Choc Anon Mango Tree

Product description

Bring golden fruit and Thai mango flavor to your garden with Choc Anon Mango Tree. Often called the Miracle Mango, this variety is known for its potential to fruit outside the usual summer season. Enjoy its ripe fruit fresh, chilled, or blended into a tropical smoothie.

For gardeners who love exploring different mango varieties, Choc Anon offers another harvest possibility to plan around. Shop The Island Gardeners for Palm Bay pickup near Melbourne, Florida, and nationwide shipping to eligible destinations.

Why grow Choc Anon?

• A Thai mango with honeyed sweetness.
• Golden-yellow ripe skin and attractive oblong fruit.
• An interesting addition to a varied mango collection.
• Potential for an additional harvest under favorable conditions.

Origin and other names

Choc Anon originates in Thailand. Common spelling variants include Chok Anon, Chokanon, Chocanon, and Chok Anan. Miracle Mango refers to its reputation for producing an off-season crop.

Fruit size, flavor, and texture

Your reference photographs show elongated, slightly curved mangoes with green immature skin and yellow ripe fruit. Pine Island Nursery reports a typical weight of ¾–1 pound (12–16 ounces); individual fruit size varies. The flesh is sweet and firm with low fiber. Enjoy the ripe flesh in slices or use it in desserts and drinks.

Tree size and growth

Plan for a mango tree that needs space and canopy management. Florida grower descriptions differ: Tropical Acres describes low-to-medium vigor and spreading growth, while Pine Island describes a more vigorous, upright tree. For that reason, this listing does not promise a naturally dwarf habit or a fixed mature height. Train young branches and prune selectively after harvest to maintain the canopy you can manage.

Florida harvest season

Summer crop: commonly June–July. Additional winter fruiting: possible, including November–January in some reports.

Choc Anon can produce more than one crop once established, but timing and crop frequency vary. Tropical Acres reports that its main crop is generally in summer and winter fruiting is inconsistent; Pine Island emphasizes its winter crop potential. Do not plan on two guaranteed crops each year. Local temperature, bloom timing, weather, and tree maturity affect results, particularly in Central Florida.

Growing and care

Choose a warm, sunny location with good drainage. Water regularly while establishing the tree, then adjust to rainfall and soil moisture. Avoid persistently saturated soil. Feed according to tree size, fertilizer directions, and local guidance. Protect young trees from frost and freezing temperatures. In colder regions, use suitable protected growing conditions; a container requires ongoing attention to watering, roots, and canopy size.

Allow room away from structures and overhead lines. Prune selectively after harvest rather than removing large portions of the canopy at once. Check flowers and fruit for disease during wet weather.

Plan your harvest with My Food Forest

Use our Harvest Calendar and My Food Forest tools to compare expected seasons with other varieties and spot harvest overlaps. For Choc Anon, record a summer planning window and treat any additional winter crop as conditional. Your own bloom and picking records will help refine the calendar for your garden. Scan the Harvest Calendar QR on the product graphic to explore the tool.

Plant at a glance

Frequently asked questions

Will it fruit twice every year?
It has that potential, but two annual harvests are not guaranteed. Summer may be the larger or only crop in a given year.

Is it a winter mango?
Winter fruiting is part of its reputation, but Florida growers report different results. Use local observations rather than assuming a fixed winter harvest.

Is it dwarf or semi-dwarf?
Published growth descriptions vary. We recommend planning for regular pruning rather than relying on a dwarf label.

When will my tree start producing?
This depends on its propagation, maturity, and growing conditions. We do not promise fruit on arrival or within a fixed number of years.

Can I grow it outside Florida?
Yes, with a suitable climate or protected environment. Confirm your growing conditions; shipping eligibility does not guarantee year-round outdoor survival.

What will I receive?
Select from the nursery sizes currently offered. Fruit photos illustrate the cultivar. The selected variant should state the actual pot size and nursery tree specifications.

Do you offer pickup and shipping?
Palm Bay pickup is available near Melbourne, Florida. Nationwide shipping is offered to eligible destinations, subject to plant-entry restrictions, tree size, weather, and checkout availability.

Add another mango season to your plans

Choose an available Choc Anon Mango Tree at TheIslandGardeners.com and grow your tropical fruit collection.