Very nice. How long have you had it? Where did you get it? When do you bring it in and how do you care for it in winter.

That’s awesome! If you grew it from a pit, then I’ll be even more impressed. lol!

I grafted it several years ago from a scion from Florida onto a Kent seedling rootstock (store-bought fruit). I bring it into my heated garage for the winter.

I did start the rootstock from seed.

Nice. I am growing some mango (2+ yr old), lychee (1+ year old) and avocado (2+ year old) seedlings. They grow pretty slowly under my conditions (not much sun and of course northeast weather) but have been itching to try to graft them. Any pointers for grafting success?

getgoing100_7b_nj , for grafting mangoes and avocados, go to YouTube. Lots of great demonstrations on there. Search for 'Richard Campbell grafting mangoes', for example.

For Lychees, I've read they are very difficult to graft. Most all of them are propagated by air-layering.

FWIW, you can find places in Florida or Calilfornia to mail you out scions of good Avo or Mango varieties. It's pretty crucial though to get fast shipping. The fresher the scion, the more success you will have. I always keep a couple mango seedlings growing in case I can gain access to some cheap fresh scions.

Thanks. yes, i have been eyeing some sellers of scions on ebay. I will probably try next spring.

You have waited long enough and worked hard yo get here. Enjoy. Ehat other varieties are you growing?

I also grow Mallika. But it's too small to hold fruit yet. Hoping to obtain some Pickering scions for grafting.

What mango variety?