Description
Okra Advanta 803 F1 LCI Pakistan Bhindi Seed 100gm is a superior hybrid seed variety developed by ICI Pakistan, a trusted name in agriculture, known for its high-quality hybrid seeds and agricultural solutions. This Okra seed variety, also referred to as Lady Finger, is specifically designed to offer high yield potential, resilience against adverse weather conditions, and exceptional pod quality.
Okra, or Bhindi, is a popular vegetable grown extensively in tropical and subtropical climates. It is a rich source of dietary fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants, making it a valuable crop in many farming systems. With the Advanta 803 F1, farmers can enjoy improved productivity with its tolerant traits and growth cycle, making it ideal for a variety of soil types and growing conditions.
Key Attributes
Attribute |
Description |
Hybrid Variety |
Advanta 803 F1 is a high-performance hybrid okra variety. |
Tolerance to Weather |
Highly tolerant against extreme weather conditions, ensuring strong growth even in adverse environments. |
Short Inter-nodal Distance |
Shorter inter-nodal distance with 4-5 side branches, leading to higher branching and a greater number of pods per plant. |
Pod Quality |
Tender, spineless, and shiny pods that enhance the market appeal and yield quality. |
Pod Holding Capacity |
Extra pod holding capacity, allowing the plant to produce more pods during the crop cycle. |
Ideal for Post-Wheat Seasons |
Best choice for sowing after wheat harvesting, ensuring continuous cropping and optimized land use. |
Long Crop Duration |
A long-duration crop with sustained growth and production over a longer period. |
Seed Requirements |
Seed requirement is approximately 4 kg per acre, optimizing land use. |
Plant Spacing |
Plant to plant distance: 6-8 inches; Row to row distance: 2.5 feet (single sowing) / 4 feet (double sowing), maximizing space for optimal growth. |
Advantages of Okra Advanta 803 F1 LCI Pakistan Bhindi Seed
Weather Resilience: One of the standout features of the Advanta 803 F1 hybrid is its ability to withstand weather fluctuations. Whether it’s high heat, drought, or unpredictable rain, this okra seed variety thrives in a wide range of climatic conditions, offering consistent yields throughout the growing season.
Enhanced Productivity: The short inter-nodal distance and the 4-5 side branches of each plant allow it to support more pods and increase the overall crop yield. Farmers can expect higher productivity per acre compared to conventional varieties.
Superior Pod Quality: The spineless, tender, and shiny pods of Okra Advanta 803 F1 make it highly desirable in the marketplace. These attributes not only enhance the vegetable’s aesthetic appeal but also ensure easier harvesting and less handling damage, leading to higher profits.
Adaptable to Various Regions: The variety has been specifically made for different regions in Pakistan. Whether you are in Sindh, Punjab, Balochistan, or KPK, the Advanta 803 F1 can be sowed at different times of the year, optimizing productivity during the off-season.
Sowing & Cultivation Guidelines
Region |
Recommended Sowing Time |
Sindh |
February to July |
Punjab |
February to March or June to July |
Balochistan |
April to May |
KPK |
February to March or June to July |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much seed is required per acre for Okra Advanta 803 F1?
Seed Requirement: Approximately 4 kg of seed is required to sow one acre of land with Okra Advanta 803 F1.
What is the recommended plant spacing for Okra Advanta 803 F1?
Plant Spacing: Maintain a distance of 6-8 inches between plants, and 2.5 feet (single sowing) or 4 feet (double sowing) between rows.
Is the Advanta 803 F1 okra variety resistant to pests?
While the Advanta 803 F1 has some resistance to pests and diseases, regular monitoring and the application of suitable pest management techniques are recommended for optimal crop health.
What is the yield potential of Okra Advanta 803 F1 per acre?
The yield potential of Okra Advanta 803 F1 is significantly higher than that of traditional varieties due to its high branching capacity and pod retention, with yields of up to 2-3 tons per acre under optimal growing conditions.
