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We bought one from a nursery 5 years ago and planted it with potting soil and it's on a drip system for watering. We didn't get many mangoes at all until this year. It's now over 7' tall and LOADED. We are in hot, dry Southern CA Zone 9b. I would think it will do amazing where you are. They love mist and water. The couple we tasted were so yummy. It's a great variety. My neighbor can't wait till the tree grows big on HIS side of the wall, so he can have mangoes too! As far as fertilizer, we tested the soil and fertilize as the soil dictates. Our soil here is pretty bad, so it's necessary!

Thank you Susan for sharing your experience. I am excited to hear about it. 😊

My advice? Buy two more..or three more. Plant them about as far apart and in full sun as you have. Because the wait for one tree to give you many fruits is going to take at least 6-10 years at best in Fremont. If you plant four or five trees? You will get more fruit without waiting for one tree to reach 15 or 20 feet. I planted mine in the ground in 2012 and its about 12' tall.

Full sun,reflected heat of a house or wall. NO SHADE!..if you can help it. Lots of summer water,feed them when they flush.

Remember in summer...water,water,water. Soak deep.. THEN let it go a little dry in between

When they show they like what care you give them.by flushing well,keep up that good routine of water and feed..

Here's my Hayward Manila.

Thank you stanofh😊 I am motivated