Indo US Rajvi Black Gram Seeds

Upgrade your pulse farming with Indo US Rajvi Black Gram Seeds, a premium variety developed for maximum yield, pest resistance, and adaptability. The Rajvi variety produces bold, jet-black grains with uniform maturity, making it an excellent choice for farmers and traders alike.

These Rajvi Black Gram Seeds are suitable for multiple agro-climatic zones in India and perform well in rainfed as well as irrigated conditions. With strong plant vigor, early maturity, and consistent yields, they are ideal for both large-scale commercial farming and small-scale kitchen gardens.

Highly valued for dal, curries, and sprouting, Rajvi Black Gram is a staple pulse crop and a profitable choice for farmers.

🌟 Key Features & Benefits:

• Premium Rajvi Black Gram variety by Indo US Seeds.

• High germination percentage for uniform crop establishment.

• Produces bold, uniform, shiny black grains.

• Resistant to common pests and diseases.

• Performs well in both irrigated and rainfed conditions.

• Short maturity period for early harvest.

• Rich in protein and essential nutrients.

🌱 How to Germinate:

1. Soak seeds in clean water for 6–8 hours before sowing.

2. Sow 2–3 cm deep in moist, well-prepared soil.

3. Ensure proper spacing for airflow and root growth.

4. Germination occurs within 5–7 days under optimal conditions.

🌿 How to Grow:

• Maintain row spacing of 30–45 cm and plant spacing of 10–12 cm.

• Apply organic compost or farmyard manure at sowing.

• Provide 6–8 hours of sunlight daily.

• Weed regularly and protect from waterlogging.

📅 Best Time to Plant:

• June–July (Kharif season) for most regions of India.

• Can also be grown in summer (Feb–March) in irrigated zones.

🪴 Soil Requirements:

• Grows well in sandy loam or loamy soils.

• pH range: 6.0–7.5.

• Soil must be well-drained and rich in organic matter.

☀️ Ideal Weather Conditions:

• Best suited for warm climates (25–35°C).

• Needs full sunlight exposure.

• Avoid frost and prolonged heavy rains.

🌼 How to Care for Black Gram Plants:

Watering:

• Light irrigation during germination.

• Moderate watering during flowering and pod development.

Fertilization:

• Apply balanced fertilizers (NPK 19:19:19).

• Bio-fertilizers (Rhizobium culture) improve nitrogen fixation.

Maintenance:

• Weed early for healthy crop growth.

• Minimal pruning required.