CISH Ambika Grafted Mango Plant

Benefits of CISH Ambika Mango Plant

• Gives fiber-free, juicy mangoes (no threads stuck in teeth)
• Regular fruiting once settled
• Semi-dwarf tree, easy to manage height
• Late-season mango (good when other varieties are finished)
• Good choice for terrace and small backyard gardens
• High demand fruit (useful if you sell locally)

Key Characteristics

• Parentage: Amrapali × Janardan Pasand
• Developed By: CISH, Lucknow
• Fruit Colour: Yellow with red blush
• Flesh: Yellow, firm, fiber-free
• Taste: Very sweet with light tang
• Aroma: Strong mango smell
• Seed: Small
• Tree Habit: Semi-dwarf
• Yield: High and regular

You know what, in most of the nurseries, Ambika fruits sell faster than many other varieties.

How to Plant & Use

Planting in Ground:

• Keep 10–12 feet spacing between plants
• Dig pit 2×2×2 feet
• Mix garden soil with compost and little sand

Planting in Pot (Terrace Gardening):

• Use 24–30 inch grow bag or cement pot
• Ensure big drainage holes (very important during heavy rains)
• Water lightly after planting. Do not flood.

👉 Pair this with our CISH Arunika Mango Plant to enjoy both hybrid varieties in your garden.

Growing & Care (Beginner + Advanced)

• Needs full morning sun (avoid full shade areas)
• Water 2–3 times a week in summer, less in monsoon
• Mulch with dry leaves to control soil heat
• Prune lightly after harvest to control height
• Flowering starts better from 2nd–3rd year

Pro tip: touch the soil with your finger. If top 2 inches feel dry, water it.

Uses of the Plant

• Fresh eating (best use)
• Juice and milkshakes
• Pulp for home use
• Small-scale selling in local market
• Export-friendly variety due to colour and taste

Nursery Secrets – Detailed Care

• Always support young plants with a bamboo stick (strong winds can bend them).
• During flowering, avoid overwatering (flowers may drop).
• Use cow dung compost once every 3 months.
• Spray neem oil once in 15 days (especially before monsoon).
• Don’t panic if leaves fall after planting (very common).
• Keep ants away during flowering (they bring pests).

Remember: Healthy Ambika plants start fruiting nicely when not overfed.