Key Features & Benefits

• Early Bearing Variety: Starts fruiting within 2–3 years due to grafting.
• Attractive Fruits: Known for its reddish-yellow skin and appealing look.
• Excellent Taste: Sweet, aromatic pulp with low fiber content.
• Regular Yield: Produces fruits consistently every season.
• Compact Tree Size: Suitable for home gardens and container growing.
• Improved Variety: Developed for better yield, quality, and adaptability.

Plant Care Guide

Sunlight

• Requires full sunlight (6–8 hours daily).
• Essential for strong growth, flowering, and fruit sweetness.

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 once every 5–7 days.
• Avoid waterlogging; roots are sensitive to excess moisture.
• Reduce watering during flowering stage to improve fruit setting.

Fertilizers

Organic Fertilizers

• Vermicompost (1–2 kg per month)
• Cow dung manure
• Neem cake for pest protection

Chemical Fertilizers (optional)

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

Micronutrients

• Monthly foliar spray improves fruit size and quality.

Re-potting Instructions

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

Steps:

1. Choose a pot 16–24 inches deep and wide with drainage holes.
2. Carefully remove plant with root ball.
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
• Seasonal variation depends on local climate conditions.

Usage Ideas

• Fresh table fruit
• Mango juice, shakes, smoothies
• Mango pulp for desserts and sweets
• Ice creams and bakery items
• Can be sold in markets due to attractive color and taste
• Suitable for small-scale farming and home business

Care Tips

• Light pruning after harvesting helps maintain shape and improves next season growth.
• Use mulch to retain moisture and enrich soil.
• Protect plant from frost and strong winds.
• Spray neem oil or organic pesticides to control pests like aphids and mealybugs.
• Avoid over-fertilization, especially nitrogen, as it reduces flowering.
• Ensure proper drainage to prevent root rot.