King of chakapat mango plant

The “King of Chakapat” mango is a premium variety, particularly favored in India and Nepal, known for its rich sweetness and smooth texture. It’s characterized by a golden-yellow skin that develops a reddish blush as it ripens, and the flesh is a vibrant orange, juicy, and fiber-free.

Here’s a more detailed description:

• Appearance:  Skin: Golden-yellow, with a reddish blush or tinge as it ripens.
• Flesh:  Vibrant orange, soft, and fiber-free when ripe.

Taste and Texture:

• Taste:  Delightfully sweet, with a subtle tanginess, offering a refreshing, juicy flavor.
• Texture:  Soft, buttery, and smooth when fully ripe, with no fibers.

Other Notable Features:

• Brix Value:  High BRIX value, making it one of the sweetest mango varieties.
• Origin:  From Thailand, known as the “Mango King” in its home country.
• Tree:  Large, often reaching heights of 30 to 100 feet, with a broad canopy.
• Long-lived:  Known to live for hundreds of years.
• Flower:  Small, yellowish or reddish flowers, with a mix of male and female flowers.