Vanita Seeds presents the Bottle Gourd Samrat, a variety renowned for its high yield and strong disease resistance. This variety thrives across various soil types and climatic conditions, making it an excellent choice for diverse agricultural settings.

Product Specifications

Key Features

• Regular Harvest: Ensures a continuous supply of uniform fruits by harvesting 2-3 times a week once fruits reach 12-15 inches.
• Adaptability: Grows vigorously in temperatures ranging from 10 to 40 degrees Celsius and performs well in regions with annual rainfall of 800 to 2000 mm.
• Disease Tolerance: This variety shows strong resistance against common plant diseases, enhancing crop reliability and yield.

Planting Instructions

• Seed Planting: Plant two seeds at the crest of the row on a well-moistened bed, spacing them 2-3 feet apart within rows that are 7 feet by 2 feet.
• Soil Preparation: Opt for light, medium, or heavy well-drained soils to promote healthy growth.
• Watering and Nutrition: Maintain moisture without waterlogging, especially after cutting. Use a balanced mix of cow dung and manure to enrich soil fertility.

Cultivation Tips

• Optimal Harvesting: Harvest fruits when they reach 12 to 15 inches to ensure the best quality and taste.
• Growth Promoters: Apply growth promoters punctually and in appropriate quantities to support vigorous plant development.
• Avoiding Water Stress: Particularly during summer and Rabi seasons, ensure adequate watering to prevent stress which can impact fruit quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How often should I harvest Samrat Bottle Gourd fruits?
A: Harvest the fruits two to three times a week once they reach a length of 12 to 15 inches to ensure they remain tender.

Q: What type of soil is best for growing Samrat Bottle Gourd?
A: This variety thrives in well-drained soils, whether light, medium, or heavy, providing flexibility for various farming locations.

Q: Can Samrat Bottle Gourd survive in less rainy areas?
A: Yes, it can grow in sub-humid regions and areas with lower rainfall, though optimal growth is observed within the 800 to 2000 mm rainfall range.