Sahavi Super PK 123 F1 Hybrid Brinjal Seeds – Dark Purple Brinjal

Sahavi Super PK 123 F1 Hybrid Brinjal Seeds

Sahavi Super PK 123 is an F1 Hybrid Brinjal (Eggplant) variety from Sahavi Hybrid Seeds, developed for commercial vegetable cultivation. The variety produces attractive dark purple, glossy and elongated oval-shaped fruits with a desirable fresh-market appearance.

Super PK 123 is suitable for farmers looking for a hybrid brinjal variety for regular fresh vegetable production. Proper nursery management, timely transplanting, balanced nutrition, irrigation and crop protection help support healthy plant growth and marketable fruit development.

Product Specifications

Key Features

• F1 Hybrid Brinjal: A hybrid brinjal variety suitable for commercial vegetable cultivation.
• Attractive Dark Purple Fruits: Produces visually appealing dark purple brinjals suitable for fresh vegetable markets.
• Glossy Fruit Surface: Fruits have an attractive glossy appearance that enhances market presentation.
• Elongated Oval Shape: Produces well-shaped elongated fruits with a rounded lower portion.
• Green Calyx: Attractive green calyx provides good contrast with the dark purple fruit.
• Fresh-Market Suitable: Suitable for local vegetable markets, mandis, wholesalers and retail supply.
• Commercial Cultivation: Suitable for farmers looking for market-oriented hybrid brinjal production.

Fruit Characteristics

Benefits of Sahavi Super PK 123

• Attractive dark purple fruit colour.
• Glossy and marketable fruit appearance.
• Desirable elongated oval fruit shape.
• Suitable for commercial brinjal cultivation.
• Suitable for regular fresh vegetable harvesting.
• Good visual appeal for retail and wholesale markets.
• Suitable for local mandi and fresh vegetable supply.

Recommended Uses

• Commercial brinjal cultivation
• Fresh vegetable production
• Local vegetable markets
• Wholesale mandi supply
• Retail vegetable markets
• Fresh household consumption
• Cooking and vegetable preparations

Nursery Preparation

Brinjal is generally established through a nursery followed by transplanting into the main field. Prepare a healthy nursery using well-drained growing media or properly prepared nursery beds.

1. Use healthy seeds from the original sealed Sahavi Super PK 123 packet.
2. Prepare raised nursery beds or suitable seedling trays.
3. Sow seeds at a shallow and uniform depth.
4. Cover lightly with fine soil or suitable growing media.
5. Maintain adequate moisture without waterlogging.
6. Protect seedlings from insect pests and diseases.
7. Select healthy and vigorous seedlings for transplanting.

Transplanting

Healthy brinjal seedlings are generally transplanted when they are sufficiently established. Agricultural guidance commonly recommends transplanting brinjal seedlings at approximately 30–35 days after sowing, although exact timing depends on seedling growth and local conditions.

Transplant during suitable weather and provide irrigation immediately after transplanting where required.

Field Preparation

1. Plough the field thoroughly and prepare a fine tilth.
2. Remove weeds and old crop residues.
3. Incorporate well-decomposed farmyard manure or compost according to local recommendations.
4. Prepare ridges, furrows or raised beds according to the irrigation system.
5. Ensure proper drainage before transplanting.

Soil Requirements

Brinjal performs well in fertile, well-drained soil with good organic matter. Avoid fields prone to prolonged waterlogging because excessive moisture around the root zone can adversely affect plant health.

Plant Spacing

Plant spacing for hybrid brinjal varies according to variety, soil fertility, season, irrigation system and cultivation method. Maintain adequate spacing to ensure good sunlight penetration, air circulation and ease of harvesting.

Important: Follow the spacing mentioned on the current Sahavi Super PK 123 seed packet or local horticulture recommendations.

Irrigation Management

• Irrigate immediately after transplanting where required.
• Maintain adequate soil moisture during plant establishment.
• Provide regular irrigation during flowering and fruit development.
• Avoid severe moisture stress.
• Avoid excessive irrigation and prolonged waterlogging.
• Adjust irrigation according to soil type, rainfall and temperature.

Nutrient Management

Apply fertilizers according to soil-test results and local agricultural recommendations. Balanced nutrition is important for vegetative growth, flowering, fruit setting and development of marketable brinjal fruits.

• Use well-decomposed organic manure during field preparation.
• Apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium according to crop requirements.
• Split fertilizer applications where recommended.
• Avoid excessive and unbalanced nitrogen application.
• Correct micronutrient deficiencies according to soil or plant analysis.

Flowering & Fruit Setting

Maintain adequate irrigation and balanced plant nutrition during flowering and fruit development. Environmental stress, nutrient imbalance and pest infestation during flowering can negatively affect fruit setting.

Regular crop monitoring helps identify problems at an early stage and supports consistent production.

Weed Management

• Keep the field relatively weed-free during early crop growth.
• Remove weeds before they become highly competitive.
• Carry out intercultural operations carefully to avoid root damage.
• Maintain clean cultivation around the plants.

Crop Protection

Regularly inspect the crop for important brinjal insect pests and diseases. Follow an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach wherever possible.

• Inspect leaves, shoots, flowers and fruits regularly.
• Remove severely damaged or infested plant parts where appropriate.
• Maintain field sanitation.
• Use pheromone or other monitoring traps where recommended.
• Rotate crops where practical.
• Use only registered pesticides for brinjal.
• Always follow pesticide label dosage and waiting-period instructions.

Fruit & Shoot Borer Management

Fruit and shoot borer is an important insect pest of brinjal. Regular field monitoring is important because larvae can damage tender shoots and developing fruits.

Use recommended cultural, mechanical, biological and chemical management practices as part of an Integrated Pest Management programme.

Harvesting

Harvest Sahavi Super PK 123 fruits when they reach the desired marketable size and develop their characteristic glossy dark purple appearance. Brinjal fruits intended for fresh markets should generally be harvested while they are tender and glossy.

Regular harvesting helps maintain market quality and encourages continued fruit production.

Harvesting Tips

• Harvest fruits while they are tender and glossy.
• Pick fruits at the preferred marketable size.
• Avoid allowing fruits to become excessively mature.
• Use a clean knife or harvesting tool where required.
• Avoid damaging branches during harvesting.
• Handle fruits carefully to avoid scratches and bruising.
• Carry out regular picking during the productive period.

Post-Harvest Handling

• Keep harvested fruits under shade.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
• Separate damaged or diseased fruits.
• Grade fruits according to size and quality.
• Use suitable ventilated packaging for transportation.
• Handle carefully during loading and unloading.

Why Choose Sahavi Super PK 123 F1 Hybrid Brinjal?

• Hybrid Variety: F1 hybrid brinjal for commercial cultivation.
• Attractive Colour: Dark purple fruits with good market appeal.
• Glossy Appearance: Smooth and shiny fruit surface.
• Desirable Shape: Attractive elongated oval fruit type.
• Fresh-Market Use: Suitable for local, wholesale and retail vegetable markets.
• Commercial Farming: Suitable for market-oriented brinjal production.

Storage Instructions for Seeds

• Store seeds in the original sealed packet until sowing.
• Keep in a cool and dry location.
• Protect the packet from direct sunlight, heat and excessive moisture.
• Store separately from pesticides, fertilizers and other agricultural chemicals.
• Keep out of reach of children and animals.
• Use the seeds within the validity period printed on the original packet.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sahavi Super PK 123?

Sahavi Super PK 123 is an F1 Hybrid Brinjal variety from Sahavi Hybrid Seeds.

What colour fruits does Super PK 123 produce?

The product packet shows attractive dark purple-coloured fruits.

What is the fruit shape of Super PK 123?

The fruits have an attractive elongated oval shape with a rounded upper portion and tapered lower profile.

Are the fruits glossy?

Yes. The variety shown on the Sahavi packet has a smooth and glossy dark purple appearance.

Is Sahavi Super PK 123 an F1 hybrid?

Yes. The original packet clearly identifies the variety as F1 Hybrid Brinjal Super PK 123.

Is Super PK 123 suitable for commercial cultivation?

Yes. It can be used for market-oriented brinjal cultivation under suitable growing and crop-management conditions.

When should brinjal seedlings be transplanted?

General brinjal cultivation guidance recommends transplanting healthy seedlings at approximately 30–35 days after sowing, depending on seedling development and local growing conditions.

What is the exact maturity period of Super PK 123?

The exact Sahavi Super PK 123 maturity period has not been reliably verified. Follow the current original packet or Sahavi technical recommendation for accurate variety-specific maturity information.

What is the fruit weight of Sahavi Super PK 123?

The exact variety-specific fruit weight has not been reliably verified. Fruit size and weight can also vary according to crop management and growing conditions.

What is the pack size?

Check the net weight printed on the specific Sahavi Super PK 123 seed packet being purchased, as the front image does not clearly display the pack weight.

Disclaimer

Seed performance, fruit size, fruit weight, maturity and yield may vary depending on climate, soil type, sowing season, irrigation, nutrition, pest and disease pressure and overall crop-management practices. Always follow the latest instructions printed on the original Sahavi Super PK 123 seed packet and local agricultural recommendations.