1. Description

  • Name: Black and Rose Mango
  • Type: Grafted Mango Plant
  • Origin: Rare hybrid variety, popular in collectors’ gardens
  • Highlights:
    • Produces mangoes with unique dark purple to black outer skin
    • Flesh is deep yellow or rose-colored, aromatic, sweet, and fiberless
    • Highly attractive and unusual variety
    • Perfect for home gardens and exotic fruit lovers

🌱 2. How to Plant

  • Soil Type: Well-draining, fertile loamy soil
  • Planting Pit:
    • Size: 2.5 ft (length) × 2.5 ft (width) × 2.5 ft (depth)
    • Fill with a mixture of red soil, compost/cow dung, and a handful of neem cake
  • Spacing: Minimum 10 feet between two plants
  • Season to Plant: Best during early monsoon or spring

🪴 For grow bag planting: Use a 24×24 inch grow bag or bigger with good drainage


📏 3. Plant Size

  • At Time of Purchase: 1.5 to 3 feet tall (depending on age)
  • Fully Grown Tree Height: Around 10 to 12 feet (pruned height), manageable in small gardens

🍋 4. Fruiting Time

  • First Fruiting: 2 to 3 years (due to grafting)
  • Fruit Season: Mainly summer (April to June)
  • Fruit Description:
    • Blackish-purple outer skin when ripe
    • Inner flesh is yellow to rose in color
    • Sweet, aromatic, and soft (low fiber)
    • Medium-sized fruits

🌳 5. Plant Type

  • Category: Perennial fruit tree
  • Growth Habit: Medium-sized, bushy tree
  • Pollination: Self-pollinating
  • Climate Suitability: Tropical and subtropical climates

🪴 6. Caring Tips

☀️ Sunlight:

  • Requires full sun (6 to 8 hours per day)

💧 Watering:

  • Water every 2–3 days during the first year
  • Later, reduce frequency to once a week (avoid waterlogging)

🌿 Fertilization:

  • Use organic compost or cow dung once every 2 months
  • Apply bone meal or potash-rich fertilizers to promote fruiting
  • Use micronutrient spray every 3 months

✂️ Pruning:

  • Light pruning to shape the plant and remove dead/diseased branches
  • Helps in better airflow and fruit growth

🛡️ Pest & Disease Control:

  • Use neem oil spray monthly to prevent pests
  • Keep base clean to avoid fungal infections

🧤 Mulching:

  • Apply dry leaves or straw around base to retain moisture and suppress weeds

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