Will this work on mangoes?
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I've never tried it with mangoes. The mango would need to be firm enough for the forks to hold it securely in place without getting pushed all the way through to the other side. The only other issue might be that some mangoes are pretty large...
2071200
I seriously doubt it. I think the enormous seed in the center of a mango would prevent the prongs from penetrating far enough to hold it. But it's worth a try. Never know!
2071201
Not sure the meat of the mangoe may not be solid enough to allow the forks to do their job
1117828
I don't know if it will. I still have something eating the leaves off my lemon tree. So it didn't work for what I bought it for.
1366079
I have only used it for the regular kind; the ones that measure about 4 inches long, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work on any size avocado, provided they are ripe. I have been using this tool for a little while now and am getting used to it. There is a sequence of work for prepping avocados. All the avocados you need should be processed through each of the three procedures at the same time. First slice all of them into halves, then remove the pits from all of them, then scoop out the soft interiors from all of them. The reason this is important is because the avocados make the tool very slippery (especially the last step; scooping). It's harder to slice and de-pit an avocado after the tool is all slippery from the scooping operation on a previous piece of fruit. Following this sequence makes the work go faster than having to stop and rinse the tool off frequently just so you can hang onto it.
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Sorry We only used for lemons & limes, looks like it will work on small orange, but I must say we love it, great price
866839
It works great on soft fruit and veggies as you mention. Apples, onions and the like are out of the question.
205669
no ,my wife has used it on squish,broccoli, coliflower,carrots,cucumbers and potatoes and it worked fine.Rutabagas can be much harder so.....
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I havent tried peeling mango with it but cant see why not. You may not like that it leaves slight ridges when it peels. The blade swivels -moves side to side.
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Yes. There will be no problems as long as you follow the application rates. I use this on all of my tropical flowering plants and palms. I even use it on my immature fruit trees.
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It has worked fine on all the pineapples I have purchased with very little to no waste. Just need to be sure you keep it centered.
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I've used it on a variety of tropical plants with success. To be on the safe side, you might want to apply it to one small part of the plant and watch for any reaction, before applying it to the entire orchid.
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I'm not sure, have you asked the supplier? I thought Mangosteen is the fruit of the garcinia cambogia tree. I would check with the supplier.
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I use it primarily for cutting palm fronds, which are quite firm. However, I have used it to trim spent crape myrtle blooms/seed pods, and it works on both wonderfully. Rarely have I been so pleased with a relatively simple product. I think it should work for you, but can't be sure. Just dry off the blades when you are done :)
795234
Yes it should. I have used it on sweet potatoes so I would think cheese would not be an issue.
114603
Absolutely! Try making a nice mango slaw with it. A new way to enjoy one of my favorite fruits :) Best, Ellyn Co-Founder
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Yes, It works on container plants. Just follow the instructions on the label and water thoroughly.
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I have not tried it with blackberries, but it does a great job on frozen mangos
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I think it should work just fine. It worked really well on my Meyers Lemon tree. It had lost all it's leaves but after feeding it with this fertilizer, a second flush of leaves appeared, blossomed and set fruit. Just be aware that this product does have an odor to it, which I found offensive. I quit using it in the house but will use again once I move my plants outside during warm weather.