Moovandan Mango - Mangifera indica
Moovandan Mango - Mangifera indica
Moovandan Mango - Mangifera indica
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Moovandan Mango - Mangifera indica
Moovandan Mango - Mangifera indica
Moovandan Mango - Mangifera indica
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Moovandan Mango - Mangifera indica

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Introduction / General Information Moovandan Mango, botanically classified as Mangifera indica, is one of Kerala’s most cherished indigenous mango cultivars. Deeply rooted in the homestead culture of the state, this variety is ...

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Moovandan Mango - Mangifera indica

Regular price
Rs. 220.00
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Introduction / General Information

Moovandan Mango, botanically classified as Mangifera indica, is one of Kerala’s most cherished indigenous mango cultivars. Deeply rooted in the homestead culture of the state, this variety is believed to have originated in the high ranges of Idukki district. Over generations, it has become a dependable fruit tree in household gardens, valued for its resilience, regular bearing habit, and pleasing flavour.

Beyond Kerala, similar forms of this mango are found in parts of Sri Lanka and southern Thailand under regional names, reflecting its adaptability to humid tropical climates. Moovandan stands as a symbol of traditional agriculture, where flavour, reliability, and cultural memory come together in a single tree.

Fruit Description / Taste Profile

Moovandan mangoes are known for their inviting texture and gentle sweetness.

Fruits are medium-sized with a smooth outer skin

Flesh is pale orange when ripe

Texture ranges from lightly fibrous to soft and buttery

Flavour is delicately sweet with a refreshing tropical note

Ripe fruits release a natural, pleasant aroma

The balanced taste makes it suitable for both fresh consumption and processing, appealing to all age groups.

Cultural / Traditional Significance

Moovandan mango holds a meaningful place in Kerala’s culinary and social traditions.

Commonly grown in ancestral homesteads

Raw fruits are traditionally pickled for year-round use

Used in regional dishes such as mango curry, chutneys, and pulissery

Ripe fruits are shared among neighbours as a seasonal custom

Dried mango pulp is made into traditional fruit leather

This variety reflects the spirit of self-sustaining home gardens and seasonal living.

Health Benefits & Nutritional Value

Moovandan mango offers a wholesome nutritional profile.

Rich in vitamin A, supporting eye health and immunity

High vitamin C content helps strengthen immune response

Good source of dietary fibre, aiding digestion

Contains potassium and folate for heart and metabolic health

Natural sugars provide quick energy during hot seasons

Bioactive compounds contribute antioxidant and anti-inflammatory support

Traditionally, both ripe and unripe mangoes are used in diet for digestive balance and seasonal nourishment.

Culinary Uses

The versatility of Moovandan mango makes it a kitchen favourite.

Consumed fresh as a dessert fruit

Used for juices, smoothies, and mango pulp

Added to breakfast bowls and fruit salads

Raw fruits used in pickles and traditional curries

Pulp processed into preserves, jams, and dried mango sheets

Its mild sweetness allows it to blend well with both savoury and sweet preparations.

Cultivation & Maintenance

Moovandan mango is well suited for home gardens and small orchards.

Climate: Warm, humid tropical conditions

Soil: Well-drained loamy or lateritic soil

Sunlight: Full sun is essential for flowering and fruiting

Watering: Moderate; increased during dry spells

Blooming Time: Begins flowering in 3 to 4 years

Pruning: Light pruning improves airflow and tree structure

Maintenance Level: Moderate

The tree is known for consistent fruiting and adaptability to local conditions.

Quick Facts

Common Name: Moovandan Mango

Botanical Name: Mangifera indica

Origin: Kerala, India

Regional Presence: Kerala, Sri Lanka, southern Thailand

Fruiting Start: 3–4 years

Fruit Season: Early to mid-summer

Maintenance Requirement: Moderate

Environmental or Aesthetic Benefits

Medium-sized tree provides natural shade

Seasonal flowering enhances garden beauty

Supports birds and pollinators

Ideal for traditional homesteads and mixed fruit gardens

Contributes to biodiversity and local food security

The tree integrates easily into eco-friendly garden landscapes.

Conclusion / Why Choose Exotica Grove

Moovandan Mango is more than a fruit plant—it is a living link to Kerala’s agricultural heritage. With its dependable yield, pleasing taste, and cultural relevance, this variety is perfectly suited for those who value tradition alongside practicality.

At Exotica Grove and Exotica Signature, we carefully select and nurture indigenous fruit plants that carry both legacy and performance. Our Moovandan mango plants are grown with attention to health and adaptability, ensuring they establish well and reward you for years to come. Choosing Exotica Grove means preserving heritage, embracing sustainability, and enjoying the timeless joy of homegrown mangoes.

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