it wanted to fruit like crazy, but I removed the vast majority down to only 4--one is ripening on the counter right now. Not sure how the young tree will taste just yet, but glad to see you also show some variation in the coloring--it otherwise has all the traits of an attractive Pickering dwarf...we also need Dr. Pickering on this one ! Interestingly, my Pickering is planted right next to my Carrie...what was that variety though in between the Carrie & the originator Julie mango he mentioned ? Just want to make sure I heard that correctly... Great video--as usual ! (btw, what is that plant growing out of the top of your head ?? :) :) )

Quick Question: Don't think I have found this to be completely true yet, but I know many who suggest not to completely prune a mango tree each yr, as much of the fruiting may be compromised that yr...do you find this to be true ?? I hope (may need to) to keep many of my current 7 mango variety trees smaller, though many are said to be dwarf or semi-dwarf...

I noticed you picked that mango like a lychee@<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="530">8:50</a>... removing some of the branch and leaves. Is there a reason?

Semi-dwarf? That thing looks like it's over 50 feet high, wth!

Hi what's the chance of a 4lb fruit in this variety?

I’m in Orlando Florida and would love to buy some from you guys and Walter if that’s possible please thx

Hi all, where can I buy one producing fruit already? I’m in California Thank you!!

You guys are competitors , should you be like sabotage each other or something?

Those mangos look like shit. I hope they taste better then they look.