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Kathy - K3 Mango Grafted Tree

Kathy - K3 Mango Grafted Tree

$89.95 USD
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Key Features

Kathy mango tree grafted from Florida features a compact growth habit, elongated, glossy green leaves, fragrant small flowers, and produces sweet, juicy, fiberless fruit with a smooth skin.

Special considerations

Kathy mango trees grafted from Florida require well-drained soil, full sun, and regular watering, along with special care for pest management and protection from frost.

Growing and Care Instructions

Kathy mango trees prefer well-draining soil with regular watering, full sun exposure, tolerate temperatures between 25°F to 100°F, benefit from balanced fertilizer every 6-8 weeks, and require light pruning to maintain shape and remove dead wood.

  • Fertilizing

    Fertilize with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season.

  • Watering

    Water deeply but infrequently, allowing soil to dry between waterings.

  • Light Requirements

    Full sun to partial shade.

Type Fruit-bearing
Lifespan 40–50 years
Growth Moderate
Max Height 15–20 ft
Max Width 10–15 ft
Zone 9-11

10-11 Container / 9-11 Outdoors
(Hardy down to 30 F°)

  • Indo Chinese variety
  • Grown in our plant nursery in Homestead, Florida with the benefits of our subtropical weather
  • Average age of tree in 3 gal container: 12 -18months
  • Makes a great shade tree
  • Grafted trees can bear fruit in 2-3 years, under proper conditions and care.
  • This tree ships in a 3-Gallon plastic container

Best Mango Tree Care: Soil, Watering, Pruning, and Harvesting

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Astrid
Not quite as expected but actually better…

I ordered the 3 ft 3 gal of this plant and was expecting a typical young-ish plant that was still pretty thin. What I got was a thicker trunk than expected and it looked like the top had been lopped off fairly recently. Even though I was expecting a younger plant, having an older more mature plant works better for me since I prefer to shape my mangos starting on the shorter side. Also, since the trunk appears to be an older plant, I'm excited that it could fruit sooner. After about it a week or so, the buds near where it was lopped down to, started poking out. Now, roughly 2 weeks after receiving, there are around 7 branches that are working on growing and now I just need to decide which branch of those to keep lol. I did find that the new leaves, to me, kinda look like ”bubbly” which is kinda fun, compared to new leaves from my other mangos plants. Pic added for arrival vs today.

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Mellisa

Decent size tree and I am happy with that… it did just look like they had cut off some major branches on top that were black ( rot?) And it has one little branch growing but I’m sure it’ll lead out again in no time.

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Vernie Robbins
Kathy mango

Ordered 2 of them, transport/ mail was a little rough, but doing ok now