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Bitter Gourd Ravi Maitri 74
Product Details
Brand:
RAVI
Weight:
100 g
BITTER GOURD RAVI MAITRI 74
Description
BITTER GOURD RAVI MAITRI 74 is a vigorous hybrid variety known for its uniform, glossy green fruits with attractive ridges. It matures early and ensures consistent yields, making it a preferred choice for farmers. With good keeping quality and adaptability, this variety is suitable for both domestic and commercial markets.
Specification Table
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Species/Variety | Hybrid Bitter Gourd |
| Fruit Size | Medium to long, uniform fruits |
| Fruit Shape | Cylindrical with prominent ridges |
| Brand | Ravi Seeds |
| Seed Count/Package Weight | 50 gm |
| Germination Rate | 60–65% |
| Blooming Period | 30–35 days after sowing |
| Maturity Period | 40–45 days after sowing |
| Planting Depth | Sow seeds 2–3 cm deep in well-prepared soil |
| Spacing | Plant to plant 2 feet; Row to row 4.5–5 feet |
Plant Care and Maintenance
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Fertilization Needs | Apply organic manure with balanced NPK fertilizers |
| Pest and Disease Resistance | Tolerant to common pests and diseases like downy mildew |
| Pruning Recommendations | Remove weak side shoots to promote healthy vines |
Harvest Information
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Time to Maturity | 40–45 days after sowing |
| Yield | 12–15 tons per acre |
| Harvesting Tips | Harvest fruits when tender and green for better market value |
Usage and Benefits
- Attractive glossy green fruits with high consumer demand
- High nutritional value with vitamins, iron, and dietary fiber
- Suitable for fresh market and transport to distant markets due to good shelf life
- Early and continuous harvest ensures profitable returns
Disclaimer
Plant growth, yield, and overall performance depend on several factors such as soil type, weather conditions, cultivation practices, and regional climate. While seeds are of high quality, specific results cannot be guaranteed. For best outcomes, follow recommended farming practices and consult local agricultural experts.
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