Rasi RCH 659 BG II is a medium-duration hybrid cotton variety developed for commercial cotton cultivation. It produces medium-tall, erect and open plants with strong boll-retention capacity and large, well-developed bolls.
The hybrid offers good boll opening for convenient picking and is suitable for cultivation in several major cotton-growing regions of India. Its Bollgard II technology provides protection against specified bollworm pests when the crop is cultivated according to the refuge and crop-management instructions supplied with the seed packet.
| Brand | Rasi Seeds |
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| Hybrid Name | RCH 659 BG II |
| Crop | Cotton / Kapas |
| Seed Type | Hybrid Cotton Seeds |
| Technology | Bollgard II |
| Germination Period | Approximately 7–14 days under suitable conditions |
| Crop Duration | Medium duration |
| Plant Structure | Medium-tall, erect and open |
| Boll Characteristics | Large bolls with good cotton content |
| Boll Retention | High |
| Boll Opening | Clear opening for convenient picking |
| Suitable Soil | Medium to heavy, well-drained soil |
| Recommended States | Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat |
| Pack Size | As mentioned on the selected product pack |
| Sowing Season | Generally May–June or according to the regional monsoon and local agricultural recommendation |
|---|---|
| Suggested Seed Requirement | Approximately 2–3 packets per acre, subject to packet size, spacing and local recommendations |
| Sowing Depth | Approximately 2–3 cm |
| Suggested Spacing | Approximately 4 feet between rows and 1.5 feet between plants, or as recommended for the local growing conditions |
| Suitable Soil pH | Approximately 5.8–6.5 |
| Suitable Temperature | Approximately 28–35°C |
| Sunlight | Open field with adequate direct sunlight |
| Irrigation | According to soil moisture, rainfall and crop stage |
Bollgard II technology is intended to protect the crop against specified bollworm pests. It does not provide protection from every insect pest, disease or environmental stress. Farmers must maintain the recommended refuge, regularly inspect the field and manage sucking pests and other non-target pests separately according to local agricultural advice.
Pick cotton after the bolls have opened fully and the lint is dry and fluffy. Carry out picking at regular intervals. Avoid harvesting wet cotton and keep clean produce separate from stained or damaged cotton to help preserve its quality.
Disclaimer: Germination, crop duration, boll development and yield may vary according to seed lot, soil fertility, sowing time, climate, irrigation, pest pressure and crop management. Product packaging and the accompanying leaflet should be treated as the primary source of instructions.
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