Purushottama F1 Brinjal Seeds – High-Yielding Hybrid with Oblong Green Variegated Fruits

Purushottama F1 Brinjal Seeds are engineered to meet the practical needs of modern farmers and kitchen gardeners who demand uniformity, durability, and attractive fruit presentation. This hybrid eggplant variety features medium-tall, spreading plants that deliver oblong fruits with a distinctive green variegated pattern. The brinjals are smooth-skinned, with a non-spiny calyx, making them easier to handle and ideal for fresh market sales. With a strong field presence, consistent weight of 110–130 grams per fruit, and excellent visual appeal, Purushottama stands out in both yield and quality.

Key Features

• Plant Type: Medium-tall, spreading plants that offer strong canopy and good field performance.
• Fruit Shape: Oblong fruits ideal for uniform packing and efficient transport.
• Color Pattern: Green with attractive variegation, boosting consumer appeal in fresh vegetable markets.
• Fruit Weight: Each fruit weighs between 110–130 grams – perfect for staggered harvesting and uniform grading.
• Non-Spiny Calyx: Smooth calyx structure allows safe handling during picking and post-harvest operations.

Specifications

Farmer Benefits

• Premium Market Value: Eye-catching color and uniform oblong shape command better prices in wholesale and retail markets.
• Effortless Harvesting: Non-spiny calyx ensures smooth and injury-free picking.
• Longer Harvest Window: Suitable for staggered harvests, giving you more yield per plant over time.
• Adaptability: Performs well in moderate to warm climates – ideal for multiple growing zones.

Ideal For

• Farmers looking for uniform, attractive brinjal fruits with fewer harvesting challenges
• Suppliers and retailers focused on visual appeal and size consistency
• Kitchen gardeners seeking a dependable, high-performing hybrid variety

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Disclaimer: Crop performance depends on local agro-climatic conditions. Always follow best practices and refer to regional advisories for fertilization and disease management.