Okrung Mango Tree, Grafted Thai Mango Plant, Sweet Sugar Cane Flavor Mango, Live Fruit Tree, 3–4 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot

Bring a taste of Thailand to your home garden with this grafted Okrung Mango Tree. Okrung is a Thai mango variety known for its exceptionally sweet, sugar-cane-like flavor and pale yellow flesh.

The fruit is small and oblong, typically remaining mostly green when ripe, with hints of red and yellow. Its slightly fibrous flesh is delicious fresh and is traditionally enjoyed in Thailand with sticky rice.

Plant Details

• Variety: Okrung Mango

• Plant type: Grafted mango tree

• Quantity: 1 live plant

• Shipping height: Approximately 3–4 feet

• Pot size: 3-gallon nursery pot

• Root condition: Good root system, as described by the seller

• Origin of variety: Thailand

Fruit Characteristics

• Shape: Small and oblong

• Skin color: Mostly green when ripe, with hints of red and yellow

• Flesh: Pale yellow with some fiber

• Flavor: Very sweet, with a sugar-cane-like taste

• Season: Mid-season

• Typical maturity: Late June through July, depending on climate and growing conditions

• Traditional serving: Enjoyed with Thai sticky rice

Why Grow Okrung Mango?

• A distinctive Thai mango variety

• Exceptionally sweet flavor

• Enjoyable fresh or paired with sticky rice

• Seller notes good resistance to anthracnose

• Seller reports that it can fruit in interior growing areas

Growing Notes
Plant in a warm, sunny location with well-draining soil. Protect young trees from cold temperatures and provide consistent watering while the tree establishes. Avoid keeping the roots in constantly soggy soil.

Shipping & Plant Notes
You will receive one grafted Okrung mango tree, approximately 3–4 feet tall, shipped in a 3-gallon nursery pot.

The tree may or may not have flowers, buds, or fruit when shipped. Fruiting depends on maturity, climate, care, and growing conditions.

Natural variations in branching, foliage, and appearance are normal. Live plants may experience some stress during shipping. Unpack promptly and allow the tree time to adjust to its new environment.