Sagar Ridhima F1 Okra Seeds — early, tender pods with market-grade uniformity
Sagar Ridhima F1 is a proven okra hybrid for growers who want quick starts, steady picking, and pods that meet fresh-market standards. Plants are vigorous yet manageable, showing good field tolerance to routine stresses and strong performance under heat. The pods are dark green, smooth, and tender with a uniform shape, which makes grading faster and losses lower. With early maturity (45–50 days), dependable set, and practical disease resistance, Ridhima F1 suits both commercial fields and well-run home gardens aiming for consistent, quality harvests.
What sets Ridhima F1 apart
- High, reliable output: Productive vines with regular fruiting under balanced nutrition and irrigation.
- Fast to first pick: Early maturity helps you reach market windows sooner.
- Quality pods: Smooth, dark-green, and tender—ideal for fresh use and processing.
- Field resilience: Bred for resistance to Yellow Vein Mosaic Virus, powdery mildew, and wilt (use with local IPM).
- Adaptable program fit: Performs across seasons in open field and protected environments.
Specification sheet
Brand |
Sagar |
Variety |
Ridhima F1 Okra |
Available pack sizes |
100 g, 250 g, 500 g |
Pod length |
15–20 cm (uniform, straight pods) |
Pod color |
Dark green, smooth texture |
Maturity period |
45–50 days (season dependent) |
Plant height |
70–90 cm (management and season dependent) |
Expected yield |
High (program and season dependent) |
Disease resistance |
Yellow Vein Mosaic Virus (YVMV), powdery mildew, and wilt (field conditions apply) |
Planting distance |
30–45 cm between plants (use locally recommended row spacing) |
Seed rate |
5–6 kg per acre |
Cultivation |
Open field and greenhouse |
Practical growing guidance
- Site & soil: Choose well-drained loam to sandy loam with good organic matter. Avoid waterlogging, especially in early stages.
- Sowing: Direct seed at 2–3 cm depth. Keep soil evenly moist for uniform emergence.
- Nutrition: Start with a balanced base (N–P–K) plus Ca–Mg–S and essential micronutrients. Split nitrogen through vegetative growth and early flowering; fine-tune using soil tests.
- Irrigation: Maintain steady moisture from emergence to peak harvest. Avoid extremes that toughen pods.
- Crop health: Scout routinely; rotate crops and follow locally approved IPM. Observe PHI/REI for any plant protection used.
- Harvest: Pick frequently for tenderness and uniformity. Regular harvests encourage continuous setting and cleaner grades.
Suggested use-cases
- Fresh consumption: Tender pods for everyday cooking—stir-fries, curries, pan-roasts.
- Commercial supply: Uniform lots for fresh markets and short-haul distribution.
- Processing: Suitable for frozen packs, pickles, and value-added products.
- Home growing: A productive, easy-to-manage hybrid for kitchen gardens.
Disclaimer
The details provided are for informational guidance only. Always adhere to the recommended application instructions as stated on the product label and in the accompanying leaflet.