Can You Grow Mangoes in San Diego? Earle's Food Forest Tour

Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:51 - Start of tour & t1 Mango 02:52 - Irrigation questions 07:02 - Young grafted sweet tart 05:49 - 4 year old corriente rootstock - kensington pride 09:18 - Struggling valencia pride 12:32 - Blueberries and young orange sherbet mango tree 12:50 - Avocado trees 16:21 - Potted mango trees in deep pots 17:55 - Seedling trees and spraying for production 20:09 - Struggling glenn mango tree 20:29 - Middle yard 22:49 - About nubbins 25:30 - Grafts being girdled 28:06 - Grafted zill varieties & greenhouse 30:57 - Tools 32:10 - Tim thompson, antonio, tiquela sunrise mango 33:24 - Keitt & peggy winters 33:53 - Sunburn & treatment 36:47 - Mango fruitset 37:38 - How many mangos? 39:29 - Peggy winters seedling & other mango trees 40:44 - Issues with compaction and steep slopes 44:03 - Surprise drop 45:18 - Earle's advice 46:12 - Do you want your garden featured? Can you really grow a backyard food forest full of mangoes and avocados in Southern California? 🥭🥑 Join me as we tour Earle's incredible backyard food forest, where mango and avocado trees are thriving and producing an impressive amount of fruit! We'll explore his mature fruit trees, check out the incredible mango and avocado fruit hanging on the trees, and talk about the challenges and rewards of growing tropical fruit trees in California's unique climate. Whether you're just getting started growing mango trees in California or you're a seasoned tropical fruit enthusiast, there's plenty of inspiration in this garden tour! 🌱 Subscribe to Tropicali for more California mango growing tips, tropical fruit tree guides, garden tours, and experiments. 💬 Have a mango or tropical fruit garden in Southern California? I'd love to feature your garden in a future Tropicali tour! Reach out in the comments. Thank you for watching Earle's Mango & Avocado Food Forest Tour! 👍 If you enjoyed the tour, give the video a thumbs up and share it with your fellow mango nerds! #MangoTrees #AvocadoTrees #CaliforniaGardening #FoodForest #Tropicali