Early polyembryonic mango cultivar for home use with good eating quality. Origin: Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Coral Gables, FL., by R. Campbell. Parentage unknown; selected 1997; introd. 2008. Tree: moderately vigorous; highly tolerant to leaf, bloom and fruit diseases. Fruit: length 12 cm, breadth 5.5 cm, thickness 5 cm; 170-240 g; skin orange-yellow, no blush, numerous small yellow and white dots, thin, tough, adherent; long and slender, slightly sigmoid with a flattened base, slender stem inserted squarely in shallow, grooved cavity; apex pointed with a small lateral beak; surface undulating; flesh yellow, soft, melting, juicy, with medium, coarse fiber; flavor rich, spicy and sweet with a weak pleasant aroma; quality good; stone thick and woody; seed polyembryonic, filling 60% of stone; ripens April to June in southern Florida.
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