Description
The 4 KG Jumbo Mango is not a single recognized botanical variety but a term used in the nursery trade for several rare, large-fruited mango cultivars that can produce fruit weighing up to 4 kilograms or more . The most famous of these is the Noorjahan Mango from Madhya Pradesh, also known as the “Queen of Mangoes,” which can weigh between 3 and 5 kg per fruit and sell for ₹1,000 to ₹3,000 apiece . Another giant variety is Amrapuri, considered the world’s heaviest mango, weighing close to 5 kg . These varieties make a spectacular addition to any orchard or garden.
Detailed Description:
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Size:
The tree is a medium-sized evergreen, typical of the Mangifera indica species, and can be maintained at a manageable size through pruning. Grafted plants are generally kept smaller for easier management. -
Leaves:
The leaves are typical of the mango species—evergreen, simple, and lanceolate in shape with a leathery texture. -
Flowers:
The tree produces small, greenish-yellow flowers in panicles. Flowering typically begins in January–February, with fruits ready for harvest by June . -
Fruit:
This is the defining feature of these varieties. The fruit is oversized, oval to round, weighing up to 4 kg or more under ideal conditions . It has a greenish-yellow peel when ripe , a thick, smooth, juicy pulp, and is low in fiber . The flavour is mildly sweet, and some varieties like Noorjahan are said to have a distinct saffron flavour and delicate skin . A single fruit is often large enough for an entire family . -
Branchlets:
The branchlets are characteristic of the mango species, forming a moderately dense canopy. -
Bark:
The bark is typical of the mango species—greyish-brown and fissured.
Other Notable Features:
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High Market Value: Due to their rarity and spectacular size, these mangoes command premium prices, selling by the piece rather than by weight. A single Noorjahan mango can sell for ₹1,000 to ₹3,800 .
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Grafted for Early Fruiting: Plants sold as “4 KG Mango” are typically grafted, ensuring true-to-type fruit and early fruiting within 3 to 4 years after planting .
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Limited Production: Trees of these giant varieties bear a limited number of fruits each season, contributing to their exclusivity .
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Collector’s Item: These mangoes are popular among fruit collectors and are often showcased at mango festivals and exhibitions .
Climate Suitability for Nepal:
These giant mango varieties originate from regions with warm tropical and subtropical climates.
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Ideal Regions: Varieties like the 4 KG Jumbo Mango perform well in Indian states such as Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh . This suggests they are well-suited to Nepal’s Terai region, which shares similar climatic conditions. Nepal’s Madhesh Province already has a thriving mango industry, producing over 400,000 tons annually from more than 40 varieties .
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Growing Conditions: These trees require full sun (6–8 hours daily), well-drained fertile loamy or sandy soil, and protection from strong winds when fruiting due to the heavy weight of the fruit .
Why Choose 4 KG Jumbo Mango from Gupta Nursery:
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Spectacular and Rare:Â These mangoes are a showstopper, offering an unforgettable fruit-growing experience.
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High Commercial Value:Â The rarity and premium pricing make these varieties an excellent investment for commercial growers targeting high-end markets.
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Early Fruiting:Â Grafted plants ensure you get fruit within 3 to 4 years.
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Nepal’s Growing Mango Industry: With Nepal already cultivating a rich diversity of mango varieties and having a booming production sector, adding these unique giant varieties can further enhance the market .
Cultivation Tips for Nepal:
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Light: Requires full sun exposure (6–8 hours daily) .
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Soil: Prefers well-drained, fertile loamy or sandy soil rich in organic matter .
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Watering: Water 2–3 times a week in the dry season; reduce during the monsoon. Avoid waterlogging .
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Fertilization: Apply organic compost and potash-rich fertilizers during the pre-flowering stage to enhance fruit size .
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Support: Stake the plant in the early stages for upright growth, and protect fruit-laden branches from wind damage .
At Gupta Nursery, we are proud to offer these rare and spectacular 4 KG Jumbo Mango plants—a true marvel of nature that combines record-breaking size with sweet, luscious flavour, perfect for adding a touch of wonder to any orchard or garden in Nepal.





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