I got this Alfonso from ebay today and is infested with Anthracnose of some sort. I contacted the seller. And here is the respond:
"What you are looking at on the stem of the Alphonso is the transistion form green stem to hard wood. This is not a fungal disease and is very normal for mangoes. Alot of times this can be mistaken for mold."
Is this true about alphonso? Why then after I swapped it , it came off the tree?
BahamaDan Zone 12b Subtropics
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