Delivery around Muridwala, Samundri, Rajana, Dajkot and nearby — charges confirmed on WhatsApp.
About this plant
A grafted mango sapling of a named variety, for gardens and plots with real space. Grafting gives true-to-variety fruit far sooner than a seedling tree.
قلمی آم کا پودا، کھلی جگہ اور پوری دھوپ چاہیے۔
What you receive
A grafted sapling in a nursery bag, roughly 90–150 cm tall, variety confirmed at order time. Photos show mature trees; you receive a young grafted plant that needs years to reach bearing size.
Suitability for the Faisalabad region
Mango is central to Punjab horticulture and grows well around Faisalabad in full sun. A mango becomes a large tree, so it needs open ground well clear of walls, pipes and overhead lines — it is not a courtyard pot plant. Plant in the February or September windows from the official schedule, and shield young grafts from frost in their first winters and from the worst June sun.
Best planting window: February & September
Care
Water a young tree deeply when the top 5 cm of soil is dry; established trees need far less except around flowering and fruit set. Feed with well-rotted manure and a balanced fertiliser in late winter. Remove any shoots emerging from below the graft union promptly. Do not expect a meaningful crop in the first years — the tree is building structure. Cultivar and graft quality matter; confirm the current variety with us before ordering.
Delivery & pickup
Based in Muridwala, Samundri — serving Samundri, Rajana, Dajkot, Faisalabad, Toba Tek Singh and surrounding areas. Delivery charges depend on distance and plant size and are always confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch. Large plant — confirm delivery feasibility, current size and variety on WhatsApp before ordering.
In Punjab, the two main windows for planting nursery fruit plants are February and September, per Punjab's Horticultural Research Institute schedule — February suits mango, citrus and lemon, guava, pomegranate, jamun, ber and mulberry, and September repeats most of the list except pomegranate.