Bhindi F1 Seeds – High Yield Okra / Ladyfinger Vegetable Seeds

Bhindi F1 Seeds

Bhindi F1 Seeds are a premium hybrid variety developed for high yield, uniform pod size, and superior taste. This F1 hybrid produces tender, dark green, and long ladyfinger pods, ideal for curries, stir-fries, and pickles.

Rich in vitamins, fiber, and antioxidants, bhindi is a nutritious and versatile vegetable suitable for daily consumption. The F1 hybrid ensures consistent germination, strong growth, and excellent performance in diverse climatic conditions.

Whether you are a professional farmer or a home gardener, Bhindi F1 Seeds deliver a reliable and productive harvest.

Key Features & Benefits

• 🌱 F1 Hybrid Quality – Strong, uniform, and disease-resistant plants.

• 🥗 Nutritious Pods – Rich in vitamins, fiber, and minerals.

• 🌿 Uniform Growth – Produces long, tender, and dark green pods.

• 🏡 Home & Farm Use – Suitable for pots, beds, and open fields.

• 🚜 High Yield Variety – Ensures abundant harvests.

• ⏱️ Quick Maturity – Pods ready for harvest in 50–60 days.

How to Germinate

1. Prepare well-drained, fertile soil.

2. Sow seeds 1–2 cm deep in rows.

3. Maintain 30–40 cm spacing between plants and 60–70 cm between rows.

4. Water lightly to keep soil moist.

5. Germination occurs within 7–10 days under optimal conditions.

How to Grow

• Thin seedlings after germination to avoid overcrowding.

• Provide 6–8 hours of sunlight daily.

• Maintain consistent soil moisture.

• Apply compost or organic manure for better growth and yield.

Best Time to Plant

• Ideal for Kharif season (June–July) in India.

• Can also be grown in spring and summer in suitable regions.

Soil Requirements

• Prefers loamy, well-drained soil with high organic content.

• Soil pH: 6.0 – 7.5 for best results.

Ideal Weather Conditions

• Thrives in warm climates (25–35°C).

• Requires sunny conditions for optimum pod development.

How to Care for Bhindi Plants

Watering

• Water regularly, especially during flowering and pod formation.

• Avoid waterlogging to prevent root rot.

Fertilization

• Apply balanced NPK fertilizer (10:10:10) at sowing.

• Side-dress with nitrogen after 3–4 weeks for stronger growth.

Pruning & Deadheading

• Remove old and yellowing leaves to improve airflow and sunlight penetration.

• Trim excess shoots if plants become overcrowded.