Hybird kaju fruit

Description

Introduction
Imagine harvesting your own cashew nuts—the “golden nut” of global markets—right from your garden in Nepal. Now you can, with the Hybrid Cashew Nut Plant (Anacardium occidentale) , available now at Gupta Nursery.

At Gupta Nursery, we bring you high-yielding hybrid cashew saplings that are specially selected to thrive in Nepal’s terai and mid-hill climates. With cashew nuts selling for Rs 1,600 to Rs 2,000 per kilogram in the Nepali market, and Nepal importing over Rs 58 million worth of cashews in just the first month of the fiscal year 2023-24, there has never been a better time to start your own cashew plantation.

Why You’ll Love Our Hybrid Cashew Plant

• High-Value Cash Crop: Cashew nuts are in tremendous demand. With market prices of Rs 1,600–2,000 per kg, a single mature tree can generate significant annual income. Even the outer shell sells for Rs 1,100 per kg for use in wine and liqueurs.

• Proven in Nepal: Successful cashew farming is already happening in Nepal. Mr. Bhubaneshwar Pokharel of Morang, a 75-year-old former teacher, planted cashew seedlings just three years ago and now harvests 15-20 kg of cashews annually per tree, with hopes of reaching 50 kg per tree. He sells seedlings and has supplied them to Jhapa, Morang, Sunsari, and even the hilly district of Tehrathum.

• Fast-Growing & Early Fruiting: Our hybrid cashew plants begin producing nuts within 3 years of planting—significantly faster than seed-grown trees. By the 6th year, they reach full commercial production.

• High-Yielding Hybrids: Our selected hybrid varieties (including high-performing hybrids like H-31/05, H-27/05, H-21/05, and Nethra Jumbo-2) deliver impressive yields:

  • 8-18 kg of raw nuts per mature tree annually

  • Premium kernel quality with shelling percentages up to 35%

  • Bold nuts weighing 7-10 grams on average

• Drought-Tolerant & Low Maintenance: Cashew trees are naturally drought-tolerant once established. They thrive in Nepal’s warm climates with minimal water requirements compared to other fruit trees.

• Long-Term Productivity: A single cashew tree can produce nuts for 20-30 years, making it a one-time investment with decades of returns. After the 6th year, farmers can expect over Rs 17 lakh net profit per hectare annually.