Indo-US Bhindi F1 Hy Okra Seeds – Premium High Yield Ladyfinger

Indo-US Bhindi F1 Hy Okra Seeds

Indo-US Bhindi F1 Hy Okra Seeds are a premium hybrid variety designed for maximum productivity, uniform growth, and superior quality. This F1 hybrid produces long, tender, deep green pods with excellent taste, perfect for curries, stir-fries, and pickling.

Bhindi (okra/ladyfinger) is rich in fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants. The F1 Hy Okra seeds from Indo-US ensure fast germination, vigorous plant growth, and strong adaptability across diverse climatic conditions.

Whether you are a home gardener seeking fresh produce or a farmer aiming for high yields, Indo-US F1 Hy Okra provides reliable performance and abundant harvests.

Key Features & Benefits

• 🌱 F1 Hybrid Quality – Uniform, robust, and disease-resistant plants.

• 🥗 Tender & Nutritious Pods – Rich in vitamins, fiber, and minerals.

• 🌿 Consistent Growth – Produces long, dark green, and healthy pods.

• 🏡 Versatile Cultivation – Suitable for terrace pots, home gardens, and farms.

• 🚜 High Yield Potential – Ensures abundant and uniform harvests.

• ⏱️ Early Maturity – Ready to harvest in 50–60 days.

How to Germinate

1. Prepare fertile, well-drained soil.

2. Sow seeds 1–2 cm deep in rows.

3. Maintain 30–40 cm spacing between plants and 60–70 cm between rows.

4. Lightly water to keep soil moist.

5. Seeds germinate within 7–10 days under optimal conditions.

How to Grow

• Thin seedlings after germination to avoid overcrowding.

• Ensure 6–8 hours of sunlight daily.

• Maintain consistent soil moisture without overwatering.

• Incorporate compost or organic manure for better growth and yield.

Best Time to Plant

• Ideal for Kharif season (June–July) in India.

• Can also be grown in spring or early summer where climate permits.

Soil Requirements

• Prefers loamy, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter.

• Optimal pH: 6.0 – 7.5.

Ideal Weather Conditions

• Thrives in warm temperatures (25–35°C).

• Requires full sunlight for healthy pod formation.

How to Care for Bhindi Plants

Watering

• Maintain even soil moisture, especially during flowering and pod development.

• Avoid waterlogging to prevent root and stem diseases.

Fertilization

• Apply balanced NPK (10:10:10) at sowing.

• Side-dress with nitrogen after 3–4 weeks for vigorous growth.

Pruning & Deadheading

• Remove weak or yellowing leaves to improve airflow and sunlight.

• Trim excessive shoots to avoid overcrowding.