Hawaiian Dwarf Mango Tree

Grafted, The Hawaiian Dwarf Mango Tree is actually from Puerto Rico where it was given the name Tete Nene. The Hawaiian Dwarf Mango tree is sensitive to changes in temperature, there may be instances where it will flower in the fall and may flower multiple times during bloom season which may result in multiple crops. The fruit are on the small side, round-shaped and turn red in color with minimal sun exposure. The flesh has some fiber, rich and spice-filled flavor. Has a hint of coconut and sweet mango. 

monoembryonic seed

Tree: compact, dwarfish trees that require hardly any pruning when young.

Season: If bloom early you will get first fruit in April, second crop is June-July

Gallon: 3 Gallon