BARI-13 Mango Plant
A distinctive hybrid mango variety admired for its attractive maroon-toned fruits, deep-orange fibreless pulp and pleasantly sweet flavour.
A Distinctive Hybrid Mango
BARI-13 is an attractive hybrid mango variety developed by the Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute after years of research. It is valued for its distinctive fruit colour, smooth pulp and enjoyable eating quality.
As the mango ripens, its skin develops an eye-catching maroon shade. Inside, the fruit contains deep-orange, fibreless pulp with a smooth texture and pleasant sweetness. It is an excellent addition to home gardens, orchards and mango collections.
Fruit Quality
BARI-13 produces attractive mangoes with maroon-toned skin and deep-orange fibreless pulp. Published information reports approximately 21% sweetness and an average edible portion of about 74.67%.
Key Features
Hybrid variety developed by BARI
Attractive maroon-toned fruits
Deep-orange fibreless pulp
Smooth and pleasantly sweet flavour
Suitable for gardens and orchards
Ideal for tropical climates
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Recommended Potting Mix
A balanced mix for healthy roots, good nutrition and proper drainage.
Potting Mix
What is Garden Soil?
Clean, fertile and loose topsoil collected from a healthy garden or cultivation area.
- Loose and easy to crumble
- Free from stones and waste
- Not extremely hard or sticky
- Able to drain excess water
- Loamy soil is preferred
For sticky soil, use 15% sand/perlite and reduce cocopeat to 15%.
Organic matter and nutrients.
Lightweight moisture retention.
Better drainage and aeration.
Pro Tip:
Always use a container with sufficient drainage holes and avoid waterlogging.
Growing and Care Guide
Simple essentials for healthy and balanced growth.
How to Plant
Add a Rare Mango Variety to Your Garden
Bring home the BARI-13 Mango Plant and enjoy growing a distinctive variety with beautiful fruits and excellent eating quality.
Flowering, fruiting time, yield, fruit colour, sweetness and plant growth may vary depending on plant maturity, climate, sunlight, nutrition, soil and local growing conditions.



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