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Aiwen mango has the unique sweet aroma of tropical fruits and a sweet and juicy taste. It is the best fruit to cool down in summer. This article will be written by V to introduce the Irwin mango to you. It will give you a detailed introduction to the origin, production area, characteristics of the Irwin mango, as well as the store platform for purchasing high-quality Irwin mangoes, so that you can spend the hot summer enjoying the delicious taste of the Irwin mango.<\/p>\n

Ivan Mango<\/strong> Introduction and Origin<\/h2>\n

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\"Irwin<\/div>\n

The origin of Irwin mango is that it was first cultivated by F.D. Irwin Manor in Florida, USA. It was open pollinated with seedlings of Lippens mango and Haden mango. It finally bore fruit for the first time in 1945 and was named and recorded in 1949. It was introduced to Taiwan in 1954 and officially promoted in Yujing District, Tainan City and other areas in 1962.<\/p>\n

Ivan mango<\/strong> planting<\/h2>\n
\"Irwin<\/div>\n

The production areas of Irving mangoes are mainly distributed in Tainan City and Pingtung County. Irving mangoes are tropical fruit trees and need to be planted in warm places. The suitable temperature for planting is between 25 degrees and 30 degrees. <\/p>\n

The roots of mangoes are distributed very deep and widely, so the soil requirements are not high. As long as the drainage is good, if it is an orchard on a hillside, choose a sunny slope because the sunlight is more sufficient. Mango is a flower without nectar source. Pollination does not rely on bees but flies. Therefore, before the mango blooms, it is recommended to pile organic fertilizer under the mango tree and raise flies so that the fruit tree can be pollinated.<\/p>\n

As for watering, mango is a deep-rooted fruit tree and is drought-resistant, especially during the flower bud differentiation period, it requires appropriately dry soil and weather. However, when mango is flowering or the fruit is growing and developing, as well as for nutritional growth, it will require sufficient soil moisture. If the soil is severely dry, it will inhibit the nutritional growth of mangoes and even hinder the production of organic nutrients. The next step is fertilization. Regardless of whether mangoes are fertilized or not, they can basically bear fruit. The only difference is the quantity and size. After all, plants also need nutrition. If they are malnourished, the fruits cut out will be few and small, or they may only bear fruit every other year. Therefore, fertilization cannot be omitted, and the three elements of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium must be evenly balanced to have a greater chance of achieving good yield and quality. The best time to fertilize is before the mango blooms, and organic fertilizer should be piled under the fruit tree.<\/p>\n

Features of Aiwen Mango<\/strong><\/h2>\n
\"Irwin<\/div>\n

The color is bright red, the fruit is plump, and it smells like the sweet aroma unique to tropical fruits, exuding a rich fruity aroma. The flesh tastes tender, sweet and juicy. Because of its high sweetness, it is slightly sour but still very sweet and not greasy. It is best to eat it with ice in the summer to cool down.<\/p>\n

Aiwen mango<\/strong> production season<\/h2>\n
\"Irwin<\/div>\n

Aiwen mangoes are mostly distributed in Fangshan, Pingtung and Yujing, Tainan. The production season in Fangshan, Pingtung is earlier from May to June, and in Yujing it is later around early June to July. <\/p>\n

Aiwen Mango<\/strong> Origin<\/h2>\n
\"Irving<\/div>\n

There are two places where Aiwen mangoes are produced: Fangshan in Pingtung and Yujing in Tainan.<\/p>\n

The first Irwin mango tree in Taiwan was planted in 1962 by Zheng Hanchi, who lived in Yujing and is now honored as the “Father of Irwin Mango”. Yujing, Tainan, has abundant sunshine all year round, an average annual temperature of 23.7\u2103, a warm climate and moderate rainfall, a basin-shaped terrain surrounded by mountain ridges, and sandy soil with excellent drainage. It is worthy of being one of the production areas of Ivan mangoes.<\/p>\n

Fangshan, Pingtung is located in southern Taiwan. The average annual temperature is high and the environment is very warm. In addition, the sunshine hours are long and there is a downwind wind that is unique to Pingtung. Therefore, the production period of Fangshan Aiwen mangoes will be earlier than other areas. In addition, the long sunshine hours and the local unique downwind wind make the cultivated Aiwen mangoes taste more sour and sweet!<\/p>\n

Aiwen mango<\/strong> price<\/h2>\n
\"Irving<\/div>\n

The price will vary from year to year for many reasons, such as the condition of the mangoes that year, climate influences such as typhoons or heavy rains, droughts, epidemics, international situations, etc., all of which will affect the price. <\/p>\n

In addition, the price of mangoes varies depending on the number of mangoes, size, sweetness, color, and other factors. <\/p>\n

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