The world’s most expensive mango, called ‘Egg of the Sun’, Wonder the price

The mango is called the king of the fruit, and many kinds of its varieties are found in India, but you know that there is a manufacture that the price will surprise you? We are talking about the systema of the system of ocean in Japan, which is also called ‘sun-sun’. It is considered the world’s most expensive mangets and can be priced from Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 1.5 lakh per kg. Its attribute is not just the taste of it but also a pleasing course of bright color, nutrition and cultivation.

Miazaki Argu origin in Japan’s Miazaki. Here are the methods of the specific atmosphere and care method make this mann special. This mango skin is bright red, which looks like the same as parties. To grow it, every fruit is hanging separately in a trap so that it can developed by getting a balanced nutrition of sunlight, wind and rain. This trap also prevents it from falling from the tree and the mango size and quality is great in the process. This mango weight is usually higher than 350 grams and the amount of natural sugar found in it is more than 15%.

The systemwoki manab is not only delicious but also very useful for health. It contains the beta caoints, antiaxidant and high fiber that helps improve the skin light and strengthen the immune system. This man is completely fiber free and the variety is very soft and juicy, which melts in the mouth.

Now in India, some farmers have started cultivation of this particular mango. Some farmers of Bihar and Maharashtra has been doing its trialism due to imports from Japan from Japan and are also achieving. However, the cultivation of this mango is not easy because it requires a very special care and appropriate environment. That is why it is worth it so much.

Miazaki mango is usually given as a gift on special occasions in Japan. There it is considered a peaceful fruit and is very famous in the gift of higher class. If its agriculture should be planned in India, it can become a useful deal for the farmers.