sadabahar mango

Developed over 15 years by a farmer near Kota, this Alphonso-like mango fruits three times a year, grows in pots, and is drawing global attention.

What if mangoes weren’t just a summer treat? Rajasthan farmer Shree Kishan Suman defied nature to create the Sadabahar mango—a unique variety that fruits three times a year.

From emperors and kings like Akbar and Bahadur Shah Zafar, to poets like Ghalib and Rabindranath Tagore, to commoners like you and me, the mango was—and remains—a universal favourite.

Suman has sold over 800 plants so far and has been receiving calls for Sadabahar saplings from all over the world.