Maha Chanook Mango Tree Grafted – 2-3Ft – 3 Gallon Pot – Tropical Fruit Tree Zones 9-11 – Sweet Flavor Mango Tree Ready to Bear Fruit in 1 Year
Maha Chanook Mango Tree Grafted – 2-3Ft – 3 Gallon Pot – Tropical Fruit Tree Zones 9-11 – Sweet Flavor Mango Tree Ready to Bear Fruit in 1 Year
Maha Chanook Mango Tree is a grafted tropical fruit tree, 2-3 ft tall, perfect for Zones 9-11. Produces sweet mangoes and is ready to bear fruit in just one year.
$159.99
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Product Details
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USDA Hardiness Zone
9-11 -
Soil type
Well-draining soil -
Sunlight Exposure
Full sunlight -
Expected Planting Period
Year-round in Zones 9-11
Transform your garden with the stunning Maha Chanook Mango Tree, a tropical gem prized for its deliciously sweet fruit and compact growth habit. This grafted tree reaches a manageable size of 12-15 ft when pruned, making it ideal for both large outdoor spaces and indoor settings like bright conservatories or heated greenhouses.
Maha Chanook Mango Trees thrive in USDA Zones 9-11, where the climate supports their tropical needs. This tree is delivered in a 3-gallon pot, standing at 2-3 ft tall, and is ready to bear fruit in just one year. With a mature height of 15-20 ft in open fields, it can be pruned to suit smaller spaces, offering versatility for home gardeners.
To ensure successful growth, plant this mango tree in well-draining soil and a location with full sunlight. Maintaining a minimum temperature of 12°C (53.6°F) year-round is essential. Maha Chanook Mango Trees are relatively low-maintenance once established, making them a practical choice for gardeners who want high-quality tropical fruit with minimal effort.
Enjoy the practical advantages of this grafted mango tree—it’s not only an elegant addition to your garden but also a valuable source of fresh, sweet mangoes. Whether you’re growing it in a warm temperate climate or a controlled environment, this tree delivers exceptional beauty and productivity.
Key Features:
- Type of Plant: Grafted Mango Tree
- Condition: Live Plant
- Mature Size: 12-15 ft (pruned), up to 15-20 ft in fields
- Growing Conditions: Thrives in USDA Zones 9-11
- Soil Type: Well-draining soil
- Sunlight Exposure: Full sunlight
- Expected Planting Period: Year-round in Zones 9-11
FAQ:
Q1: What is the mature size of the Maha Chanook Mango Tree?
A1: The tree can grow up to 15-20 ft in open fields but can be pruned to 12-15 ft for smaller spaces.
Q2: Can I grow this mango tree indoors?
A2: Yes, the tree can be grown in a large, bright conservatory or heated greenhouse with a minimum temperature of 12°C (53.6°F).
Q3: How soon will the tree start bearing fruit?
A3: This grafted mango tree is ready to bear fruit in just one year.
Q4: What USDA zones are suitable for this tree?
A4: The tree thrives in USDA Zones 9-11.
Q5: Does this mango tree require a lot of maintenance?
A5: Once established, it has low maintenance demands, needing only pruning and proper growing conditions to thrive.
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