Thanks Newgen and Al!! No Florida isn't always this nice,lol...we get VERY hot and very HUMID here in the Spring and Summer!! Other than a few days of winter freeze the winters here are the best. Greentiger, If you get "grafted" mango trees...they can fruit quite early. Its the seedlings that takes many years to fruit. Here is a link that might be useful: Gritty Mix

It looks like it was really fried on that hot day.I'd take it out of the full sun for awhile,not complete shade,kind of dappled light if possible and gradually give more light. What's the potting mix? Brady

I use Dyna Gro on most of my potted gritty mix as well, but I DON'T use it on my Mango or Citrus only because its very expensive and I have some Very large containers. But it is an excellent fertilizer...Josh is right. I've used Dynamite fertilizer, I usually follow the directions on the container on the back using the 5 gallon as a guide and doubling or tripling as needed depending on the size of your pot. I sprinkle it on top of the pot and work it in the soil keeping most of it on the outer part of the container making sure I keep it a few inches from the trunk...water it in. I like it because its complete with macro & micro nutrients. Its a slow release and doesn't burn the roots, I apply it once a year and I'm good to go because its a 9 month formula. When its really growing and putting out new growth flushes, I also supplement with MG all purpose at 1/2 strength and add a tsp or two of Fish Emulsion. I do this every couple of weeks till the growths hardens... Dynamite Website Here is a link that might be useful: Video on Dynamite Fertilizer

I can't say about the size. I've heard of people running it through a lawn mower, an old blender or a leaf blower-vac. I just put some in a wide container and get a set of pruning clippers, the ones with the leverage built in, and go to town. Screen and repeat. FYI this counts as part of your upper body workout.