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Grow the extraordinary at home with our exotic & imported fruit plants — dragon fruit, avocado, blueberry, kiwi, passion fruit, fig (anjeer), litchi and more. Healthy, nursery-grown plants suited to Indian gardens & terraces, delivered pan-India.
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Growing & care guide
Exotic fruit plants require warm conditions, good drainage, and regular feeding for consistent production in India's climate. Most need full sun and adapt well to Indian heat but require careful monsoon management.
Light
Full sun (6-8 hours daily) is essential for fruiting; insufficient light delays bloom and reduces yield. In peak summer, morning sun with afternoon shade prevents scorch while maintaining production.
Water
Water deeply allowing soil to dry slightly between waterings; overwatering causes root rot and fruit drop. During monsoon reduce significantly with excellent drainage; in dry months increase frequency and mulch to conserve moisture.
Soil & Feeding
Plant in well-draining soil enriched with compost or aged manure. Feed every 3-4 weeks Mar-Oct with balanced or high-potassium fertilizer; most exotic fruits are heavy feeders, with yellowing and poor fruit set signaling deficiency.
Temperature & Humidity
Most thrive in 20-35°C and tolerate India's heat well. Maintain 50-70% humidity and good air circulation; excess humidity invites fungal diseases.
Common Problems
Fruit drop from erratic watering, nutrient stress, or temperature swings; monsoon brings fungal issues (leaf spot, powdery mildew) and pests (fruit flies, scale). Alkaline Indian soils commonly cause iron, zinc, and magnesium deficiencies.
Pro Tips
Thin fruit clusters to 1 per 15-20cm stem for larger fruit; prune hard after harvest to encourage next season. Mulch 3-5cm with dry leaves to regulate soil temperature and moisture in Indian heat; grafted varieties produce faster than seed-grown.
The pink Bougainvillea is widely praised for its profuse, papery bracts that deliver vibrant, long-lasting color with minimal maintenance. Gardeners love its exceptional drought tolerance and ability to cascade gorgeously over fences, balconies, and garden walls when placed in full sun.
Mosquito Repellent Plant: A practical, aromatic green choice (like Citronella or Lemon Grass) that naturally helps keep pests away with its scented foliage.
Very satisfied with this item. Packed securely and looks even better in person. the Fig Tree is its ability to produce fruit in a variety of conditions.
