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Mango is one of India's most important commercial fruit crops, and choosing the right planting material is an important first step when establishing a mango orchard.
Farmers, orchard developers, landscapers and commercial buyers often search for mango plant nursery wholesale prices before purchasing hundreds or thousands of plants.
However, there is no single fixed price for every mango plant. The final wholesale rate can depend on:
This guide explains the Mango Plant Nursery Wholesale Price List 2026, popular commercial varieties and the important factors buyers should consider before placing a bulk order.
The following table is an indicative guide, not a fixed quotation. Actual wholesale rates can change based on plant specifications, quantity and delivery requirements.
| Mango Variety | Indicative Plant Price* | Commercial Use |
|---|---|---|
| Dashehari | ₹60–₹150+ | North Indian orchards |
| Amrapali | ₹70–₹180+ | High-density orchards |
| Langra | ₹60–₹150+ | Commercial orchards |
| Chausa | ₹60–₹150+ | North Indian fruit production |
| Mallika | ₹70–₹180+ | Commercial & premium orchards |
| Bombay Green | ₹60–₹150+ | Early-season production |
| Kesar | ₹80–₹250+ | Premium mango markets |
| Alphonso | ₹100–₹300+ | Premium commercial cultivation |
| Banganapalli | ₹70–₹200+ | Commercial fruit production |
| Miyazaki | ₹200+ | Premium/specialty market |
*Indicative range only. Prices vary according to plant size, propagation method, variety, order quantity, nursery and transportation. Always request a current quotation before placing a bulk order.
For reference, the Central Institute for Subtropical Horticulture (ICAR-CISH) currently lists Dashehari and Chausa at ₹80, Amrapali and Mallika at ₹100, Langra at ₹80, CISH-Ambika at ₹125 and CISH-Arunika at ₹150.
Private nursery pricing can be substantially different because plants may differ in age, size, grafting, container, availability and commercial specifications.
Two mango plants of the same variety may have very different prices.
A small young grafted plant generally costs less than a large, established nursery plant.
Buyers should compare plants based on actual size and specifications, not price alone.
Commercial orchard buyers commonly prefer plants with known varietal identity and suitable propagation because orchard uniformity matters.
Grafted plants may cost more than ordinary seedlings because of the additional propagation work and nursery management involved.
Different mango varieties have different demand levels and production characteristics.
For example, Dashehari, Langra and Chausa are strongly associated with North Indian commercial mango production, while Kesar and Alphonso have major premium-market importance in their suitable regions.
Wholesale buyers purchasing hundreds or thousands of plants may receive a different per-plant quotation than retail buyers.
For a commercial orchard, always ask for:
Variety + Quantity + Plant Size + Delivery Location
This allows the nursery to calculate a more relevant bulk quotation.
Dashehari is one of the most important mango varieties associated with North India.
It is particularly relevant for growers in Uttar Pradesh and surrounding regions.
ICAR and horticultural references list Dashehari among important commercial mango varieties, and ICAR-CISH currently lists Dashehari plants in its nursery.
Amrapali is a hybrid mango variety developed from Dashehari and Neelum.
It is known for its comparatively compact growth habit and is often considered for higher-density orchard systems when local conditions and management are suitable.
Langra is a well-known commercial mango variety of North India.
It is valued for its distinctive fruit quality and is widely grown in the northern mango belt.
Chausa is an important late-season mango variety associated with North India.
It can be an attractive option for commercial growers looking to extend their mango production season.
The National Horticulture Board lists Chausa among India's important mango varieties.
Mallika is a hybrid mango variety and is included among commercially cultivated mango types in India.
It can be considered for orchards where its characteristics match local climate, soil and market requirements.
ICAR-CISH currently lists Mallika plants at ₹100 in its nursery booking catalogue.
Kesar is a premium mango variety strongly associated with Gujarat.
It is particularly relevant for growers targeting premium mango markets in suitable regions.
The National Mango Database and other horticultural sources list Kesar among important mango varieties cultivated commercially in India.
Alphonso is one of India's best-known premium mango varieties.
It has strong commercial importance in suitable western Indian regions, particularly Maharashtra and surrounding areas.
However, mango variety selection should always be based on regional climate rather than simply choosing the variety with the highest market reputation.
Banganapalli is an important commercial mango variety, especially in southern India.
It can be considered by growers in regions where the climate and orchard conditions are suitable.
Bombay Green is an early mango variety associated with North Indian production.
It can be useful for growers interested in an earlier mango harvest window.
Some nurseries also offer specialty or premium mango varieties such as Miyazaki and other exotic selections.
These plants may have significantly different pricing from conventional commercial mango varieties.
For example, Bagwani Nursery currently lists Miyazaki mango plants in its fruit-plant collection, with the displayed online price subject to product/order configuration.
Wholesale buyers should understand that the per-plant price can change with order volume.
A typical quotation may be structured like this:
| Order Quantity | Pricing Approach |
|---|---|
| 10–50 Plants | Small-order rate |
| 50–100 Plants | Bulk rate may apply |
| 100–500 Plants | Wholesale quotation |
| 500–1,000 Plants | Project/bulk pricing |
| 1,000+ Plants | Custom commercial quotation |
These are order-size categories for quotation planning, not guaranteed discounts.
The actual price should be confirmed with the nursery based on variety, plant size, quantity and delivery location.
Before comparing quotations, ask the nursery what the quoted price includes.
It may include or exclude:
A lower plant price is not necessarily the cheaper option if transportation and packaging costs are substantially higher.
For a commercial orchard, follow a structured procurement process.
Choose varieties based on:
Calculate your required number of plants based on orchard area and selected planting system.
Do not order plants before finalizing your plantation layout.
Ask the nursery:
Send the nursery:
Mango Variety:
Dashehari / Amrapali / Langra / Chausa / etc.
Quantity:
Example: 500 plants
Plant Size:
Required height/grade
Delivery Location:
City + State
Expected Delivery Date:
Required planting period
This allows the nursery to prepare a more accurate quotation.
Do not purchase bulk plants based only on photographs.
Check for:
Leaves should not show obvious severe pest or disease symptoms.
The plant should have a suitable, healthy stem for its size.
Roots should be healthy and appropriate for the container.
The nursery should clearly identify the variety.
For grafted plants, inspect the graft union and ask about the propagation source.
For commercial orchards, reasonably uniform plants can make plantation establishment easier.
For North Indian growers, varieties such as Dashehari, Langra, Chausa, Amrapali and Bombay Green are commonly associated with commercial mango cultivation.
Horticultural references identify Dashehari, Langra and Chausa among important North Indian commercial varieties.
However, the final choice should depend on the specific district, soil, irrigation, market and orchard objective.
When establishing a commercial mango orchard, plant price is only one part of the investment.
Farmers should also budget for:
A slightly more expensive but healthy and correctly identified plant can be more valuable than a cheaper plant of uncertain quality.
A professional wholesale nursery can help commercial buyers with:
Bagwani Nursery's website describes it as a wholesale plant supplier and currently lists multiple mango varieties, including Dashehari, Amrapali, Langra, Chausa and other fruit plants.
Before confirming your order, check:
Mango variety confirmed
Grafted/propagation type confirmed
Plant size confirmed
Quantity confirmed
Price per plant confirmed
Packaging charges confirmed
Transportation charges confirmed
GST/tax treatment confirmed
Delivery date confirmed
Plant replacement/damage terms confirmed
Variety labeling confirmed
There is no single fixed wholesale price. Indicative rates can range from around ₹60 to ₹300+ per plant depending on variety, size, propagation method, quantity and nursery. Government/institutional nursery prices can be lower than specialized private nursery prices. For example, ICAR-CISH currently lists several mango varieties between ₹80 and ₹150.
For North India, Dashehari, Langra, Chausa, Amrapali and Bombay Green are important commercial options. The best variety depends on local climate, soil, market demand and orchard design.
Grafted plants can provide known varietal characteristics and are commonly preferred when establishing commercial orchards. The specific propagation method and rootstock should be confirmed with the nursery.
Yes, commercial nurseries can handle bulk requirements depending on variety and availability. For large orders, request a customized quotation rather than relying on a retail price.
Yes. Larger or more established nursery plants can cost more than smaller plants because they require additional nursery time, space and management.
Not necessarily. Transportation, packaging, loading and other charges may be separate. Always ask for the delivered price for your location.
Dashehari, Langra, Chausa, Amrapali and other suitable varieties can be considered for Uttar Pradesh. The final selection should be based on local conditions and the intended market.
The Mango Plant Nursery Wholesale Price List 2026 should be used as a buying guide rather than a fixed national price list.
Mango plant prices vary according to variety, grafting, plant size, rootstock, quantity, nursery, packaging and delivery location. For commercial orchard development, buyers should compare both price and plant quality before placing a bulk order.
For North Indian farmers, varieties such as Dashehari, Langra, Chausa and Amrapali are important options, while Kesar, Alphonso, Banganapalli and specialty mango varieties can be considered in regions where they are suitable.
Bagwani Nursery supplies mango and other fruit plants for farmers, orchard developers, landscapers and commercial buyers.
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