Neelum Mango
Neelum is the marathon runner of mango varieties — it arrives at the very end of the season when all other varieties have finished. In Pakistan, Neelum extends the mango season into September, providing one last taste of summer before the long wait until next June. It is also one of the most regular bearers, producing consistent crops year after year without the alternate bearing pattern common in other varieties.
Brix
14-17
Weight
150-250g
Season
August
Fiber
Low-Medium
Key Facts
Details
Sub-types: Tamil Nadu Neelum (original), Pakistani Neelum (grown in Sindh and Punjab).
Best for: Late-season eating, processing, extending the mango season into September
Fun Fact
Neelum is one of the few mango varieties that bears fruit annually without significant alternate bearing. Most varieties have heavy and light years — Neelum is remarkably consistent.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Neelum season?
Neelum arrives in August-September, making it the last major mango of the Pakistan season. When Chaunsa is finishing in mid-August, Neelum provides 3-4 more weeks of fresh mango. It is the variety that extends summer's sweetest pleasure.
Is Neelum a good mango?
Neelum is a solid, pleasant mango — sweet, aromatic, and fiber-free to low-fiber. It is not in the same tier as Chaunsa or Sindhri for complexity, but it serves an important role: keeping mango season alive when everything else has ended.
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