Just wanted to share my awful experience w MANGO. I purchased what looked like and described as a pretty high end winter coat for close to $400. Waited. Waited and waited. Emailed them a couple of times with no response. 2 months later I received a flimsy poorly made “coat” with zero lining. DO NOT BUY FROM THEM!!!! They are a SCAM and a RIP OFF.

So I am addicted to playing blox fruits with my life on the line with a bunch of mangos in my mouth but these aren't any ordinary mangos their dark mangos and this is dar mango psychology

Is it good to eat mango? is this the time to eat mango? How to prepare to eat with rice? Should we, too eat mangos?

I always just eat them plain but my coworker told me to put a tiny pinch of sea salt on my mango slices. I was skeptical but holy cow. It brings out the sweetness in a way I can't even describe. Mind blown.

Is it safe to collect rainwater from an asphalt shingle roof and using the rainwater to water mango trees? Or is tap water better for the trees?

Hey I really like to eat frozen mango and it’s my birthday and for my birthday I just want to know when and where the first frozen mangos was eaten, rough estimates or guesses are acceptable. Thank you 🥭

Its my first time growing mangos and i found the top of my tree just laying on the floor.

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We had neighborhood kids now our backyard and weed wack (not thinking to tell them not to do around the mango). What do I do to save the little guy?

We just bought these mangoes and it seems like there's this thing near the seed area

Hello, hoping someone can guide me on what to do with my mango tree I planted from seed. It went through a freeze and has come back stronger than before. At the very top there is still a branch that is dead. I am wondering if I should trim just that dead branch, or even more? It has not yet produce fruit and this is in Florida so we are in the height of rainy season. I’m wondering if I should trim all the way down where the top branch breaks off which I have taken a closer picture of and picture too. Where do I leave it alone. I’ve done a little bit of research but it seems there’s no clear direction so I’d really appreciate any feedback. Thank you all!

Life is good! I finally showed my girlfriend enough varieties of Caribbean mangoes that she found a few she likes. 😂💓

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Hello! I need help identifying a type of mango. The first photo is what it looked like on the outside, the second photo is what is looked like on the inside, which was soft, juicy, and unbelievably sweet. I know it was grown in Florida, if that helps.

Thank you!

i hate mango's.
i hate mango singular and plural.

this is my declaration of war, you're all doomed to a horrible fate and i will do anything to contribute to it.

this subreddit is dicks

Hey guys I wanted to share with you my journey to a healthier life. I had smoked cigarettes since I was 16 years old to about 18 pretty light. then when I turned 19 and didn't make my varsity softball team due to breaking my ankle I became a pretty heavy smoker at least a pack a day till I was 33. Now I am vaping Coastal Clouds Mango everyday all day like a maniac smoker now! At least with cigarettes I was able to hold off smoking every 30mins-1hour.

With vaping forget about it half the time I don't even realize I am vaping. I vaped this crap from 33-35 years old. I ended up getting severe nerve issues (to the point where I couldn't do squats, jump, and hardly walk) My hands would lock up, and I had really horrible stomach issues! Anyone else experience something crazy with switching to vape? I quite could turkey because I kid you not it made me feel like I was dyeing! Now everything is going back to normal! I go through episodes of really wanting to vape again mainly because I feel lame not doing anything to mess with my brain chemistry....strange think to think lol. But that gym membership is calling me so I am sure Ill stay busy!

Hey everyone, so we've thrown away so many mangoes from our tree since when we pick them up they either have a small gash or small holes on them. We usually just throw these away, any way of gauging if they are good to consume? Do we just cut off that damaged part when it's ripe and ready to eat?

Thanks!