Mangoes are in abundance this year

I got some special tools to experiment.

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After almost a decade, we have got a bumper crop of mangoes this year and Mom is very happy, because it's her favorite. And more ever, its fully organic as we use natural techniques to ripen them, putting them on sand. So they stay longer unlikely the ones from market which gets rotten within just few days.

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I had to go multiple times to pluck them, as she is still recovering after the surgery and not able to do hard work.

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These two plants are the major ones, though we have few more growing up in the backyards. Even though they are close to the roof, it still needs tools to pluck them, so this year I ordered a special tool from online.

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The price has dropped now and you can see the product at the below link :

https://www.amazon.in/Festel-Skytuch-Telescopic-Coconut-Plucker/dp/B08DVB54G7/ref=ast_sto_dp_puis

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It came with a 8-to-24 Foot Extendable Telescopic Pole and a Coconut Plucker along with the Mango Fruit Picker, but the quality did not meet my expectation. The Mango Fruit Picker is not sturdy as advertised and the pole is not very stable when fully expandable. Buying the same product with 6-to-18 Foot Extendable Pole would have been a better decision. Unfortunately the product did not have a return option and more ever we wanted it in time, so I had to use it. I extended it with three poles only, expanding to 18 ft, and it still needs a strong muscle to deal with. And I had to handle the Mango Fruit Picker very carefully, plucking only one mango at a time, else it felt like it will break easily. The pole is not available to buy separately, else I would have gone for that alone.

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Last year I had ordered this one but did not use, and a friend took to use this year. It broke at few places, but he welded in a local shop, making it more stronger. This was a much useful than the other tool and I will have to make something like this next year, that would fit into the telescopic pole. The pole would certainly be useful, but not worth the price.

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So as you can see, I used all the three different tools, the one created by Mom at home last year was still the best, she could not build a new one this year though. Using bamboos are better because of its light weight and we have them on our backward, so may be I will learn the skill as well to create the tool. Convenience comes at a price and these products available online was ordered only because of that, but when that too does not meet expectation, we will have to build it on our own.

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The ripen ones gets stored in the freezer and its a Mango Fest at house for couple of months.

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And there are plenty at the ground level, which can be plucked by hand and they are left to ripen at the end. Mangoes ripen by the heat and since they are getting the least amount of heat, they are expected to stay till next month. Occasional rain followed by heat ripens them faster, but they are anyways at a place where Mom or Dad can pluck by hand.

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This variety is very sweet like sugar and my son loves this one, where as Mom likes the other one below, which is moderately sweet.

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Imagine how it would feel to pluck mangoes like this from the plant.

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And there was some other goodies at home as well, more to come on that.....that's the reward of taking care of parents.

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Mangoes are awesome and I just love it

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That is why they are celebrated as the "King of Fruits"

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So much Mangos. are they for commercial purposes or for home consumption?

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Home consumption and distribute to near and dear, we don't sell anything, though it can fetch a good amount.

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Wow, so many mangoes, some look just perfectly ripe, to relish them, as it is or make some yummy mango desserts.

The partly raw ones can be used to make tangy sweet mango chutney.

Sanjeev I really wish, I was your neighbour :)

Best Regards 🙏

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I really wish, I was your neighbor

Then you would have got a share :)

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This is such a heartwarming post! Seeing a bumper crop of mangoes after almost a decade is truly a blessing but what makes this post even more beautiful is seeing the pure joy of your parents. There is nothing better than fresh, home-grown mangoes especially when they are your Mom's favorite! Wishing your family a wonderful time enjoying this sweet harvest together Thank you for sharing these lovely pictures!

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in our garden the harvest season of mango is december - january

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Which place ? May be you have the tropical climate coming during that time ?

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In my city there are hardly any due to the strong winds

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Love for mango is in the air, too tempting to have home grown organic mango in abundence.

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so nice to have the right tool for the job. :)

MANGOES!

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So neat to see what you are growing and the harvest the family will enjoy. Organic mangoes must be a challenge to enjoy before they go bad but I see you are up to the challenge. That tool sure looks like it works well too.

Enjoy the harvest my friend.

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Wow, that mango plucking tool looks really interesting wrapped up in Amazon packaging :) Great harvest of mangoes...

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My parents have one of the basket with hooks tools! It's been working really well for them though whenever we visit they always got my partner and now my boys to do the picking as they're taller and can reach higher in the tree XD

You have a lot of mango trees!

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Awesome stuff! My mango crop seems on the small side this year! Enjoy your sugar snacks!

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Those mango picking tools are fantastic! Necessity, they say, is the mother of invention. I love mango pickle :)

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Here in Brazil, mango season is still about six months away, but that's certainly due to the climate, since it's winter here right now. Mango is one of my favorite fruits. At my house, we have three different types of mango trees, and I absolutely love this time of year!

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