Mun Kun Si Mango Tree

Sweet green-eating Thai mango • Fiberless ripe fruit • Nationwide shipping and Palm Bay pickup

Product description

Enjoy mangoes at more than one stage of ripeness with the Mun Kun Si Mango Tree, a Thai variety valued for mature-green eating as well as sweet, fully ripe fruit.

Mature-green fruit offers a firm bite, while ripe fruit develops smooth, fiberless yellow flesh with honey and floral notes. Enjoy it sliced fresh, in fruit salads or in Thai-inspired dishes.

Its elongated, oblong fruit changes from green to yellow as it matures. This relatively compact-growing variety offers another flavor and texture to explore in your backyard mango collection.

Order your Mun Kun Si Mango Tree from The Island Gardeners. Nationwide shipping is available for eligible destinations and plant sizes, subject to applicable restrictions and checkout availability. Local pickup is available in Palm Bay, Florida, near Melbourne and the Space Coast.

Why grow Mun Kun Si?

• Enjoy mature-green mangoes or allow them to ripen.

• Explore sweet Thai mango flavor with honey and floral notes.

• Grow fruit with fiberless flesh when ripe.

• Compare its harvest season with other varieties using our Harvest Calendar.

Origin and other names

Botanical name: Mangifera indica ‘Mun Kun Si’
Origin: Thailand
Other names and spellings: Mun Kun See, Mun Khun See and Khun Si

Fruit size and appearance

Mun Kun Si produces elongated, oblong mangoes with green skin that becomes yellow as the fruit matures.

A dependable cultivar-specific fruit-weight range has not been confirmed. Individual fruit size varies with growing conditions, tree health and crop load.

The product graphic illustrates mature fruit characteristics rather than the exact nursery tree being sold.

Tree size and growth

Mun Kun Si is described by a South Florida grower as relatively compact. Its final height and spread depend on growing conditions, rootstock and pruning.

Compact growth does not guarantee a fixed mature size. Allow adequate canopy space, airflow and access for harvesting.

Growing and care

Choose full sun, well-drained soil and a warm location. Avoid planting where water remains after heavy rain.

Water regularly during establishment, then adjust to rainfall, soil moisture and tree needs. Follow appropriate local mango fertilization guidance.

Prune selectively after harvest to maintain structure and manageable growth. Monitor flowers and fruit for disease during humid or wet weather.

Young mango trees need protection from frost. Palm Bay and Central Florida gardeners should plan for cold events; customers in freezing climates need suitable protected growing conditions.

Harvest Planner and My Food Forest

Florida harvest guide: Midseason in South Florida.

A dependable month-by-month harvest range has not been confirmed for this listing. Flowering, weather, location and tree maturity affect timing.

Use the Harvest Calendar to compare expected seasons, then add Mun Kun Si to My Food Forest. Record your own flowering and harvest dates to improve planning for your garden.

For calendar setup, label this variety “Midseason—local timing to be confirmed” until nursery observations support specific months.

Quick growing information

Frequently asked questions

Can Mun Kun Si mangoes be eaten green?
Yes. This variety is valued for eating mature-green. Fruit should be sufficiently developed before picking; green skin alone does not indicate readiness.

What does it taste like when ripe?
Ripe fruit is sweet, with honey and floral notes and smooth, fiberless yellow flesh.

Is Mun Kun Si a dwarf mango tree?
It is described as relatively compact, but that does not establish a fixed dwarf size. Pruning and growing conditions influence its mature dimensions.

When does it produce fruit in Florida?
It is reported as a midseason variety in South Florida. Exact harvest months vary by location and season.

When will my tree first fruit?
Timing depends on propagation, age, establishment, health and growing conditions. Ask about your selected nursery option.

Can I grow it in Central Florida?
A warm, protected location and a cold-protection plan are important. Mango trees are frost-sensitive, especially when young.

Do you ship nationwide?
Yes, where the destination and plant size are eligible. Applicable restrictions and checkout availability determine shipping options.

Is local pickup available?
Yes. Local pickup is available in Palm Bay, Florida, near Melbourne.

Does the image show the exact tree I will receive?
The graphic illustrates mature fruit characteristics. Your plant’s size and condition depend on the nursery option selected; fruit on arrival is not guaranteed.

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Add a versatile Thai mango to your collection. Shop Mun Kun Si Mango Trees for eligible nationwide shipping or local pickup in Palm Bay, Florida.

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