Mango Tree question (forum)
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Walter starts with ...
Do you actually prune a large mango tree, such as the R2E2? If so, what time of the year do you do it?
Time: 13th November 2013 12:33pm
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Diana says...
Hi Walter,
I think you can prune about a third of the branches after fruiting, to keep it a manageable size and increase air circulation. You won't get fruit for a while on the pruned branches I think, that's why not to do all in the one year. They seem to cope well. I've seen large mangoes cut back to stumps and grow back fine.
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Time: 13th November 2013 11:01pm
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