That does not look like maprang to me.

Maprang seedlings are almost identical to mango seedlings. Their leaves are arranged and produced in same way as mango, with growth spurts of purplish, floppy leaves that harden with age. The main difference to mango is that the maprang leaves are smaller and narrower and emerge purplish, while mango's tend to be redish.

--siafu

Yes, you a re right, I remember the first growth spurt being purpplish, and the leaves are smooth. Well, I have another plastic pot to plant something else.

If only it were!

I agree though, the leaves of maprang are more glossy, recurved and overall, very similar to a mango. Newly emergent leaves are also a very deep purple. It's certainly not a Bouea.

Actually your plant looks more like a Pouteria, or likely a fruiting member of the Sapotaceae.

Marcelo

You guys are good. Me, i would not be able to tell much of a difference if it wasn't for that green new growth. Like everyone mentions, maprang has bright purplish new growth. Anyone knows if the mangos and maprang are graft compatible?

Marcelo,

I would not guess it to be a member of Pouteria. The
pronounced margins do resemble Pouteria, but the way
the leaves are arranged do not speak Pouteria to me.
All Pouteria species I'd seen have leaves in bunches/rosettes.

--siafu...