VNR 109 F1 Hybrid Chilli Seeds

Product Description

VNR 109 is an early hybrid variety developed for excellent heat set and high productivity. This hybrid produces light green, medium pungent fruits with a tough skin, making it highly suitable for long-distance transportation and extended market supply. Its short picking interval and umbrella canopy structure contribute to consistently high yields.

Key Features

• Early hybrid with very good heat set
• Produces light green, medium pungent, tough fruits
• Suitable for distant transportation
• Short picking interval ensures frequent harvests
• High yield potential
• Umbrella canopy for better fruit protection

Fruit Characteristics

• Fruit Colour: Light green
• Fruit Length: 13 – 17 cm
• Fruit Width: 1.4 – 1.7 cm

Sowing & Agronomic Details

• Seed Rate: 60 – 80 g per acre
• Spacing: Row to ridge: 3 – 5 ft | Plant to plant: 1.5 – 2 ft

Maturity & Harvesting

• First Harvest: 40 – 45 days after transplanting

Disclaimer

The information provided here is for reference only. Crop performance may vary depending on soil type, climatic conditions, and crop management practices. Always follow recommended agronomic practices for best results.

FAQ's

Q1: What is the yield of VNR 109 F1 chilli per acre?

A: VNR 109 F1 chilli has high yield potential under proper crop management practices.

Q2: What type of chilli is VNR 109 (spicy or medium hot)?

A: VNR 109 is known for good pungency and market-preferred fruit quality.

Q3: What is the best time to sow VNR 109 chilli seeds?

A: Sowing time depends on seasonal and regional climatic conditions.

Q4: How many days does VNR 109 chilli take to harvest?

A: Harvesting generally starts within 70–90 days after transplanting.

Q5: What spacing should be followed in chilli farming?

A: Recommended spacing generally ranges around 60 cm × 45 cm.

Q6: Which fertilizers improve yield in VNR 109 chilli crop?

A: Balanced fertilizers along with micronutrients help improve chilli yield and fruit quality.

Q7: How to control leaf curl virus in chilli plants?

A: Managing whiteflies and maintaining proper crop hygiene helps reduce leaf curl virus incidence.

Q8: Can VNR 109 chilli be grown in all seasons?

A: VNR 109 can be cultivated in suitable chilli-growing seasons depending on regional climate.

Q9: How many irrigations are needed for chilli crop?

A: Irrigation requirement depends on soil type, climate, and crop stage.

Q10: What is the market price of VNR 109 chilli seeds?

A: Seed price varies based on pack size and seasonal demand.