Water - When first planting you should water every day or two for a couple of weeks, making sure not to let the root ball dry out, then gradually back off the watering frequency so that after 6 weeks you are watering every two-three days or so in the summer and every week to two weeks in the winter.

Light - Mango trees require full sun, meaning at least eight hours of direct sunlight on most days. Their flower and fruit production will suffer if they don't get enough light. A south-facing window indoors can work, but it's best to move the pot outside as much as possible for full sunlight exposure.

We have following Indian varieties of mango plants available with us:

- Alphonso Mango

- Banganapalli Mango

- Killi Mooku Mango

- Mulgoa Mango

- Sinduri/ Sendura Mango

- Romani Mango

- Immam Mango
- Sengaivarukkuai Mango

- Sakem Mango

Caring for a Mango Tree

Allow the top surface of the soil to dry to a depth of several inches before watering again. Withhold irrigation for two months prior to flowering and then resume once fruits begin to produce. Fertilize the tree with nitrogen fertilizer three times per year