The most prominent "seedless" mango plant is the Sindhu variety, a low-fiber, sweet, and juicy hybrid from western India, notable for its exceptionally small or thin seeds rather than being completely seedless. Growing Sindhu plants involves providing ample sunlight, well-draining soil with compost, regular watering, and annual pruning. These grafted plants are relatively low-maintenance and adaptable to various Indian climates, making them suitable for home gardens and commercial orchards