Sungro No.132 F1 Hybrid Brinjal Seeds

Sungro No.132 F1 Hybrid Brinjal Seeds – 2200 Seeds

Sungro No.132 is an F1 Hybrid Brinjal (Baingan / Eggplant) variety from Sungro Seeds. It produces attractive elongated green fruits with light-coloured streaking and is suitable for commercial fresh vegetable production.

The variety is intended for farmers looking for a hybrid green brinjal with an attractive market appearance. Proper nursery management, balanced nutrition, regular irrigation, adequate spacing and timely crop protection are important for obtaining healthy plants and good-quality marketable fruits.

The packet contains approximately 2200 seeds as stated on the front of the original product pack.

Product Specifications

Key Features

• F1 Hybrid Variety: Hybrid brinjal seeds suitable for market-oriented vegetable cultivation.
• Attractive Green Fruits: Produces appealing green brinjal fruits with characteristic pale streaking.
• Elongated Fruit Type: Fruits have an elongated to oblong appearance suitable for fresh vegetable markets.
• Green Calyx: Fruits develop a green calyx that complements their light-green appearance.
• Commercial Cultivation: Suitable for farmers producing brinjal for mandi, wholesale and retail vegetable markets.
• Fresh-Market Suitable: Attractive fruit colour and shape make it suitable for regular fresh vegetable supply.
• 2200 Seed Pack: The original pack shown contains 2200 seeds.

Fruit Characteristics

Research-Reported Bacterial Wilt Response

An independent scientific evaluation of several eggplant hybrids included Sungro Brinjal No.132. Under the specific experimental conditions of that study, Brinjal No.132 was classified as highly resistant to bacterial wilt.

Important: This should be treated as a research observation rather than a guarantee of complete disease immunity. Bacterial wilt response can vary according to pathogen strain, soil condition, climate and crop-management practices.

Benefits of Sungro No.132 Brinjal

• F1 hybrid brinjal variety.
• Attractive elongated green fruits.
• Characteristic light streaking on fruits.
• Suitable for commercial vegetable cultivation.
• Suitable for fresh-market supply.
• Useful for local mandi, wholesale and retail markets.
• Research-reported useful response against bacterial wilt under tested conditions.

Recommended Uses

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

Nursery Preparation

Brinjal is generally raised through a nursery before seedlings are transplanted into the main field.

1. Use healthy seeds from the original Sungro No.132 packet.
2. Prepare raised nursery beds or suitable seedling trays.
3. Use clean, fertile and well-drained nursery growing media.
4. Sow seeds at a shallow and uniform depth.
5. Cover seeds lightly with fine soil or suitable growing medium.
6. Maintain adequate moisture during germination.
7. Avoid excessive irrigation and prolonged waterlogging.
8. Monitor seedlings regularly for insect pests and diseases.
9. Select healthy and vigorous seedlings for transplanting.

Transplanting

Healthy brinjal seedlings are generally transplanted when they are well established. Standard brinjal cultivation recommendations commonly use seedlings approximately 30–35 days old for transplanting.

Transplant carefully into moist, properly prepared soil and provide irrigation after planting where necessary.

Soil Requirements

Brinjal performs well in fertile, well-drained soils containing adequate organic matter. Proper drainage is particularly important because prolonged standing water can negatively affect plant roots and increase disease problems.

• Select fertile and well-drained agricultural soil.
• Maintain adequate organic matter.
• Avoid prolonged waterlogging.
• Incorporate well-decomposed farmyard manure or compost.
• Use soil-test results for accurate fertilizer planning.

Field Preparation

1. Plough or cultivate the field thoroughly.
2. Remove weeds and residues of the previous crop.
3. Prepare the soil to a suitable fine tilth.
4. Incorporate well-decomposed organic manure according to local recommendations.
5. Prepare suitable ridges, furrows or raised beds.
6. Ensure good drainage before transplanting.

Plant Spacing

Maintain adequate spacing between plants and rows to provide sufficient sunlight, ventilation and space for plant development.

General hybrid brinjal cultivation recommendations commonly use wider spacing than open-pollinated varieties. Follow the latest recommendation printed on the Sungro No.132 packet or local horticultural guidance for the final spacing.

Irrigation Management

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

Nutrient Management

Balanced crop nutrition supports vegetative growth, flowering, fruit setting and continuous production of marketable brinjal fruits.

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

Flowering & Fruit Setting

Maintain balanced nutrition and adequate soil moisture during flowering and fruit development. Severe moisture stress, extreme temperatures, nutrient imbalance and heavy pest pressure can negatively affect flower retention and fruit setting.

Weed Management

• Keep the field relatively free from weeds during early crop growth.
• Remove weeds before they strongly compete with brinjal plants.
• Carry out intercultural operations carefully to avoid root damage.
• Use suitable mulch where recommended.

Crop Protection

Regular crop monitoring is important throughout brinjal cultivation. Inspect leaves, shoots, flowers and fruits frequently so that pest and disease problems can be identified early.

• Monitor shoot and fruit borer.
• Monitor jassids, aphids, thrips, whiteflies and other sucking pests.
• Maintain good field sanitation.
• Remove severely infested shoots and fruits where appropriate.
• Use pheromone traps or other monitoring methods where recommended.
• Use crop-protection products registered for brinjal only.
• Follow pesticide-label dosage and waiting-period instructions.

Bacterial Wilt Management

Although independent research has reported a strong bacterial wilt response in Brinjal No.132 under tested conditions, an integrated disease-management programme should still be followed.

• Use healthy seedlings.
• Maintain proper field drainage.
• Avoid moving infected soil between fields.
• Remove severely wilted plants where recommended.
• Follow crop rotation where practical.
• Maintain field sanitation.

Harvesting

Harvest fruits while they are tender, glossy and at the preferred fresh-market size. Regular harvesting helps maintain fruit quality and encourages continued production.

Harvesting Tips

• Harvest tender and marketable fruits regularly.
• Select fruits with attractive green colour and characteristic streaking.
• Avoid allowing fresh-market fruits to become over-mature.
• Use a clean knife or suitable harvesting tool.
• Avoid damaging branches while picking.
• Handle fruits carefully to reduce scratches and bruising.

Post-Harvest Handling

• Keep harvested brinjal under shade.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
• Separate damaged or diseased fruits.
• Grade fruits according to size and appearance.
• Use suitable ventilated crates or packaging.
• Handle produce carefully during transportation.

Why Choose Sungro No.132 F1 Hybrid Brinjal?

• F1 Hybrid: Suitable for commercial vegetable cultivation.
• Attractive Fruit Type: Elongated green fruits with characteristic light streaking.
• Fresh-Market Appeal: Suitable for mandi, wholesale and retail vegetable supply.
• 2200 Seeds: Convenient commercial seed-count pack.
• Research Interest: Independent evaluation reported high bacterial wilt resistance under specific trial conditions.

Pack Information

Storage Instructions for Seeds

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sungro Brinjal No.132?

Sungro No.132 is an F1 Hybrid Brinjal variety producing attractive elongated green fruits for fresh vegetable cultivation.

Is Sungro No.132 the same as S-132 Gold?

No. The packet shown is labelled F1 Hybrid Brinjal No.132. It should be maintained as a separate product from Sungro S-132 Gold.

What is the fruit colour of No.132?

The original packet depicts green fruits with light or whitish streaking.

What is the fruit shape?

The packet shows an elongated to oblong green brinjal type.

How many seeds are included in the pack?

The packet shown contains 2200 seeds.

Is Sungro No.132 resistant to bacterial wilt?

An independent scientific study evaluating Sungro Brinjal No.132 classified it as highly resistant to bacterial wilt under the specific conditions of that trial. Disease performance can vary between locations and pathogen strains, so normal disease-management practices should still be followed.

What is the exact fruit weight of Sungro No.132?

An exact current manufacturer specification for commercial fruit weight has not been verified. Fruit weight should therefore be taken from the latest original Sungro technical leaflet or packet rather than estimated from the product photograph.

What is the exact fruit length?

The current packet confirms the elongated fruit appearance but does not show a numerical fruit-length specification on the front. Follow the latest Sungro technical recommendation for exact variety-specific measurements.

What is the maturity period?

An exact current manufacturer maturity specification has not been verified from the packet shown. Actual first-harvest timing also varies with climate, nursery age, nutrition and crop management.

Is Sungro No.132 suitable for commercial farming?

Yes. It is an F1 hybrid brinjal intended for vegetable cultivation and produces an attractive green fresh-market fruit type.

Disclaimer

Seed performance, germination, fruit size, maturity, yield and disease response may vary depending on climate, soil type, sowing season, irrigation, plant population, nutrition, pathogen pressure and overall crop management. Always follow the latest instructions and specifications printed on the original Sungro Brinjal No.132 seed packet.