Name: Syngenta HPH-1069 Hot Pepper Hybrid Seeds
Brand: Syngenta
SKU: KS1758964191360
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

Syngenta HPH-1069 Hybrid Hot Pepper Seeds – High Pungency & Uniform Fruits

HPH-1069 by Syngenta is a premium hybrid chilli (hot pepper) variety. It produces erect, vigorous plants with smooth, compact fruits (~9–10 cm) and very high pungency (~78,000 SHU). Known for its better cold setting and early picking trait, this hybrid offers high yields, consistent performance, and market-preferred quality.

Product Specifications

Attribute	Details
Brand	Syngenta
Variety	HPH-1069 (Hot Pepper Hybrid)
Plant Habit	Erect, high vigor
Fruit Length	9–10 cm
Fruit Traits	Smooth, compact, uniform
Pungency	~78,000 SHU
Germination (Min.)	60%
Physical Purity	99%
Genetic Purity	95%
Seed Treatment	Thiram + Carbendazim
Yield Potential	~12 MT/acre (under good management)
Special Features	Cold setting ability, early picking

Key Features & Benefits

High pungency (~78,000 SHU) for spice and dry chilli markets.
Compact, smooth, and uniform fruits with excellent market appeal.
Performs well in colder settings with early harvesting ability.
High yield potential of up to 12 MT/acre.
Treated seeds with assured purity and germination standards.

Cultivation Guidelines

Seed Rate: 200–300 g/acre (nursery sowing recommended).
Spacing: 75–90 cm (row) × 45–60 cm (plant).
Sowing: Transplant seedlings 25–30 days after nursery sowing.
Fertilizer: Balanced N:P:K with split nitrogen doses; supplement with Ca, B, Mg.
Irrigation: Maintain consistent moisture; avoid stress during flowering & fruit set.
Harvest: First picking starts ~65–70 days after transplanting; multiple pickings possible.

FAQs

Q1: What makes HPH-1069 special?
A1: It combines high pungency (~78,000 SHU) with uniform compact fruits and cold-setting ability, making it ideal for both green and dry chilli markets.

Q2: How long are the fruits?
A2: Fruits are ~9–10 cm in length, smooth and compact, suitable for fresh and processing markets.

Q3: What is the yield potential?
A3: Under good crop management, farmers can expect ~12 MT/acre.

Q4: How soon can the crop be harvested?
A4: First picking can start in about 65–70 days after transplanting.

Q5: Is it tolerant to cold conditions?
A5: Yes, HPH-1069 shows good setting even in cooler weather and offers early picking.

Q6: Are the seeds treated?
A6: Yes, seeds are treated with Thiram and Carbendazim for protection against seed-borne diseases.

Q7: What are the purity standards?
A7: Seeds maintain ~60% minimum germination, ~99% physical purity, and ~95% genetic purity.

Q8: Which market segment does it suit best?
A8: It is suitable for both fresh green chilli sales and for drying (due to high pungency and uniform shape).

Disclaimer: This information is for reference purposes only. Always follow Syngenta’s official label instructions and local agronomy recommendations for best results.

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