Mr. Zill has taken the mango to a whole different level with his outstanding creations. Backyard growers should follow Leo Manuel's advice and plant any mango you love and wait a few years for it to fruit. Here in Southern California it doesn't take 10 years for a seedling to fruit in 3 years you'll have fruits.
For us to get a good Zill Mango tree survival rate. Before planting into our organic system, we Spray/drench 2x each input with, em1, dust with small quantities of donkey/mule manure, Spray/drench with a Biodynamic Compost tea, dust with Biodynamic Compost, dust with dirt taken from under large oak tree. Repeat everything, then plant.
Zill 40-26 Fruit - Page 2 Quote from: MangoMaven888 on , 07:23:26 PM I have a Sugarloaf and a Venus planted 20' apart (from trunk to trunk). I'm thinking of adding a 40-26 in the middle. Based on the comments in this thread it might work. I'd be very grateful if some of the growers can comment on whether they think it would work or the growth habit of the tree. Thank you so much ...
Zill 40-26 Fruit A quick search will show many posts. This 2017 post by Squam256 is not the oldest but is a great clue to where you could get the answer to your question. I suggest you ask him, he is active on the forum and has been fruiting this variety for several years (since 2017).
WTB Mango Trees: Creme Brulee, Guava and Zill 40-26 According to his list Incedible Edibles Nursery in Loxahatchee has the creme brulee and guava mangos in stock right now. Might also try Jack and the Bean Stalk nursery which is pretty close to Incredible Edibles they don't have their stock listed but they typically have a lot of different types. You could also check in with Exaclibur Fruit ...