Hi,

Could anyone tell me which variety is this?

Thanks

Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to tell variety by leaves alone, the fruits are sometimes easier but still hard since there are SO many different varieties available now.. (though its a little easier to guess the fruit than the tree). Sorry, wish I could help?

Did you purchase from a nursery? Did you lose the label? Hopefully as the tree matures and fruits you might be able to have a much better idea then...

What about the pannicle color? It is not fully grown but there is no variety having such a color?

Jalilu

Now that you mention it...the color of the pannicles reminds me of my Pickering Mango? Here's what mine looks like...

Thank you for replying Nancy. It would be great if it is truly a Pickering!

This one was given to me in 2009 by a guy whose father owns a nursery in Southern Spain, but he had no idea about the variety. Unfortunately I lost his phone number. It was a little bit less than 3 ft when I got it, and it is now 5 ft. The tree does not get much direct sunlight in winter (3 to 4 h).

As far as I know there is no nursery that sells Pickering mango trees on this side of the Atlantic Ocean.

According to the following link (in spanish), young leaves color, adult leaves size and pannicle color ( if we can call it fuschia) correspond to Gouveiia.

I guess I'll have to wait for fruits, maybe in a couple of years!

Jalilu

Here is a link that might be useful: Mango Cultivars Descriptive Guide

You're welcome!! Seeing as you got this mango from Spain...it would be hard to tell what it might be,lol...possibly a variety I've never heard of. Please keep us posted when your tree fruits hopefully sooner than later...Good luck!