DESCRIPTION
VNR F1 Hybrid Round Gourd (Tinda) Seeds Details :
Specifications:
- First Harvest: 50-55 days
- Seed Rate: 0.8-1.5 kg Per Acre
- Sowing Distance: Between Rows & Ridges: 5-8 feet , Between Plants: 2-3 feet
- Fruit Color: Light Green
- Fruit Shape: Round
- Fruit Size: Length: 3-5 cm , Width: 5-7 cm
- Fruit Weight: 120-140 g
Features and Benefits:
- Early Maturity: First harvest within 50-55 days
- Premium Quality Desi Fruits: High market demand and better pricing
- Soft Seed Retention: Fruits do not harden even with a slight delay in harvesting
- High Yield Potential: Ensures better productivity and profitability
- Uniform, Attractive Fruits: Light green color with excellent shape and texture
FAQs for VNR F1 Hybrid Round Gourd (Tinda) Seeds
1. What is special about VNR F1 Hybrid Round Gourd (Tinda) Seeds?
Ans. VNR F1 Hybrid Round Gourd is a high-yielding variety known for uniform fruit size, smooth green skin, excellent taste, and disease resistance. It has vigorous growth and good adaptability to different climatic conditions.
2. What is the average yield of VNR F1 Hybrid Round Gourd?
Ans. Under ideal conditions, it provides higher yields than traditional varieties, ensuring good profitability for farmers.
3. What are the key features of VNR F1 Hybrid Round Gourd?
Ans.
- Early maturity and uniform fruiting
- Smooth, round, and tender fruits
- Long harvesting period
- Good market demand due to high quality
- Tolerant to common diseases
4. What is the ideal season for planting VNR F1 Hybrid Round Gourd?
Ans.
- Best sowing time: Summer (February to May) and Monsoon (June to August)
- Can also be grown in mild winter areas with proper protection.
5. What is the recommended seed rate per acre?
Ans. 800-1000 grams per acre, depending on soil conditions and spacing.
6. What is the germination rate of VNR F1 Hybrid Round Gourd Seeds?
Ans. It has a high germination rate of 80-90% under optimal conditions.
7. What is the fruit size and weight of VNR F1 Hybrid Round Gourd?
Ans. Fruits typically weigh between 100-250 grams, depending on crop management.
