Bari 11 Mango Aam Grafted Healthy Fruit Plant

The most unique feature of the BARI-11 is its ability to bear fruit three times a year (typically in March, June, and August). On a single tree, it is common to see flowers, young green mangoes, and fully ripe fruits all at the same time.

The fruits are medium-to-large, typically weighing between 300g to 450g. They have a characteristic oblong shape with light green skin that transitions to a beautiful golden-yellow when fully ripe.

The flesh is deep yellow, firm, and nearly fiberless. It is known for its high sugar content (TSS) and a sweet, balanced flavor. While it is succulent and juicy, its firmness makes it excellent for slicing.

BARI-11 trees are relatively dwarf to medium in size with a bushy canopy, making them ideal for high-density orchards and even rooftop gardening in large pots. A mature 4–5 year old tree can produce 60–70 mangoes annually.

This variety is highly adaptable to tropical and subtropical climates (like Bangladesh and India). It is notably disease-resistant, particularly against common mango pests, and is a hardy grower that requires relatively low maintenance compared to traditional premium varieties.