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    Mango-Cat Saigon Tree

    Mango-Cat Saigon Tree

    $59.00 - $119.00
    $119.00
    $59.00 - $119.00
    $119.00

    • Taste

      • The Cat Saigon Mango is highly praised for its exceptionally sweet, rich, and aromatic flavor.

      • The flesh is fiberless, smooth, and juicy, making it ideal for fresh eating, smoothies, and desserts.

      • It has a distinct tropical fragrance and a hint of spice that sets it apart from common commercial varieties.

      • When ripe, the fruit develops a golden yellow color with a creamy texture that practically melts in your mouth.

    • Best Growing Environment

      • The Cat Saigon Mango thrives in warm, humid, tropical to subtropical climates with plenty of sunshine.

      • It performs best when planted in well-draining sandy or loamy soil with slightly acidic to neutral pH (6.0–7.0).

      • It should be placed in a protected location if grown in areas with occasional cold snaps or strong winds.

      • Coastal or inland areas in USDA Zones 9b–11 are ideal for optimal growth and fruit production.

    • Botanical Name

      • Mangifera indica ‘Cat Saigon’

    • Common Names

      • Cat Saigon Mango

      • Vietnamese Mango

    • Average Height

      • Typically grows to 15–25 feet when planted in the ground

      • Can be kept smaller (8–12 feet) with annual pruning for easier maintenance and harvesting

    • Growth Rate

      • Moderate to fast growth rate under optimal tropical and subtropical conditions

      • Can grow up to 2–4 feet per year when young

    • Sun Requirements

      • Requires full sun (at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily) for best fruiting

      • Will tolerate partial sun but with reduced yield and slower growth

    • Cold Hardiness

      • Cold hardy down to about 30°F once mature

      • Young trees should be protected when temperatures dip below 35°F

      • Not suitable for areas with prolonged frost or freezes without protection

    • Water Requirements

      • Moderate water needs—deep watering once or twice weekly during dry spells

      • Keep soil moist but never soggy; allow top few inches to dry between watering

      • Reduce watering in winter when growth slows

    • Planting Guide

      • Plant in spring or early summer to establish before cooler temperatures

      • Choose a sunny location with excellent drainage

      • Dig a hole twice as wide and as deep as the root ball

      • Mix in organic compost and mound soil slightly to avoid water pooling at the base

      • Space trees at least 10–15 feet apart from other plants or structures

      • Mulch around the base with 2–4 inches of organic mulch, keeping it a few inches from the trunk

    • Detailed Times of Year to Fertilize with Specific Recommended Fertilizer

      • Spring (March–April): Apply a high-nitrogen fertilizer such as 8-3-9 or 10-10-10 to promote vegetative growth

      • Early Summer (June): Use a balanced fertilizer like 8-3-9 again, including micronutrients like magnesium and manganese

      • Late Summer (August): Apply a low-nitrogen fertilizer like 0-0-20 or 4-6-8 to help encourage flower bud development

      • Fall (October): Use a light application of potassium-rich fertilizer (0-0-22) if trees are still growing actively

      • Avoid fertilizing during winter (November–February) to prevent stimulating tender growth during cold months

    • USDA Zone

      • Grows best in USDA Zones 9b–11

      • May require cold protection or container growth in Zone 9a