Mohithnagar Arecanut Plant

The Mohitnagar variety of Arecanut is renowned for its high yield and is primarily cultivated in West Bengal, although it can thrive in all Coconut & Arecanut growing regions. It typically starts bearing fruit once it reaches a height of 2 meters, which occurs approximately 1.5 to 2 years after planting. The plant features a medium-thick stem, a partially drooping crown, and orange-yellow oval to round-shaped nuts. One of its notable characteristics is the higher level of uniformity in fruiting and nut size. The bunches are well-positioned, and the nuts are loosely arranged on spikes, promoting uniform development. On average, each plant yields about 3.67 kg of dry kernels per year. This exceptional yield and uniformity make the Mohitnagar variety a preferred choice among Arecanut growers.