Tomato Seeds
Namdhari Swaraksha (F1) Tomato Seeds – Square Round, Determinate | 100–110g | 65–70 Days Maturity
₹400.00100High Yield Tomato Seeds – Swaraksha (F1) by Namdhari
Boost your productivity with Swaraksha (F1) hybrid tomato seeds from Namdhari Seeds. This determinate, square round variety matures in 65–70 days, yielding 100–110g deep red fruits. Ideal for Kharif and Rabi seasons, with medium firmness suitable for fresh market sales.
Namdhari Tomato Seeds NS 962 (F1) – Determinate, Round Shape | 60-65 Days Maturity
₹400.00100High-Yielding Tomato Seeds – NS 962 (F1) by Namdhari
Grow premium quality tomatoes with Namdhari NS 962 (F1) determinate seeds. Suitable for Kharif and Rabi seasons, these round, oblate tomatoes mature in 60–65 days, offering deep red color, great firmness, and an average fruit weight of 90-100 grams.
Namdhari TR 4637 (F1) Tomato Seeds – Indeterminate, Flat Round | 110–130g | 70–75 Days Maturity
₹400.00100Premium Hybrid Tomato Seeds – TR 4637 (F1) by Namdhari
Get superior yields with Namdhari TR 4637 (F1) tomato seeds. This indeterminate hybrid produces flat round oblate fruits weighing 110–130g, with excellent firmness and a rich deep red color. Ideal for Kharif and Rabi seasons, with a maturity of 70–75 days after planting.
NS 5002 (1068) F1 Determinate Tomato Seeds – Oval Saladette | Namdhari
₹400.00100NS 5002 (1068) (F1) Tomato Seeds – Oval Saladette by Namdhari
Namdhari Seeds’ NS 5002 (1068) (F1) is a high-yielding, determinate tomato hybrid producing oval-shaped, deep red fruits weighing 110–120g. Excellent firmness and early maturity (65–70 days) make it ideal for Kharif and Rabi seasons.
NS 5072 (F1) Tomato Seeds | Determinate Oval | Namdhari Seeds
₹400.00100Namdhari NS 5072 (F1) Tomato Seeds – High Yield Oval Hybrid
Grow Firm, Deep Red Tomatoes With Excellent Uniformity
NS 5072 (F1) by Namdhari Seeds is a determinate hybrid tomato variety with oval Saladette fruits weighing 120–130 grams. Known for deep red mature color, excellent firmness, and 65–70 day maturity, it performs well in Kharif, Rabi, and Spring-Summer seasons.
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