DESCRIPTION
VNR Sunidhi F1 Hybrid Chilli Seeds (Mirchi ke Beej) Details :
- Dark green & tough fruits
- Short picking interval with high yield potential
- Pungency- High
- Dual purpose hybrid
- First Harvest 50-55 Days
- Seed Quantity Per Acre 60-80 Gms
- Sowing Distance Between Row & Ridges 3-5 Feet
- Sowing Distance Between Plants 1.5-2 Feet
- Color Green Fruit Size-Length 11-12 Cms Fruit Size-Width 1-1.2 Cms
FAQs for
VNR Sunidhi F1 Hybrid Chilli Seeds:
1. What are the benefits of growing VNR Sunidhi F1 Hybrid Chilli Seeds?
High Yielding Variety: Known for its excellent fruit setting, which leads to high yields.
Uniform Fruit Size: Produces uniform, long, and glossy fruits.
Disease Resistance: Offers resistance to several common chilli diseases such as leaf curl virus and bacterial wilt.
Early Harvest: Matures early, allowing for quicker harvesting compared to traditional varieties.
2. What is the ideal climate for growing VNR Sunidhi F1 Hybrid Chilli Seeds?
This variety thrives best in warm tropical climates with temperatures ranging between 20-30°C. It performs well in areas with moderate humidity and plenty of sunshine.
3. What soil conditions are best suited for growing VNR Sunidhi F1 Hybrid Chilli Seeds?
Soil Type: Well-drained, loamy soil with high organic content is ideal.
Soil pH: A pH range of 6.0-7.5 is optimal for healthy plant growth.
4. How should VNR Sunidhi F1 Hybrid Chilli Seeds be planted?
Nursery Planting: Sow seeds in a nursery and transplant them after 30-40 days when seedlings have grown strong.
Spacing: Maintain a plant spacing of 45-60 cm and a row spacing of 60-75 cm for optimal growth.
5. How long does it take for VNR Sunidhi F1 Hybrid Chilli plants to mature and be ready for harvest?
The plants typically mature and are ready for harvest within 70-80 days after transplanting, depending on growing conditions.
6. How often should I water VNR Sunidhi F1 Hybrid Chilli plants?
Consistent Watering: Ensure consistent watering, especially during flowering and fruit development.
Avoid Waterlogging: Overwatering or waterlogged soil can harm the roots and encourage fungal diseases.
7. What pest and disease management practices are recommended for VNR Sunidhi F1 Hybrid Chilli plants?
Pests: Keep an eye out for common pests such as aphids, whiteflies, and thrips.
Diseases: Regularly monitor for diseases like powdery mildew, leaf curl virus, and bacterial wilt. Use appropriate pesticides and fungicides for prevention.
8. What is the expected yield for VNR Sunidhi F1 Hybrid Chilli plants?
Under optimal growing conditions, the yield can range from 12-18 tons per hectare, depending on farm practices and climate.
