Nam Doc Mai (White) Mango – Key Features & Benefits

Key Features

• Premium Thai mango variety known for elongated fruits
• Smooth yellow skin when ripe
• Fiberless, soft, and juicy white to pale-yellow pulp
• Very sweet taste with strong aroma
• Grafted plant ensures early and consistent fruiting
• Compact to medium-sized tree, suitable for pots and open ground
• High market demand due to premium quality

Benefits

• Rich in Vitamin A and C, supports immunity
• Contains antioxidants beneficial for overall health
• Easy to eat due to fiberless pulp
• Provides natural energy
• Good for digestion when consumed in moderation

Plant Care Guide

Sunlight

• Requires full sunlight (6–8 hours daily)
• Essential for sweetness and fruit development

Temperature

• Ideal range: 24°C to 35°C
• Thrives in warm climates
• Sensitive to frost and extreme cold

Watering Guide

• Young plants: water 2–3 times per week
• Mature plants: deep watering once a week
• Increase watering during summer
• Reduce watering during winter
• Avoid waterlogging by ensuring proper drainage

Fertilizer Guide

Organic Fertilizers (recommended)

• Cow dung compost every 1–2 months
• Vermicompost for balanced nutrients
• Neem cake for soil health and pest control

Chemical Fertilizers (optional)

• NPK applied 2–3 times per year

During Flowering and Fruiting

• Apply phosphorus and potassium-rich fertilizers to enhance flowering, sweetness, and fruit quality

Re-Potting Instructions

• Suitable for pot growing in early and medium stages
• Repot every 2–3 years or when roots outgrow the pot
• Use a pot at least 18–24 inches deep with proper drainage

Ideal Soil Mix

• 40% garden soil
• 30% compost
• 20% sand
• 10% cocopeat

Steps

1. Water the plant lightly before repotting
2. Carefully remove the plant with the root ball intact
3. Trim damaged or excess roots if needed
4. Place in a larger pot with fresh soil mix
5. Water lightly and keep in partial shade for a few days

Fruiting Season

• Fruits once a year
• Main season in India: April to June
• Grafted plants usually start fruiting within 3–4 years

Usage Ideas

• Consumed fresh as a premium table mango
• Used in desserts, smoothies, and shakes
• Added to fruit salads
• Suitable for gifting and high-value markets
• Can be used in pulp and processed products

Care Tips

• Prune regularly to maintain shape and airflow
• Remove excess fruits early for better size and quality
• Use neem oil spray to control pests like mango hoppers and mealybugs
• Ensure proper drainage to prevent root rot
• Apply mulch to retain soil moisture
• Protect from strong winds and extreme weather
• Regular feeding improves fruit quality and sweetness