Mangos from Jamaica That Grow In Florida
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Published 2024-07-19
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00:00 Episode start
01:18 East Indian Mango
11:10 Julie Mango
19:04 Bombay (Paheri)
26:37 Nelson Mango
32:39 Stringy Mangos
35:45 Blackie Mango
36:25 Millie Mango
39:09 Jamaica Mango Seasons
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All Comments (21)
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At last! 🇯🇲Thank you, Paul! He said Millie!!!! He said #11!!! He said Sweetie!!! My whole childhood!!! Paul!!! Tears!!!
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We Jamaican get crazy when eating a East Indian Mango 🥭
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Thanks Paul for featuring Jamaican mangoes. It is true Alex that we Jamaicans are very passionate about our mangoes. We don't care about fibrous or non-fibrous, we just enjoy and the different varieties.
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People who grew up eating mangoes have no issue with fiber!! 😊
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Great video, thank you Paul and Alex
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I gave my jamacian co-worker a Mallika mango. She said that she loves it and that it tastes like a cow foot. I told her that she's Loco. I grafted her a Mallika tree.
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“We don’t drink coffee tea mango time 🎵”
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Thanks Paul for this episode .As Jamaican living in NY ,I really enjoyed it so much 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
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Love this series and very happy you did Jamaica. It was great to hear how they do in Florida. 1 thing I would ask is if we could get recomendations for low input varieties that taste similar to those from each region. For beginners it would be good to hear, if you like Thai or Jamaican mangoes, a no spray disease resistant substitute is x,y,z. Sometimes its better to get a good yield that is close than none of the exact one..
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Finally! Thank you Paul and Alex
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Glad to see he mentioned Number 11, one of my favorites. We had a big tree that was always loaded. This will only taste nice after it's picked and put on the table for a few days. I think it has a bright orange color.
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He's so knowledgeable!! I'm Jamaican and learned a lot about our mangoes here. Julie's my favorite 🥭 🇯🇲
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Thanks for sharing some of these mangoes from my country.
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Jamaicans love Mangos Fibers and all if you go to jamaica you will see mango trees in every backyard
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We love to just wash them and peel with our teeth, we are truly passionate about our mangoes❤❤❤ thanks for sharing about our mangoes🙏
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As a Jamaican I truly enjoyed this video Thank you Alex and Paul😊
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My dad nicknamed my younger sister 'Millie' ,after the Millie mango because she looked so sweet when she was born ❤️
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Great episode 🇯🇲
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Major crop from my 4 year old (5 ft tall) East Indian tree in South Florida this year-and strongly agree that the fruit is disease prone.
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GREAT BIT OF INFORMATION ABOUT MANGO 🥭 FROM JAMAICA 🇯🇲 👌.
