When and How to Prune Freeze Damaged Mango Trees

A cold snap can leave mango trees with damaged leaves and branches, but pruning too early can remove healthy wood. In this video, we explain when and how to prune mango trees after a freeze, including the signs to watch for before making cuts. We walk through how to identify live vs. freeze-damaged tissue, look for bud push and recovery growth, and prune back to healthy wood to help your mango tree recover and produce a strong next harvest. Whether you're growing mango in Florida or another subtropical climate, proper post-freeze pruning can make a big difference in long-term tree health. Topics covered: 🥭 Signs it’s time to prune after a freeze 🥭 Identifying live wood vs freeze damage 🥭 Where to cut back damaged branches 🥭 Helping mango trees recover after cold weather 🥭 Possibility of re-flowering