Mango 'Nam Doc Mai' (Mangifera indica)
Regular price $84.95The Nam Doc (Dok) Mai Mango tree is a premium cultivar introduced to Florida from Thailand in 1973. It is hands down the most sought after of the Thai mango varieties, and for good reason. The fruit is firm, sweet, aromatic and completely fiberless. Nam Doc Mai Mango fruit ripens from June to July. The Nam Doc Mai Mango is well-suited for small yards and containers
Nam Doc Mai Mango is a semi-dwarf variety, reaching a mature height and canopy width of 10-15 feet. It's cold hardy to around 30 degrees.
Plant Type
Tropical / Subtropical Evergreen Fruit Tree
Harvest Season
Mid to late Summer
In the early spring, Mangifera indica blossoms with clusters of flower spikes, and fruits mature over a matter of months, giving way to delicious juicy oblong fruits just in time for summer.
Mature Size
The mature size of a mango tree really depends on the variety of mango. Dwarf Mango varieties (aka condo mangoes) can be dwarfed in planters and max out at around 6-10 feet, whereas some mango varieties reach upwards of 20-40 ft tall. A mango tree's canopy spread will be almost as wide as the height of the tree.
Soil & Moisture
Mango trees prefer neutral to slightly acidic soil that is well-draining, rocky, sandy, high, and dry. It requires moderate moisture throughout the year with more watering throughout flowering and fruiting season and less during the winter. Mango trees will generally grow well in many soil types as long as there is good drainage.
Light Requirements
Full Sun
Self-Fertile
Yes
Growth Rate
Fast
Zone Hardiness
Outdoors 9-11 (frost protection until established); Patio/Greenhouse 4+
There is some slight variation of cold tolerance depending on variety. Dwarf varieties of mango trees are really well-suited for containers and can easily be brought indoors during the winter.
Propagation
Our Mango trees are grafted and ready to produce within 1 or 2 years.
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