Ganga Bardhan Short Heighted Coconut Live Fruit Plant & Tree..More

The Gangabardhan Coconut Plant (also spelled Ganga Bardhan coconut) is a high-yielding hybrid dwarf coconut variety known for its early fruiting, sweet water, and compact growth. It is particularly popular among home gardeners and small-scale farmers in India due to its manageable size and productivity.

🌴 Gangabardhan Coconut Plant Description
🌿 General Characteristics:
Type: Dwarf hybrid coconut palm

Height at Maturity: Around 10–12 feet (3–3.5 meters), making it easier to harvest

Lifespan: Typically productive for up to 60 years

Canopy: Compact crown with long, arching green fronds

Trunk: Slim and straight, typical of dwarf coconut varieties

🥥 Fruit Characteristics:
Fruit Size: Medium to large

Water Content: Each coconut contains up to 1 liter of sweet water

Meat: Thick, soft, and flavorful — suitable for both raw consumption and cooking

Color: Green when immature, turning slightly golden or brown as it matures

Yield: 60 to 100 coconuts per year under good care

First Fruiting: Begins producing fruit within 3–4 years after planting

🌱 Growing Requirements:
Climate: Thrives in tropical to subtropical regions (hot, humid environments)

Sunlight: Full sun (6–8+ hours daily)

Soil: Prefers well-drained, sandy loam rich in organic matter

Watering: Requires regular irrigation, especially in dry periods, but avoid waterlogging

Spacing: Should be planted at least 8–10 feet apart for optimal growth

🧴 Maintenance and Care:
Fertilization: Apply a balanced NPK fertilizer every 2–3 months during the growing season

Organic Inputs: Enrich the soil with compost, cow dung, or bone meal at planting time

Pest/Disease Resistance: Fairly resistant, but monitor for common coconut pests like mites or beetles

Pruning: Remove dead or damaged fronds regularly to encourage healthy growth

✅ Why Choose Gangabardhan Coconut?
Fast fruiting (early bearing)

Compact size, suitable for small gardens and farms

High-quality fruit with sweet water

Lower maintenance than tall varieties

Excellent for coastal and humid climates

Let me know if you’d like guidance on where to buy it or how to grow it in a container or limited space!