Grow Your Own Fruits on Your City Terrace

This is the All-Time Lemon plant, a must-have for any terrace garden. It fruits up to three times a year, meaning you'll almost always have fresh lemons ready to be picked.

Here is proof that you can have your own santra orchard on your terrace. These orange plants are growing in large pots and producing fragrant, delicious fruit without needing a large plot of land.

This Mosambi plant is thriving in a large drum planter set on wheels. This makes it easy to move around the terrace to catch the best sunlight or rearrange your garden space.

These beautiful pomegranate plants are set up in "garden on wheels" planters. This allows for easy movement and maintenance, and they produce beautiful flowers that turn into delicious, homegrown anar.

This is the All-Time Mango variety from Thailand, which is perfect for pot culture. It starts producing small mangoes even on a young plant, allowing you to enjoy homegrown आम throughout the year.

The Amrapali mango is a fantastic grafted variety for small spaces because it starts fruiting when it's only three to four feet tall. I've just added this one to my collection to show how easy it is.

This is the Totapuri mango, a sweet and low-maintenance variety that is ideal for kitchen gardening. It's known for giving fruit all year round, making it a very rewarding plant to grow.

This is a Thai Chikoo plant, a variety that produces elongated, sweet fruit. Even in a simple pot, it has started flowering again, promising another round of delicious, homegrown chikoo.

This is a seedless lemon plant, which produces large, juicy lemons without any seeds. I'm also demonstrating air layering on it, a technique to create a new plant that will fruit within a year.