Pen Ken Ling Mango Plant (Rare Overseas Mango Variety) | NewnessPlant

Pen Ken Ling Mango Plant (Rare Overseas Mango Variety) | NewnessPlant

Name: Pen Ken Ling Mango Plant (Rare Overseas Mango Variety) | NewnessPlant
Brand: NewnessPlant
SKU: 1783
Price: 949.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Pen Ken Ling – a rare overseas mango variety for collectors and home gardeners who want something different. Healthy grafted live plant, safely packed.

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After Delivery

Unpack the plant carefully and allow it time to recover from transportation stress.
Minor leaf drop, slight drooping, or small soil movement may occur during transit.

Sunlight

Provide light according to the needs of the particular plant variety.
Avoid suddenly placing a newly delivered plant in harsh direct sunlight unless the variety requires it.

Soil

Use a suitable, well-draining potting medium and avoid prolonged waterlogging.

Watering

Check the soil moisture before watering and water according to the plant's requirement.
Avoid excessive watering, particularly where drainage is poor.

Fertilizer

Allow the plant to settle after delivery before applying fertilizer.
Use an appropriate fertilizer in a suitable quantity according to the plant type and growing season.

Re-potting

Re-pot only when necessary, preferably after the plant has recovered from transportation.
Choose a suitable pot with proper drainage holes.

Plant Protection

Remove dead or badly damaged plant parts and inspect the plant regularly for pests or disease.
Use an appropriate plant-safe treatment when required.

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We make reasonable efforts to supply the plant variety ordered. Because plants are living products, natural differences in size, leaf shape, colour, flowering, fruiting, maturity, and seasonal appearance may occur.

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How to Grow Mango at Home

Sunlight: Full sun, 6 to 8 hours a day.
Watering: Water young plants every 2 to 3 days in summer and weekly in winter. Reduce watering from November until flowering so the tree sets buds.
Pot and soil: Start in a 14 to 16 inch pot and move to an 18 to 24 inch pot or drum as it grows, or plant in the ground. Use well-drained soil with plenty of compost.
Fruiting: Grafted mango plants normally start fruiting 2 to 3 years after planting. Flowering comes in late winter and fruit ripens in summer.
Feeding and pruning: Remove the flowers in the first year so the plant builds strength. Feed with compost after harvest and again before flowering; prune lightly after fruiting.
Climate: Mango suits almost all of India except high, frosty hills. Dwarf and all-season varieties are the best choice for terraces and drums.

Mango: common questions

How long does a grafted mango plant take to fruit?

Usually 2 to 3 years after planting. It may flower in the first year, but those flowers are best removed.

Can I grow mango on a terrace?

Yes. Grafted and dwarf varieties fruit well in a 20 to 24 inch pot or half drum with full sun.

Why do the small fruits drop?

Some fruit drop is natural. Heavy drop comes from irregular watering, lack of nutrients or pests at flowering time.

General growing guidance for this type of plant. Results depend on your climate, season and care.

Pen Ken Ling Mango Plant – A Rare Overseas Mango Variety

A special overseas mango variety for collectors and home gardeners who want something different from the usual local mangoes. Add a rare variety to your garden and enjoy growing it from a young plant.

? Rare overseas variety – not commonly found in local nurseries

? Grafted plant, so it stays true to the variety

? Healthy young plant, carefully packed for safe delivery

? Suitable for home gardens, terraces and large pots

? Grown with the same simple care as other mango plants

Why grow Pen Ken Ling? Rare mango varieties are a joy for collectors, and a unique tree makes your garden stand out.

Easy care: Keep in a sunny place, use well-drained soil, water regularly and give some organic manure. Fruiting time depends on plant care and climate.

Order your Pen Ken Ling mango plant today – a small plant today, a rare mango tree tomorrow!

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