| Weight | 17 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 10 × 48 in |
| Tree Size | 3 Gallon Tree |
3 in stock
$40.00
Maha Chanok Mango Tree
Growth Rate & Size: The Maha Chanok Mango tree starts off as a slow grower but picks up pace as it matures. This medium to large-sized tree can be maintained at a manageable height of 15-20 feet with regular pruning.
Canopy & Structure: With its open canopy and long, slender branches, the Maha Chanok Mango tree has a distinctive appearance. The branches have long gaps between the leaves, giving the tree a somewhat airy look. Pruning, especially tip-pruning, is essential to encourage fruit production and control its growth.
Fruit Production: As the tree ages, it becomes a prolific producer, yielding a good to heavy crop of small to medium-sized mangos, each weighing between 0.7 – 1.5 lbs.
Fruit Appearance: The mangos are uniquely oblong and slender, often described as tubular. Depending on the amount of sunlight they receive, the fruit can develop a beautiful orangish-pink blush or remain a flawless golden-yellow.
Flavor Profile: The Maha Chanok Mango is celebrated for its sweet, floral flavor with a hint of tartness. The flesh is fiberless, smooth, and creamy, with subtle notes of melon and tangerine. The fruit has a peculiar aroma, reminiscent of turnips or parsnips, due to higher concentrations of Terpinolene.
Ripeness & Harvesting: These mangos are typically ready for harvest between June and July. The best time to pick them is when they start showing signs of yellow color break and transition to a golden yellow hue. The blush on the fruit is influenced by sun exposure and does not indicate ripeness.
Shelf Life & Resistance: Maha Chanok Mangos have a long shelf life and are resistant to Anthracnose, making them ideal for areas with higher humidity and low winds.
History: Originating in Thailand, the Maha Chanok Mango is a cross between the Ivory Mango and Sunset Mango. It has gained popularity in Southwest Florida over the past decade.
SHIPPING
Carriers and Services
We ship all orders via UPS, offering Standard, Expedited, and Overnight services. Shipping costs and delivery times depend on your location and the selected service.
Winter Shipping Advisory
Cold Weather Alert: Tropical trees are highly sensitive to cold temperatures. During colder months, our greenhouses maintain warm, optimal conditions for growth, which makes plants more vulnerable to cold damage during shipping.
Recommendations: If temperatures along the shipping route are below 40°F, we recommend holding your order until it’s safe to ship. We will notify you if a delay is necessary.
No Freeze Warranty: We do not guarantee plants shipped during freezing conditions. Shipping in cold weather is at the buyer’s discretion and risk.
Shipping Schedule
Local (In-State) Shipments: Orders ship Monday through Wednesday to ensure delivery before the weekend. Most locations within the state receive deliveries in 1 to 2 days.
Out-of-State Shipments: Orders ship primarily on Monday and Tuesday to avoid weekend delays.
Packaging and Damage Claims
Plants are carefully packaged to minimize the risk of damage during transit. However, if damage occurs, you must contact us within 24 hours of delivery.
Submit clear photos of the packaging and the plant to southeden@outlook.com. Claims cannot be processed without photos.
Order Processing and Pickup
Orders placed before 5:00 PM are processed the same business day.
Local pickups are available between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM on weekdays and are processed on the same day.
Returns
All sales are final.
Due to agricultural regulations, we cannot accept returns or exchanges on any items, including live tropical trees.
If you receive an incorrect or damaged item, contact us at southeden@outlook.com within 3 days of delivery. Claims must include clear photos of the packaging and item to be reviewed. We’ll work with you to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
Thank you for supporting South Eden Edible Nursery! We appreciate your understanding and are committed to ensuring your plants arrive in the best possible condition.
