Mun Kun Si Mango Tree – Grafted Thai Mango Live Plant

Discover the unique flavor of Mun Kun Si mango, a Thai mango variety especially prized for eating green. Known for its naturally sweet flavor even before fully ripening, this mango is an exciting addition to a tropical fruit garden or home orchard.

The oblong fruits turn yellow as they mature and can be enjoyed at different stages of ripeness. When fully ripe, the flesh is yellow, fiberless, and very sweet, with classic Thai mango flavor and delightful honey and floral notes.

Plant Details

• Variety: Mun Kun Si Mango

• Origin: Thailand

• Plant type: Grafted mango tree

• Quantity: 1 live plant

• Shipping height: Please see height clarification below

• Shipping pot: 3-gallon pot

• Root system: Good roots

• Seed characteristic: Polyembryonic

Fruit Characteristics

• Shape: Oblong

• Color at maturity: Yellow

• Green eating: Naturally sweet and especially enjoyable when eaten green

• Fully ripe flesh: Yellow and fiberless

• Flavor: Very sweet with honey and floral notes

• Eating stages: Can be enjoyed at different stages of ripeness

Why Grow Mun Kun Si Mango?

Mun Kun Si is a wonderful choice for mango enthusiasts who enjoy Thai mango varieties and the unique experience of eating mangoes while still green. Its sweet green fruit and delicious fully ripe flavor offer two enjoyable ways to appreciate this special variety.

Because this is a grafted tree, it is propagated to retain the characteristics of the named mango variety.

Shipping and Plant Care

You will receive one grafted Mun Kun Si mango tree, shipped in a 3-gallon pot with a good root system.

Each plant is naturally unique, so trunk thickness, branching, foliage, and overall shape may vary. Plants may experience some stress during transit. Please unpack promptly upon arrival, allow your tree time to acclimate, and provide appropriate growing conditions.

Please note: This listing is for a young grafted mango tree, not a mature fruiting tree. Flowering and fruit production depend on maturity, climate, and growing conditions. Fruit is not guaranteed upon arrival.