Anwar Ratol Rataul Mango Aam Grafted Fruit Plant (1.5-3 Feet Height)

Anwar Ratol Rataul Mango (Mangifera indica 'Anwar Ratol'), originating from Rataul village in Uttar Pradesh India, produces small golden-yellow oblong fruits celebrated as the "mini powerhouse" for exceptional sweetness, silky fiberless melting pulp, and intense floral aroma making it a connoisseur favorite across India and Pakistan. Grafted plants ensure true elite traits, early fruiting in 2-3 years versus 5+ for seedlings, regular heavy yields on compact trees suited to diverse subtropical climates while thriving in calcium-rich alluvial soils of North India. The 1.5–3 feet sapling establishes rapidly, ripening May-June for premium fresh eating, desserts, and gulkand.​

WHAT YOU GET

• 1 live Anwar Ratol Rataul Mango Aam grafted fruit plant

• Height at dispatch: approximately 1.5–3 feet

• Authentic UP heritage variety for intensely sweet fiberless gems, vigorous growth, and reliable production

• Perfect for pots, terraces, backyards, or heritage orchards

KEY FEATURES 🌟

• 🥭 Compact semi-dwarf tree with lush foliage yielding 150-200g golden orbs packed with vitamin C, antioxidants supporting digestion, immunity, skin health, and sustained energy​

• 🌸 Small seed maximizes pulp; early fragile supersweet vs late stable milder types​

• 💪 Adaptable (pH 5.5-7.5 loamy soils); minimal pests grafted​

• 🌦 May-June harvest; GI pride Uttar Pradesh/Punjab​

• 🌱 Heritage 1905 discovery; mango diplomacy symbol​

PLANTING & CARE 🌱

• 🌤 Light: Full sun 6-8 hours flavor peak​

• 🪴 Soil: Fertile well-drained alluvial organics​

• 💧 Watering: Moderate consistent; mulch summer​

• 🌿 Mulching: Organic conserves moisture

• ✂️ Pruning: Post-harvest open center​

• 🧴 Fertilizing: NPK split doses; boron fruit set​

BENEFITS & USES 🍽️

• 🥭 Fresh melting mouthfuls, milkshakes, sorbets, shrikhand​

• 💪 Cooling digestive tonic; connoisseur delight​

• 🌳 Heritage shade tree; cultural pride

• 🎁 Festival diplomacy gift

• 🐝 Pollinator friendly​

DISCLAIMER ⚠️

• Early crop wind/rain sensitive; protect blossoms​

• Short season May-June; succession plant late type​

• Fruit fly neem managed