Unisem USM-Amog F1 Hybrid Radish Seeds – Long White Mooli

Unisem USM-AMOG F1 Hybrid Radish Seeds

Unisem USM-AMOG, also listed by Unisem as USM-AMOGH, is an F1 Hybrid Radish (Mooli) variety developed for commercial vegetable cultivation. It produces attractive white roots with an average length of approximately 20–25 cm and a potential root weight of approximately 400–450 grams under suitable growing conditions.

The variety is suitable for all-season sowing according to Unisem's product information and reaches maturity in approximately 40–50 days. Its attractive white roots, early crop duration and marketable root size make it suitable for commercial radish production and fresh vegetable markets.

Product Specifications

Key Features

• F1 Hybrid Radish: A quality hybrid radish variety suitable for commercial cultivation.
• Attractive White Roots: Produces clean-looking white roots with good fresh-market appeal.
• 20–25 cm Root Length: Develops marketable roots approximately 20–25 cm long under suitable crop conditions.
• Large Root Size: Roots may attain approximately 400–450 grams under favourable cultivation conditions.
• Early Maturity: Reaches maturity in approximately 40–50 days.
• All-Season Sowing: Unisem lists USM-AMOGH as suitable for sowing throughout the year.
• Healthy Foliage: Plants develop green foliage with an approximate plant height of 50–60 cm.
• Commercial Market Suitability: Attractive root appearance and useful root size make it suitable for fresh vegetable marketing.

Root Characteristics

Benefits of Unisem USM-AMOG Radish

• Attractive white radish roots.
• Approximately 20–25 cm root length.
• Potential root weight of approximately 400–450 grams.
• Early maturity in approximately 40–50 days.
• Suitable for all-season cultivation.
• Suitable for fresh vegetable markets.
• Useful for commercial radish farming.
• Suitable for local mandi, wholesale and retail vegetable supply.

Recommended Uses

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

Sowing Season

Unisem lists USM-AMOGH as suitable for all-season sowing. Actual crop performance may vary according to local temperature, rainfall, soil condition and growing region.

For best results, select the locally suitable sowing period and follow the instructions printed on the current Unisem USM-AMOG seed packet.

Soil Requirements

Radish performs best in loose, fertile and well-drained soil. Deep and properly prepared soil allows roots to grow straight and develop their desirable shape.

• Select loose and well-drained soil.
• Avoid highly compacted fields.
• Remove stones and hard soil clods before sowing.
• Maintain good field drainage.
• Use well-decomposed organic manure where required.

Field Preparation

1. Plough or cultivate the field thoroughly.
2. Prepare a fine and loose seedbed.
3. Remove weeds, stones and large soil clods.
4. Incorporate well-decomposed farmyard manure according to local recommendations.
5. Prepare rows, ridges or raised beds according to the cultivation system.
6. Ensure sufficient soil depth for proper radish root development.

Sowing Method

1. Use healthy seeds from the original Unisem USM-AMOG packet.
2. Sow seeds directly in a well-prepared field.
3. Place seeds at a shallow and uniform depth.
4. Cover lightly with fine soil.
5. Maintain adequate soil moisture during germination.
6. Thin overcrowded seedlings where necessary.
7. Maintain appropriate spacing for uniform root development.

Spacing

Proper spacing helps produce straight and uniform radish roots. Overcrowding can increase competition for nutrients, moisture and root-development space.

Follow the row-to-row and plant-to-plant spacing recommended on the current Unisem seed packet or by the local agriculture department.

Irrigation Management

• Maintain adequate soil moisture during germination.
• Provide light irrigation after sowing where required.
• Maintain relatively uniform moisture during root development.
• Avoid prolonged moisture stress.
• Avoid excessive irrigation and waterlogging.
• Adjust irrigation frequency according to soil type and weather.

Nutrient Management

Apply fertilizers according to soil-test results and local agricultural recommendations. Balanced nutrition supports healthy leaf growth and proper root development.

• Use well-decomposed organic manure.
• Follow soil-test-based fertilizer recommendations.
• Avoid excessive nitrogen application.
• Maintain balanced nutrient availability throughout root development.

Root Development Tips

• Prepare deep and loose soil.
• Remove stones and hard clods before sowing.
• Avoid excessive plant population.
• Thin overcrowded seedlings on time.
• Maintain uniform soil moisture.
• Avoid prolonged waterlogging.
• Use balanced crop nutrition.

Weed Management

Keep the field relatively free from weeds, particularly during early crop development. Weeds compete with radish plants for nutrients, moisture, sunlight and root-development space.

Carry out intercultural operations carefully to avoid damaging developing roots.

Crop Protection

Monitor the crop regularly for insect pests and diseases. Use Integrated Pest Management practices wherever possible.

• Maintain good field sanitation.
• Inspect leaves and roots regularly.
• Avoid prolonged waterlogging.
• Follow crop rotation where suitable.
• Use only registered crop-protection products for radish.
• Follow label dosage and waiting-period instructions.

Maturity & Harvesting

Unisem lists USM-AMOGH with a maturity period of approximately 40–50 days. Actual maturity can vary depending on temperature, soil, irrigation and overall crop-management practices.

Harvest roots when they reach the desired white colour, root size and marketable tenderness. Timely harvesting helps maintain desirable texture and eating quality.

Harvesting Tips

• Check root size before bulk harvesting.
• Harvest at suitable marketable maturity.
• Loosen soil where required before pulling roots.
• Avoid breaking or damaging roots during harvest.
• Remove excess soil carefully.
• Separate malformed or damaged roots.
• Grade produce according to size and quality.

Post-Harvest Handling

• Keep harvested radish under shade.
• Avoid prolonged direct sunlight exposure.
• Handle roots carefully to prevent breakage.
• Remove damaged produce before packing.
• Grade roots for uniform market presentation.
• Use suitable packaging for transportation.

Why Choose Unisem USM-AMOG F1 Hybrid Radish?

• Hybrid Variety: F1 Hybrid radish for commercial production.
• Attractive Roots: White roots with good market appearance.
• Root Length: Approximately 20–25 cm.
• Large Root Weight: Approximately 400–450 grams under suitable conditions.
• Early Crop: Approximately 40–50 days maturity.
• All-Season Variety: Listed by Unisem for all-season sowing.
• Fresh-Market Suitable: Good choice for commercial vegetable production.

Storage Instructions for Seeds

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Unisem USM-AMOG?

Unisem USM-AMOG, also listed by Unisem as USM-AMOGH, is an F1 Hybrid Radish variety developed for commercial radish cultivation.

What is the root length of USM-AMOG?

Unisem lists the AMOGH variety with a root length of approximately 20–25 cm.

What is the root weight?

Roots can weigh approximately 400–450 grams under suitable growing conditions.

What is the maturity period?

Unisem's company documentation lists maturity at approximately 40–50 days.

What is the root colour?

The variety produces attractive white radish roots.

Can USM-AMOG be grown in all seasons?

Yes. Unisem lists USM-AMOGH as suitable for all-season sowing, although the best sowing window can still depend on local climate.

What is the plant height?

Unisem lists an approximate plant height of 50–60 cm.

Is USM-AMOG suitable for commercial cultivation?

Yes. Its hybrid nature, marketable white roots, useful root size and relatively short maturity period make it suitable for commercial fresh-market radish cultivation.

What is the pack size?

Pack size can vary by seller and batch. Check the net weight printed on the specific Unisem USM-AMOG packet being purchased.

Disclaimer

Seed performance, germination, root size, root weight, maturity and yield can 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 Unisem USM-AMOG seed packet and local agricultural recommendations.