Homegrown Apples for Warm Climates

Historically, apple production was limited to cold temperate regions due to high winter “chill hour” requirements. Our low-chill grafted apple seedlings overcome this barrier entirely. By pairing low-chill scion varieties with disease-resistant, semi-dwarfing rootstocks, growers in tropical and subtropical regions can now cultivate high-quality apples right in their backyards or commercial plots.

Early Fruiting & Cross-Pollination

While seed-grown apples take up to 10 years to fruit, our grafted seedlings bloom and set fruit within 2 to 3 years. Planting two complementary low-chill varieties (such as Anna alongside Dorsett Golden) maximizes cross-pollination, resulting in higher fruit set, larger apples, and increased overall yield.

Superior Variety Performance

• Apple Mango: Famous for its attractive apple-red blush and round shape. It features rich, honey-sweet, 100% fiberless pulp with a compact semi-dwarf growth habit, making it ideal for high-density planting and residential gardens.

• Jumbo Mango (Keitt / Kent Type): Engineered for maximum fruit weight and volume. Individual fruits weigh between 800g and 1.5kg with a thin, small seed ratio, delivering maximum pulp yield for commercial fruit markets and processing.

Why Choose Grafted Mango Trees?

Traditional seed-grown mango trees require 7 to 10 years to bear fruit and grow into towering, difficult-to-harvest trees. Our grafted mango seedlings maintain a manageable height (8–12 feet), feature superior rootstock tolerance to poor soils and drought, and guarantee 100% true-to-type fruit quality from the very first harvest.