Ryan Mango Aam Grafted Healthy Fruit Plant

Origin & Heritage: Discovered at Four Fillies Farm in Miami, Florida, the Ryan is believed to be a hybrid of the 'Carrie' and 'Edward' varieties. It was named after one of the grandchildren of the farm's owner, Frank Smathers.

Flavor Profile: It features a rich, sweet, and aromatic flavor that falls into the "Indian-Alphonso" class. While it shares some of the spicy/resinous notes of its parent 'Carrie,' the flavor is generally more balanced and widely accepted.

Fruit Characteristics: The fruit is medium-sized and oval-shaped. At maturity, the skin turns a bright yellow, and the interior reveals deep yellow, completely fiberless flesh with a very flat, monoembryonic seed.

Growth Habit: The tree is a relatively sluggish grower with a compact, spreading habit and a dense canopy. This makes it manageable for home gardens, though it is known to be a "shy bearer" (producing fewer fruits) until the tree reaches maturity.

Harvest & Resilience: It is considered a late-season variety, ripening after many commercial favorites have finished. It shows good resistance to many common mango diseases, though it can be slightly prone to post-harvest anthracnose.