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Cool weather mango question

rtees_garden
12 years ago

Hi all, I have a question for the cool weather mango growers, especially those in Southern CA.

I returned from vacation yesterday to find that my Valencia Pride mango has started a growth flush. It is a young tree that I planted in July.

The nights recently have been in the low 40s and will stay that way until March or so with highs in the 60s (typical coastal San Diego weather).

What I want to know is should I give the tree a weak dose of fertilizer to help the growth out or just leave it be. My feeling is to leave it alone since I do not want a lot of tender growth to get damaged if we get a cold night (like last week, I'll post on that heartbreak later) but on the other hand, since it has decided to do this on its own maybe I should help it along.

What are the experience of others on this matter?

Thanks, Richard

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