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About Thai
Mango Plant (Grafted)
The Thai
mango is known as "Ma Muang" in Thai, although this varies by region.
For example, in the Northern region a mango is also known as "Pae,"
and in the South as "Pao." The mango is rich in symbolic meaning. As
part of the feng shui tradition, for generations many Thais have believed that
growing a mango tree on the south side of the house will bring prosperity to
the family. More broadly, mangoes are so widely enjoyed in Thailand and surrounding
countries that they truly do represent a precious part of the culture. There
are perhaps more than one hundred types of Thai mangoes, many of them hybrids
developed in Thailand. The mango tree only bears fruit once per year, and its
season is between late March and early June. This is the time one will find
delicately delicious mangoes - a fairly small window of time for top quality.
Nevertheless, this small window of time represents much of the enjoyment of
mangoes by so many in Thailand, making it in effect a staple for meals and
especially desserts.
Plant
Specifications
|
Plant Height |
36 inch |
|
Plant Spread |
10 inch |
*Above specification are indicative
only. Actual dimensions may slightly differ
|
Common Name |
Thai Mango |
|
Maximum Reachable Height |
1-2 M |
|
Compatability |
Can be grown on Terrace & Ground |
|
Bloom Time |
All Time |
|
Pot Size |
Min 15” width x 24” height |
|
Sunlight |
More than 6 hours of direct bright
sunlight a day is ideal for plant. |
|
Watering |
Before water poke your finger/plain
small stick into the soil to check the moisture. Water when top soil (1-2 inches)
feels dry to touch. Water thoroughly in the summer and
reduce watering in winter and rainy season. |
|
Soil |
The soil should be well drained and
fertile, rich in organic content for growing plant. |
|
Fertilizer |
During the main g rowing season
(June-July) feed the plant with organic fertilizer. |
