Mango Tree Mallika Variety Grafted Fruit Tree Semi-Dwarf

Bring the Taste of the Tropics Home with a Mallika Mango Tree

Indulge in the exquisite flavor of homegrown mangoes with the Mango Tree Mallika Variety. This grafted tree is a hybrid of ‘Neelum’ and ‘Dasheri’, renowned as one of the finest new generation Indian dessert mangoes. Imagine savoring the intensely sweet, rich, and aromatic flavor with delightful hints of citrus and melon, all from your own backyard.

The Mallika mangoes are a flattened oblong shape, boasting a rounded base and an irregular, non-waxy skin. Each fruit typically weighs between 10 to 18 oz. The flesh is a deep orange, boasting a pasty texture that is completely fiber-free, making it a true delicacy. Enjoy them fresh, in juices, or as dehydrated slices with a unique honey flavor.

Benefits of Growing a Mallika Mango Tree:

• Exceptional Flavor: Enjoy the unique blend of sweet, citrus, and melon flavors.
• Fiber-Free Fruit: Savor the smooth, pasty texture of the mango flesh.
• Semi-Dwarf Tree: Suitable for smaller gardens and container growing.
• Grafted Plant: Ensures early fruiting and consistent quality.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for fresh eating, juices, and dehydration.

The Mallika variety is semi-dwarf and moderately vigorous, making it an excellent choice for mango enthusiasts, even outside of India. When planting, choose a planter that suits the plant’s size and upgrade as it grows. For colder climates, use a dark-colored pot to absorb heat, as mangoes thrive in warmth. Ensure proper drainage by using a quality potting mix and adding loose stones at the pot’s bottom. In winter, move the potted mango tree indoors if you are in a frost area.

Frequently Asked Questions:

• How big will the tree get? This variety is semi-dwarf and moderately vigorous, making it attractive to mango growers outside of India.
• What type of soil should I use? A good quality potting mix soil is recommended. Adding some loose stones to the bottom of the pot will help with drainage.
• How much sunlight does the tree need? Mangoes love heat, so select a spot that gives your tree 6-8 hours of sunlight each day.
• How often should I water the tree? A mango tree doesn’t like moist soil, so keep it on the drier side.
• When is the fruiting season? The fruiting season is from late June to July.