DESCRIPTION
Indus 1030 Tomato Seeds (Tamatar ke Beej) Details :-
- Plant Height : 90-100 cms
- Fruit Shape : Flat Round
- Fruit Weight : 90-100g
- Maturity : 60-65 Days after transplantation
- Specialities : Higher yield, Suitable for long distance shipping, Good Taste
Being a quality oriented company we breed, produce and market unbeatable quality hybrid tomatoes to suit varied growing conditions, growing techniques, fruit preferences and every taste bud. These seeds are developed and produced under the strong supervision of agro-scientists and experts to maintain its quality. Our tomatoes are highly tolerant to the common field diseases such as TLCV, TMV, Early Blight and late Blight, Fusarium wilts. Fruits are attractive in colour, shape and very delicious that attracts the consumers across Asia. The tomatoes are suitable for table purpose and processing and ideal for the Indian style of cooking too. Suitable for neighborhood markets and long distance shipments.
FAQs for Indus 1030 Tomato Seeds
1. What are Indus 1030 Tomato Seeds?
Answer: Indus 1030 Tomato Seeds are high-quality hybrid seeds known for producing tomatoes with uniform size, good color, and excellent shelf life, making them ideal for both fresh consumption and processing.
2. What are the key characteristics of the Indus 1030 Tomato variety?
Answer: This variety is known for its high yield, disease resistance, firm fruits, and adaptability to various climatic conditions. The tomatoes are round, deep red, and have a good shelf life.
3. When is the best time to plant Indus 1030 Tomato Seeds?
Answer: The seeds can be planted during the Kharif season (June-July), Rabi season (October-November), or during the Zaid season (February-March), depending on the local climate.
4. What type of soil is suitable for growing Indus 1030 Tomato Seeds?
Answer: These seeds grow best in well-drained, fertile loamy soils with a pH level between 6.0 and 7.5. The soil should be rich in organic matter for better growth.
5. How should I space the Indus 1030 Tomato plants?
Answer: It is recommended to space the plants 60-75 cm apart between rows and 45-60 cm apart within the rows. This spacing allows for adequate air circulation and sunlight exposure.
