Name: Welcome WS-141 F1 Hybrid Broccoli Seeds
Brand: Welcome Seeds
SKU: KS1758786282181

Welcome WS-141 F1 Hybrid Broccoli Seeds

WS-141 (F1 Welcome-141) by Welcome Crop Science is a premium hybrid broccoli noted for its compact, dome-shaped, dark-green curds, reliable yields, and consistent field performance. Best suited to India’s cool-season conditions, it fits both commercial farms and kitchen gardens.

Product Specifications

Attribute	Details
Brand	Welcome Crop Science
Variety	WS-141 / F1 Welcome-141 (Hybrid Broccoli)
Crop	Broccoli (Brassica oleracea var. italica)
Curd Traits	Compact, uniform, dome-shaped heads; tight beads
Curd Colour	Dark Green
Maturity*	~65–75 days after transplanting
Average Head Weight*	~300–500 g (management dependent)
Season (India)	Cool season; plains Oct–Feb, hills summer–autumn (region dependent)
Climate Range	Performs best at 15–25 °C
Cultivation	Open-field; protected cultivation possible in warm zones
Spacing*	~45 × 45 cm or 60 × 45 cm (based on density)
Seed Rate*	~100–120 g per acre
Soil & pH	Fertile, well-drained loam; pH 6.0–7.5

*Indicative values; always follow the packet/leaflet and local agronomy advisory.

Key Features & Benefits

Uniform curds: Firm, compact heads with strong market appeal.
Attractive colour: Deep green dome helps premium grading.
High yield potential: Reliable hybrid performance under good care.
Adaptable: Fits diverse Indian zones during the cool season.
Suited to farms & home gardens: Works in raised beds or large containers.

General Cultivation Tips

Nursery: Raise seedlings on raised beds or trays; transplant sturdy 25–30-day seedlings in the evening.
Nutrition: Balanced NPK with emphasis on early N and steady Ca/B for compact curds.
Irrigation: Keep soil evenly moist; avoid waterlogging and moisture stress.
Weed & pest management: Maintain clean beds; monitor for caterpillars/aphids and follow local IPM advisories.
Harvest: Cut when heads are tight and beads are fine—before loosening or yellowing.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is the best sowing window?
A1: In plains, sow Oct–Dec for winter harvests; in hills, sow in the cool months of summer–autumn. Follow your local calendar.

Q2: When is it ready to harvest?
A2: Typically 65–75 days after transplanting, depending on weather and crop care.

Q3: What spacing should I use?
A3: Common spacing is 45 × 45 cm; for larger heads or wider canopies use 60 × 45 cm.

Q4: Can I grow it in containers?
A4: Yes—use containers ≥25–30 L with rich, well-drained mix and regular feeding.

Q5: How do I maintain head quality?
A5: Ensure steady moisture, balanced nutrition, and timely harvest before bead loosening.

Disclaimer: The information above is for reference only. Always follow the official directions on the seed packet and product leaflet.