Jardalu Mango Grafted Hybrid Plant

The Jardalu Mango (also spelled Zardalu) is a premium, world-renowned mango variety hailing from the Bhagalpur district of Bihar, India. It is often referred to as a "royal" mango due to its historical association with local maharajas and its frequent use as a gift for VVIPs, including the President and Prime Minister of India.

In 2018, it was awarded the Geographical Indication (GI) tag, certifying its unique characteristics that are tied specifically to the soil and climate of the Bhagalpur region.

Core Characteristics
Appearance: The fruit is typically medium-sized with an oblong-lanceolate shape. When ripe, it features a brilliant, golden-yellow skin that is notably thin and smooth.

Aroma: One of its most defining features is its intoxicating fragrance. The aroma is so strong and distinct that it can often be smelled from a distance even before the fruit is sliced.

Flavor & Texture: The pulp is a rich saffron or golden color. It is highly prized for being fiberless, tender, and incredibly juicy. The taste is intensely sweet with a subtle, complex tang.

Nutritional Profile: It is considered easy to digest and is rich in fiber and enzymes. In regional folklore, it is often cited as a "safer" mango for those with mild digestive sensitivities or diabetes due to its balanced composition.