Grafted Dwarf Nam Doc Mai Mango (Mangifera indica)

Renowned as Thailand’s premier mango variety, the Grafted Nam Doc Mai Mango brings an extraordinary taste of the tropics right to your garden.

Famous for its silky, completely fiberless flesh and intense honey-sweet flavor with subtle floral notes, this exceptional variety can be enjoyed both firm-green or fully ripe yellow. Because it is grafted onto dwarfing rootstock, this compact tree flowers early, grows vigorously without outgrowing small spaces, and often bears fruit within just 2 to 3 years!

Thriving in Perth's Mediterranean climate, it adapts well to sunny suburban backyards, sheltered courtyards, or large patio containers.

Key Features

• Exquisite Flavor Profile: Intensely sweet, aromatic fruit with a honeyed floral aroma and completely fiberless, meltingly smooth flesh.
• Compact / Semi-Dwarf Growth: Naturally stays small and manageable (2.5–3.5m), making it ideal for suburban backyards, courtyards, or large containers ("condo mango").
• Grafted Advantage: Early fruiting, consistent quality, superior root vigor, and true-to-type fruit production compared to growing from seed.
• Dual-Eating Variety: Delicious eaten crunchy and green with Thai-style dips, or fully ripened to a smooth, bright golden-yellow.
• Self-Pollinating: Self-fertile and highly productive—only one tree is needed to enjoy heavy summer yields.

Care & Growing Tips for Perth

• Position: Plant in full sun (at least 6–8 hours daily) for maximum blossom development and high fruit yields.
• Soil: Thrives in Perth's sandy soils when enriched with soil improver or compost, provided it has excellent drainage. Avoid waterlogged areas.
• Watering: Water regularly during establishment and throughout spring flowering and fruit setup. Reduce watering slightly in winter.
• Climate & Shelter: Thrives in warm, frost-free microclimates. Shield young trees from heavy frost or cold winter winds.
• Pruning: Lightly tip-prune after the annual harvest to encourage branching, maintain a compact canopy, and keep fruit within easy reach.

Quick Specifications

• Botanical Name: Mangifera indica
• Common Name: Nam Doc Mai Mango (Dwarf / Grafted)
• Growth Habit: Semi-dwarf, compact evergreen tree
• Mature Height: 2.5m – 3.5m (smaller when grown in pots)
• Harvest Season: Mid-to-late Summer
• Pollination: Self-fertile