DAS Hybrid Seeds – Tomato & Cabbage F1 Varieties for Maximum Yield

DAS Hybrid Tomato and Cabbage Seeds are high-yielding F1 hybrids developed for uniform growth, early maturity, and robust disease resistance. These seeds produce healthy, high-quality fruits and heads, ideal for both market sale and home cultivation.

Key Features & Benefits

• 🌱 High Yield Potential – Produces consistent, uniform tomato fruits and cabbage heads.

• ✅ Disease Resistant – Tolerant to common diseases like tomato leaf curl, blight, black rot, and downy mildew.

• ⏱️ Early Maturity – Tomatoes ready in 70–75 days, cabbage in 65–75 days.

• 🌿 Vigorous Growth – Strong plants suitable for dense planting.

• 💧 Marketable Quality – Firm, uniform produce with excellent shelf life.

🔹 How to Germinate

1. Soak seeds in lukewarm water for 6–8 hours.

2. Sow seeds in well-drained seed trays or nursery beds.

3. Tomato seeds germinate in 7–10 days, cabbage seeds in 5–7 days under optimal moisture.

🔹 How to Grow

Tomatoes

• Transplant seedlings 4–6 weeks old.

• Maintain 60–75 cm between rows and 45–60 cm between plants.

• Support with stakes or trellises for better growth and fruit quality.

Cabbage

• Transplant seedlings 3–4 weeks old.

• Maintain 45–60 cm between rows and 30–40 cm between plants.

• Mulching improves moisture retention and reduces weeds.

🔹 Best Time to Plant

• Tomatoes: August–October (Rabi), February–March (Summer) depending on region.

• Cabbage: October–December (Rabi), February–March (Spring).

🔹 Soil Requirements

• Well-drained loamy soil with pH 6.0–7.5.

• Rich in organic matter and compost for optimal growth.

🔹 Ideal Weather Conditions

• Tomatoes: 22–28°C, full sunlight, frost-free conditions.

• Cabbage: 18–25°C, cool climate, avoid frost during early growth.

🔹 How to Care for Tomato & Cabbage Plants

Watering

• Maintain consistent soil moisture.

• Avoid waterlogging to prevent root and foliar diseases.

Fertilization

• Apply balanced NPK fertilizer at transplanting.

• Side-dress with nitrogen-rich fertilizer for better yield.

Pest & Disease Management

• Regular scouting for aphids, caterpillars, whiteflies, and leaf miners.

• Use recommended chemical or organic controls.