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How to keep Mangos?

GypsyT
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53 minutes ago, sandyf said:

Go by the squirrels, if the hole is small - not ripe, if half eaten then they are ripe.

 

I know the problem, bit difficult to tell when they are 15 foot in the air. Wife gets annoyed when I pick them too soon but I like to get there before the squirrels, they soften up in a few days.

Squirrel's are very good to eat too.

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    • Will B Good
      Will B Good

      Interesting.....also found this.....could be....... as we were inundated last year.....   Alternate Bearing   Mango trees are known for alternate bearing, which means they produce

    • dinsdale
      dinsdale

      You're kidding right?

    • drvin
      drvin

      If you put mangoes n the fridge, you need to put them in the warmest part of the fridge .  They should not be kept cold.  Avoid wrapping them in plastic as mangoes give off ethylene gas which will rip

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    1 hour ago, sandyf said:

    Go by the squirrels, if the hole is small - not ripe, if half eaten then they are ripe.

    I didn't see any squirrels at market....

     

     

    12 hours ago, GypsyT said:

    I didn't see any squirrels at market....

     

     

     

    They were in the pile of mangos.

    22 hours ago, PopGun said:

    Squirrel's are very good to eat too.

    Rats with tails -no thanks.

    21 hours ago, GypsyT said:

    I didn't see any squirrels at market....

     

     

    In disguise with shaved tails.

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    Tomorrow I should see "beaver" in Isan if lucky...

    - sorry, no reports coming

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