VNR 28 F1 Hybrid Bitter Gourd Seeds – Early Harvest & High Yield Variety
VNR 28 F1 Hybrid Bitter Gourd Seeds are specially developed for early picking, uniform fruit size, and reliable performance throughout the growing season. This hybrid produces attractive dark green fruits with non-continuous pointed spines, making it suitable for both commercial farming and home gardening.
VNR-28 offers a short harvesting interval and early maturity, allowing farmers to achieve quicker returns and maintain consistent yield. Its vigorous plant growth and uniform fruiting make it a preferred hybrid among growers looking for productivity and quality.
🌱 Key Features & Benefits
Early Harvest: Ready for harvesting in just 47–50 days after sowing.
Uniform Fruit Size: Ensures consistent and market-friendly produce.
Short Picking Interval: Allows frequent harvesting and better productivity.
Attractive Fruits: Dark green color with pointed non-continuous spines.
High Yield Potential: Produces 10–12 tonnes per acre under proper cultivation.
Ideal for Commercial Cultivation: Suitable for both commercial farmers and home growers.
🌾 Suitable Sowing Seasons
January to March
June to July
October to November
📏 Spacing Recommendations
Row-to-Row Spacing: 6–8 feet
Plant-to-Plant Spacing: 1.5–2 feet
🌿 Seed Rate & Yield Information
Seed Rate: 0.6–1 kg per acre
Harvesting Yield: 10–12 tonnes per acre
Maturity Time: 47–50 days after sowing
📊 Product Specifications
Specification
Details
Product Name
VNR 28 F1 Hybrid Bitter Gourd Seeds
Crop Type
Bitter Gourd (Karela)
Fruit Color
Green
Fruit Shape
Short, pointed with non-continuous spines
Fruit Length
6.5–7.5 cm
Fruit Width
4–4.5 cm
Fruit Weight
30–40 grams
Plant Type
Vigorous Early Hybrid
Maturity Time
47–50 Days After Sowing
Yield Per Acre
10–12 Tonnes
Seed Rate
0.6–1 kg per acre
Sowing Seasons
January–March, June–July, October–November
Row Spacing
6–8 feet
Plant Spacing
1.5–2 feet
Usage
Commercial Farming & Home Gardening
Note: For best results, follow recommended sowing practices, spacing guidelines, and crop management techniques suitable for bitter gourd cultivation.