All Time Grafted Mango Plant – Live Baramasi Mangifera indica Fruit Plant for Home Garden, Farm & Orchard

The All Time Grafted Mango Plant is a selected mango plant belonging to the species Mangifera indica and commonly sold as All Time, All Season or Baramasi Mango.

Unlike conventional mango varieties that generally produce one major seasonal crop, All Time selections are valued for their ability to produce multiple flowering and fruiting flushes when grown under favourable tropical or subtropical conditions.

Because the plant is grafted, the upper fruiting portion comes from a selected mother plant and is joined to a vigorous rootstock. This allows the plant to retain the desired characteristics of the selected variety while benefiting from a strong root system.

The tree develops glossy green foliage, with attractive coppery-red young leaves. Small cream to yellowish flowers appear in branching panicles and later develop into mango fruits.

All Time Mango performs best in full sunlight, warm temperatures and deep, well-draining soil. Young grafted plants require consistent watering during establishment, while mature plants benefit from slightly drier conditions before flowering.

Regular pruning helps keep the tree compact, improves airflow and makes harvesting easier.

For the first few years after planting, allowing the tree to develop a strong branch framework before carrying a heavy fruit load results in a healthier and more productive mature plant.

During spring, flowering, fruit development or fresh vegetative growth may be active depending on the previous growth cycle. Maintain full sunlight and controlled irrigation. Avoid excessive nitrogen when flowers or fruits are developing.
During summer, fruit development and new shoot growth may occur. Water deeply during prolonged hot weather and apply organic mulch around the root zone. Avoid severe drought stress on young plants.
During the monsoon season, vigorous vegetative growth is common. Reduce supplemental irrigation according to rainfall and ensure excellent drainage. This is also a favourable planting period for young grafted Mango plants.
During autumn, allow new shoots to mature properly. Apply balanced nutrition but avoid stimulating excessive soft vegetative growth if the plant is approaching another flowering cycle.
During winter, cooler and relatively drier conditions can help promote flowering in many Mango selections. Avoid excessive watering and high-nitrogen fertilization. Protect young grafted plants from unusual cold or frost.
Because All Time / Baramasi Mango can produce multiple growth and flowering cycles, care should also be adjusted according to the actual stage of the tree rather than following only the calendar.