Glenn Mango Tree 7G

Glenn Mango Tree in 7 Gallon Pot available in Jupiter, FL.

Bring bold tropical flavor and backyard beauty to your space with our Glenn mango tree, grown with expert care in a 7-gallon pot and ready to thrive in South Florida’s sun-soaked climate. This semi-dwarf variety is a favorite among mango lovers for its rich, non-fibrous fruit, manageable size, and exceptional disease resistance.

Plant Class: Mangifera indica – Angiosperm, Class Magnoliopsida (Dicotyledons)
Growth Habit: Upright, compact, semi-dwarf tree
Light Requirements: Full sun
Watering Needs: Moderate, with periods of dryness between waterings
Soil Type: Well-drained, sandy loam or compost-rich soil
Hardiness Zone: USDA Zones 9B–11 (perfectly suited for South Florida)

Description:
This Glenn mango in a 7-gallon pot is an excellent addition to edible landscapes, raised beds, or as a stand-alone feature tree in your Green Zone. Originally developed in South Florida, the Glenn mango has earned its reputation for reliable production, sweet aromatic fruit, and a growth habit that’s ideal for home gardens. Expect a rounded canopy with manageable pruning needs and fruit typically ripening from June to July.

The fruit is fiberless, juicy, and yellow-blushed with a smooth, creamy texture. Unlike larger mango varieties, Glenn can be maintained at 10–15 feet, making it accessible and harvest-friendly even in smaller yards or large patio containers.

Care Tips for South Florida:

• Sun: Mangos are sun worshippers. Plant in full sun with open sky exposure for optimal flowering, fruiting, and flavor development.

• Watering: Young trees need regular deep watering 1–2 times per week during the dry season. Once established, reduce watering to allow the roots to breathe—mango trees are drought-tolerant and don’t like "wet feet."

• Soil: Fast-draining soil is essential. Enrich sandy soils with compost or organic matter, and avoid planting in areas that flood or retain water.

• Fertilization: Feed with a tropical fruit tree fertilizer every 6–8 weeks during the growing season. Supplement with micronutrients like magnesium for enhanced fruit quality.

• Pruning: Light pruning helps maintain shape and air circulation. Remove vertical or crossing branches after harvest.

• Spacing: If planting in the ground, allow at least 10–15 feet of space from other trees or structures for healthy canopy development.

Why You'll Love It:

• Early fruiting with a manageable size

• Superior taste and aroma with no stringy texture

• Disease-resistant and perfect for organic gardening

• A gorgeous, glossy-leaved tropical focal point

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