Key Features & Benefits

• Early Fruiting: Starts bearing fruit within 2–3 years due to grafting.
• Unique Flavor: Known for its honey-like sweetness and smooth, juicy pulp.
• Low Fiber Content making it ideal for direct consumption and processing.
• Attractive Fruits with good size and appealing color.
• Regular Yield with proper care and nutrition.
• Compact Tree Size suitable for home gardens and container growing.
• Good Market Demand due to its distinct taste.

Plant Care Guide

Sunlight

• Requires full sunlight (6–8 hours daily).
• Essential for proper flowering, fruiting, and sweetness development.

Soil

• Prefers well-drained, fertile soil rich in organic matter.
• Ideal mix:
  • Garden soil (40%)
  • Compost or vermicompost (30%)
  • Sand or cocopeat (30%)
• Soil pH: 5.5 to 7.5

Watering

• Young plant: Water 2–3 times per week.
• Mature plant: Water every 5–7 days.
• Keep soil slightly moist but avoid waterlogging.
• Reduce watering during flowering to encourage better fruit set.

Fertilizers

Organic Fertilizers

• Vermicompost (1–2 kg per month)
• Well-rotted cow dung manure
• Neem cake for soil health and pest control

Chemical Fertilizers (optional)

• NPK (10:10:10) during vegetative growth
• High potassium fertilizer during flowering and fruiting stage

Micronutrients

• Monthly foliar spray improves fruit quality and overall plant health.

Re-potting Instructions

• Required every 1–2 years for container-grown plants.

Steps:

1. Select a pot 16–24 inches with drainage holes.
2. Carefully remove the plant with the root ball intact.
3. Trim damaged or dead roots.
4. Place in fresh soil mix.
5. Water lightly and keep in partial shade for a few days.

Fruiting Season

• Flowering: December to February
• Fruiting: May to July
• May vary slightly depending on regional climate.

Usage Ideas

• Fresh table fruit due to its sweet flavor
• Mango juices, smoothies, shakes
• Desserts like mango pulp, custards, and ice creams
• Suitable for premium fruit sales and gifting
• Good option for small-scale farming or home business

Care Tips

• Prune lightly after harvesting to maintain plant shape and encourage new growth.
• Apply mulch to retain moisture and improve soil fertility.
• Protect from frost and strong winds.
• Monitor for pests like aphids, mealybugs, and scale insects; use neem oil spray if needed.
• Avoid overuse of nitrogen fertilizers to ensure better flowering.
• Ensure proper drainage to prevent root rots.