Mango Tree ‘Guava’ or 'Sein Ta Lone'

Mango Tree ‘Guava’ or 'Sein Ta Lone'Early Mid Season Indochinese hybrid Flavor Origin: Myanmar Guava is the same mango as Sein Ta Lone, the name which it is known by in Myanmar, where it is grown on a large scale. Guava mangos have an undeniably good aroma, and an extra sweet quality thats hard to put a finger on. They do bear similarity to the taste and smell of a ripe guava, but the central flavor is high quality mango. Its a vigorous tree, with an open, spreading canopy. The fruit

Latin name - Manihot esculenta

it has become very well known and popular in the South Florida mango scene

Height: 10-12 ft  /  Sweet dessert-type ¾ sized fruit

which can sometimes lead to ripe mangos in winter

(Atemoya x reticulata)

This heat loving vine has mucilaginous leaves that are excellent in a stir fry and great for thickening soups and stews

and has a honey-sweet flavor similar to other Thai mangos

it makes a reliable heavy crop each year

The plant is highly resistant to pests and diseases

‘Orange Sherbet’ was a seedling of Lemon Meringue

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