In honor of his father, a Bihar man cultivates enormous hybrid fruits.
In honor of his father, a Bihar man cultivates enormous hybrid fruits.
Ramkishore Singh, who also runs a nursery, revealed that he experimented with different varieties of mangoes for 5 long years. The fruit grower hybridised 4 different varieties, carefully choosing traits like sweetness, aroma, shelf life, size and pulp, to develop Nagendra Bhog, and it turned out to be a successful venture.
According to The Better India, this particular Narendra Bhog mango stands out from the rest because it can grow to 1 kilogram, has a thick stone, a sweet-tangy flavor, and a rich, juicy pulp. Ramkishore Singh also noted that the mango's late ripening and lack of spoilage seven to ten days after picking made it easier for farmers to transport and sell the fruit without incurring significant losses.
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