This variety originated from Thailand and then bought the same variety and hybridized with traditional nautil.
Hanoians enjoy enjoying a “huge” na specialty in Son La
The event “Colors of Son La – Northwest” took place from October 23 to October 25 in Hanoi gathered about 30 booths of cultural products, tourism and clean agricultural products typical of the Northwest provinces. . Thereby, it introduces the cultural, tourism and culinary characteristics of Son La province to the people and tourists of the Capital.Many agricultural products of Son La attract tourists from Hanoi.In particular, the most special thing that makes tourists in the capital surprised is the queen product of Mai Son district, Son La province with huge size.Sharing with Dan Tri, Ms. Nguyen Ngoc Bich – Representative of Mai Son district booth, Son La province, said that the queen na is a typical product of the people of Mai Son district, this is a kind of nautical origin from Thai Lan, was imported to artificially crossbred with traditional custard-apple varieties to create special varieties.“This type of na is named Queen Na because it is very large fruit can weigh up to 1.5 kg / 1 fruit”, Bich explained.This type prefers drought land, cannot withstand waterlogging, so it can be grown on rocky mountains and high hills.“In order to create the desired shape of the custard-apple, when the seedling is sprouting, it is necessary to cut the branches, prune the canopy, then cut the seed and pollinate to make the custard-apple more beautiful”, the booth representative revealed.Accordingly, the harvest na will start from July to December lunar month. Each pod will weigh from 600g to 1.5kg. The current price is 150,000 VND / 1kg.Many Hanoi visitors enjoy the booth selling this specialtyNa Queen has a sweet taste, characteristic mild aroma, thick pulp inside, less seeds than na ta.Many tourists “hook up” to buy the Queen’s nautical fruit to eat, there are even people who buy nearly ten kilograms.Ms. Ngoc shared that she had sold 11 barrels of queen na.Many other agricultural products characterized by Son La also attracted many visitors.
