VNR Vishnu Bitter Gourd Hybrid Seeds

Name: VNR Vishnu Bitter Gourd Hybrid Seeds
Brand: VNR Seeds
SKU: KS1758871223471

Brand: VNR Seeds

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VNR Vishnu Bitter Gourd Hybrid Seeds – Early Bulker, High Yield, Uniform Fruits

Vishnu by VNR Seeds Pvt. Ltd. is a premium hybrid bitter gourd variety with early bulking, prolific bearing, and excellent adaptability. It produces uniform spindle-shaped dark green fruits with glossy, pointed spines. With good tolerance to luteo virus at field level, Vishnu offers reliable yields and stable performance across varying climates.

Product Specifications

Parameter	Details
Brand Name	VNR Seeds Pvt. Ltd.
Variety Name	Vishnu
Crop	Bitter Gourd
First Harvest	45–50 days
Seed Rate	1–1.5 kg/acre
Row Spacing	4–6 ft
Plant Spacing	2–2.5 ft
Disease Tolerance	Field-level luteo virus tolerance

Benefits

Early bulker – ensures faster market entry.
Uniform size and shape with strong market appeal.
Good heat & cold set for wider adaptability.
Prolific bearing ensures consistent and higher yield.

Physical Features

Trait	Value
Fruit Colour	Dark Green
Fruit Shape	Spindle with glossy, pointed spines
Fruit Length	25–27 cm
Fruit Width	4–4.5 cm
Average Fruit Weight	140–160 g

Recommendations

Not recommended for areas with high virus pressure.
Adopt measures to control Powdery Mildew (PM) in low temperatures.
Ensure staking or trellising for straight fruits and better quality.
Maintain balanced fertilization and irrigation for optimum yield.

FAQs

Q1: How soon can Vishnu Bitter Gourd be harvested?
A1: The first harvest begins around 45–50 days after sowing.

Q2: What is the average fruit size?
A2: Fruits are 25–27 cm long, 4–4.5 cm wide, weighing 140–160 g.

Q3: Does Vishnu have any disease tolerance?
A3: Yes, it has field-level tolerance to luteo virus.

Q4: What precautions should farmers take?
A4: Avoid cultivating in high virus pressure areas, and manage Powdery Mildew during low temperatures.

Disclaimer: The information above is intended for informational purposes. For proper application, always follow the official directions mentioned on the packaging and product leaflet.