Celgen® Amrapali Mango Plant

Celgen® Amrapali Mango Plant is a premium Indian hybrid mango variety selected for growers who want a compact, regular-bearing mango plant with excellent fruit quality and suitability for high-density planting systems.

Origin & Variety Information:
Amrapali Mango is an Indian hybrid mango variety developed from Dashehari × Neelum. It is one of the well-known dwarf mango varieties and is widely appreciated for its regular bearing habit, compact tree growth, sweet pulp and suitability for closer planting.

Amrapali is generally considered a late-maturing mango variety. Due to its dwarf growth habit and regular fruiting nature, it is suitable for home gardens, farmhouses, high-density mango plantations and commercial orchard trials under proper canopy management.

At Celgen Biotech, this plant is listed as Celgen® Amrapali Mango Plant based on source identity and maintained planting material.

Key Highlights:
• Premium Indian hybrid mango variety
• Parentage: Dashehari × Neelum
• Dwarf and compact tree growth
• Regular-bearing mango variety
• Suitable for high-density mango plantation
• Sweet, pleasant and aromatic pulp
• Low-fibre to fibreless eating quality
• Late-maturing mango variety
• Suitable for home garden, farmhouse and orchard plantation
• Good choice for commercial trial plantation
• Full sunlight and well-drained soil are recommended
• Pruning and canopy management are important for best results

Why Choose Celgen® Mango Plants?
Celgen Biotech focuses on supplying healthy and well-maintained fruit plants prepared from selected mother stock. Each plant is handled with proper nursery care before dispatch and packed carefully for safe transportation.

Our aim is to provide growers with genuine, healthy planting material along with basic guidance for planting, nutrition, pruning, irrigation, and aftercare. Celgen® mango plants are suitable for home gardeners, farmhouse owners, collectors, and trial plantation growers.

Fruit & Plant Information:
Amrapali Mango is mainly valued for its compact plant habit, regular bearing nature, sweet fruit quality and suitability for high-density planting. Under suitable growing conditions, fruits develop attractive yellow to orange-yellow pulp with sweet and pleasant taste.

Common Names: Amrapali Mango, Amrapali Hybrid Mango
Parentage: Dashehari × Neelum
Origin: India
Fruit Shape: Small to medium-sized mango fruit
Fruit Skin Colour: Green to yellow at maturity
Fruit Flesh Colour: Yellow to deep orange-yellow
Taste Profile: Sweet, pleasant and aromatic
Fibre: Low-fibre to fibreless type
Fruit Use: Fresh eating, table purpose, desserts, mango pulp, home garden and orchard plantation
Plant Type: Mango fruit plant
Growth Habit: Dwarf and compact tree growth
Bearing Habit: Regular bearing
Season: Late-maturing mango variety
Suitable For: Home garden, farmhouse, high-density mango plantation, orchard plantation and trial plantation
Growing Requirement: Full sunlight, well-drained soil, balanced nutrition and proper irrigation

Planting & Care Guide:
Plant the mango sapling in full sunlight with well-drained soil. Avoid waterlogging near the root zone. Amrapali can be used in closer planting systems under proper orchard management, but regular pruning and canopy control are important.

For better growth and fruiting, provide organic manure, balanced NPK nutrition, micronutrients, and irrigation during dry periods. In high-density planting, maintain proper sunlight penetration, air movement and regular pruning.

Important Note:
Amrapali Mango fruit size, fruit colour, sweetness, yield and fruiting time may vary depending on climate, plant age, sunlight, nutrition, pruning, flowering and cultivation practices. High-density planting should be done only with proper spacing, pruning, irrigation and orchard management.

Disclaimer:
Images are for variety reference and presentation purpose. Actual plant size and appearance may vary depending on batch, season and nursery stage. Fruit colour, fruit size, sweetness, yield and fruiting time may vary depending on climate, plant age, nutrition, flowering, pollination and growing practices.