Thai Catimon Katimon All Time Sweet Fruit Mango Grafted Hybrid Plant

1. The "All-Time" Characteristic
Unlike traditional mangoes that follow a strict seasonal cycle (usually fruiting once a year in summer), the Catimon is polyembryonic and non-seasonal.

Continuous Fruiting: You will often see a single tree simultaneously holding flowers, small green fruits, and mature ripe mangoes.

High Yield: Because it fruits 3–4 times a year, the total annual harvest is significantly higher than seasonal varieties.

2. Flavor and Aroma
Extreme Sweetness: True to its name, it is an "All-Time Sweet" variety. Even when the fruit is not fully ripe, it lacks the intense sourness found in other mangoes.

Texture: The flesh is fiberless, smooth, and firm. It has a "melting" quality when fully ripe.

Aroma: It carries a mild, pleasant floral fragrance typical of premium Thai mangoes.

3. Physical Appearance
Shape: Long, oblong, and slightly curved (resembling the Nam Dok Mai variety).

Color: The skin remains green for a long time but turns a beautiful golden yellow when fully ripe. The flesh inside is a deep yellow-orange.

Size: Average fruit weight typically ranges between 300g to 500g.

4. Growth Habits
Dwarf Nature: Catimon trees are naturally semi-dwarf. This makes them the #1 choice for rooftop gardening or container planting.

Early Fruiting: One of its most impressive traits is how quickly it matures. A grafted Catimon tree can start producing fruit within 1 to 2 years of planting.

Hardiness: It is relatively resistant to common pests and can thrive in various tropical and subtropical climates.