Golden River Longan “dimpocarpus” Grafted – plant

Description

Golden River Longan “dimpocarpus” Grafted – plant

The Golden River Longan Grafted Plant is a premium tropical fruit plant admired for its delicious, sweet, and juicy longan fruits. Belonging to the Sapindaceae family, the longan tree is native to Southern China and Southeast Asia and is widely grown in warm tropical and subtropical regions. This grafted variety is a great choice for home gardeners as it can offer earlier fruiting and consistent fruit quality compared with seed-grown plants.

It is primarily an outdoor plant and thrives in full sunlight with well-draining, fertile soil. Along with tasty fruits, its lush evergreen foliage adds an attractive touch to gardens, terraces, and orchards. With proper watering and regular care, it can become a rewarding fruit-bearing addition to your garden..

 Features

• Grafted variety known for early and reliable fruiting.
• Produces sweet, juicy, aromatic longan fruits.
• Evergreen plant with attractive, lush green foliage.
• Suitable for home gardens, terraces, backyards, and orchards.
• Performs best in warm, tropical and subtropical climates.
• Grafted plants generally fruit earlier than seed-grown longan plants.

 Growing

• Grow in full sunlight, ideally receiving 6–8 hours of direct light daily.
• Use well-draining, fertile soil rich in organic matter.
• Water regularly during the establishment period, but avoid waterlogging.
• Provide adequate space for the plant to develop its canopy and roots.
• Balanced fertilization during the growing season supports healthy growth and fruit production.

 Care

• Keep the soil moderately moist, especially during hot and dry weather.
• Add compost or organic manure periodically to improve soil fertility.
• Prune dry, weak, or overcrowded branches to maintain a healthy shape.
• Protect young plants from extreme cold and strong winds.
• Monitor for common pests and diseases and take timely action when required.

 Plantation

• Choose a sunny outdoor location with good drainage.
• Dig a planting pit larger than the root ball and mix the soil with compost or well-rotted manure.
• Place the grafted plant carefully without burying the graft union below the soil.
• Water thoroughly after planting.
• Mulch around the base to retain moisture, while keeping mulch away from the stem.
• Best planted during warm, favorable weather, particularly around the beginning of the rainy season in