Mango Tree - Sensation

Mangifera indica 'Sensation'

R360.00

Ships in: 5-10 days from Gauteng

Popular SA Commercial Mango!

  • Red-blushed mid-season mango — a proven South African orchard variety for subtropical gardens.

Sensation is a popular South African commercial mango — attractive red blush, fibre-moderate sweet flesh and reliable mid-season crops in the subtropics.

Self-fertile. Frost-free gardens only.

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Sensation Mango Tree for Sale

Sensation is one of South Africa's best-known commercial mango cultivars — grown for attractive red-blushed fruit, good flavour and reliable cropping in frost-free subtropical regions. It is a strong choice for home gardeners who want a proven orchard variety rather than an obscure novelty.

Self-fertile grafted trees. Full sun, deep well-drained soil, and a dry pre-flowering period are the keys to a good crop. Not suitable for frosty Highveld winters.

Mango Tree - Sensation

Appearance

Medium mangoes with attractive red blush over yellow ground colour and sweet flesh suited to fresh eating and local markets.

Harvest Time

Mid mango season — typically mid to late summer depending on region.

Year to Bear

Grafted trees can produce fruit within 2–4 years. Self-fertile.

Growth Rate

Moderate to vigorous evergreen. Manage size with light post-harvest pruning.

Container Friendly?

Can be grown in a large container with regular pruning in a warm, sheltered position.

Sunlight

Full sun essential.

Watering

Water regularly when young. Reduce watering before flowering to encourage bud set.

Temperature

Strictly subtropical. Frost-sensitive.

Chilling

No chilling requirement.

Pollination Info

Self-fertile. A single tree will produce fruit without a pollinating partner.

Planting & Care Guide

Plant in deep, well-drained soil in a warm, sunny, frost-free position. Mangoes are deep-rooting trees that need space and warmth to thrive.

Feed regularly with a balanced fertiliser during the growing season. Reduce irrigation during the dry pre-flowering period (typically May–July) to encourage good flower bud development — this is the single most important management step for getting a reliable mango harvest.

Prune lightly after harvest to maintain the tree's size and shape. Heavy pruning is not recommended as it delays the following season's fruit.


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