Hi mango friends,
I recently planted this 15 gallon carrie mango tree in ground about a week ago and noticed some of the lower leaves started to brown at the tips. Is this normal stress from transplanting? Or does it need more water? I’m in South FL for reference
Hi,
I don’t know much about figs. This is my first fig tree which is an LSU purple fig (I’m in South FL)
I gave it some osmocote plus and fish fertilizer, started pushing out new growth from the bottom. It has an awkward shape with the 3 trunks that look kind of leggy. They get full sun. Should I prune it at all?
I’ve got a decent sized yard but I am struggling to find out where to plant my mango trees. Currently have 2 in the ground that are getting 7-8 hours of sun in the summer (north east corner of yard) but I’m worried that will decrease when fall/winter comes since I have a lot of tall trees scattered throughout that may create shade when the sun path changes. I live in South FL zone 11a.
Do mangos still grow well in partial shade areas? How do I find the best spot for them?
Thanks,
Sincerely a stressed out mango noobie that spent way too much money on grafted trees
Bought a new home with all these beautiful plumeria trees