Mahachanok Mango Tree – Grafted Tropical Fruit Tree – 3 Gallon Pot- NO SHIP CA

Grafted Maha Chanook Mango Tree: A Tropical Delight

Bring the taste of the tropics to your backyard with a Grafted Maha Chanook Mango Tree. This exceptional variety is known for its unique flavor profile, blending sweetness with a refreshing tartness. The Maha Chanook mango is a hybrid, believed to be a cross between the Ivory mango and the Florida Sunset mango. With our grafted tree, you can look forward to enjoying delicious, homegrown mangoes.

The fruit itself is oblong and medium-sized, with a shape reminiscent of a hot dog. Inside, you’ll find fiberless flesh and a thin monoembryonic seed. This mango offers a delightful bouquet and a sweet, floral flavor balanced by a tart component, setting it apart from other Thai mangoes. The tree has a medium growth habit and spreading canopy.

The Maha Chanook mango tree is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking a mango that offers both sweet and tart notes. Its resistance to anthracnose makes it a reliable producer even in less-than-ideal conditions. While not a dwarf variety, its manageable size makes it suitable for many gardens. The fruit is perfect for those who enjoy a variety of flavors in their mangoes.

These trees exhibit a medium growth habit and spreading canopy. They generally grow slowly initially, but their growth rate increases over time. Grafting ensures earlier fruit production and consistent fruit quality compared to growing from seed. Enjoy the benefits of a professionally grafted, fully rooted mango tree ready to thrive in your garden.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How tall will this Maha Chanook mango tree grow? While not a dwarf variety, it maintains a manageable size, typically reaching a medium height with a spreading canopy.
• What kind of soil is best for my mango tree? Well-draining soil is crucial. A mix of sandy loam with good organic matter works well.
• How much sunlight does it need? Maha Chanook mango trees thrive in full sun, requiring at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily.
• When will my tree produce fruit? Grafted trees typically produce fruit sooner than those grown from seed, often within 1-3 years after planting.
• Is this mango tree resistant to diseases? Yes, the Maha Chanook variety is known for its resistance to anthracnose.