Okra OH 2324 F1 Hybrid Seed (Bhindi Seed) 1kg Syngenta

Okra OH 2324 F1 Hybrid Seed from Syngenta Pakistan is a premium choice for both commercial growers and home gardeners looking to cultivate high-yield okra. These seeds are made for resilience and productivity, this hybrid seed variety combines outstanding plant characteristics with exceptional disease tolerance, ensuring a successful harvest.

Key Features

Comprehensive Growing Instructions

Successful cultivation of the Okra OH 2324 F1 Hybrid Seed requires proper agronomic practices. Below is a detailed guide to achieving optimal results.

1. Land Preparation

• Soil Selection: Choose medium to heavy soils that offer excellent drainage to prevent waterlogging.

• Preparation Steps:

  • Shallow ploughing to loosen the soil.

  • Apply 4 metric tons of farmyard manure (FYM) per acre to enhance soil fertility.

  • Final harrowing followed by making ridges and furrows spaced 45 cm apart.

2. Seed Treatment

To enhance germination and protect seedlings, treat the seeds as follows:

• Treatment: Use 3 ml of metalaxyl (Apron) and 2 g of thiram per kg of seeds.

3. Sowing Time

• Recommended Seasons: Ideal for summer, rabi (winter), and monsoon seasons, allowing flexibility in planting schedules.

4. Seed Rate and Spacing

• Seed Rate: Utilize 3-4 kg of seeds per acre.

• Sowing Configuration:

  • Direct sow in the main field.

  • Maintain a spacing of 45 cm between rows and 30 cm between plants to promote healthy growth.

5. Fertilization

For optimal growth, follow a structured fertilization plan:

6. Weed Control

• Regular hand weeding is essential to prevent competition for nutrients and maintain crop health.

7. Pest and Disease Management

• Monitor for pests and apply fungicides and insecticides as recommended by local agricultural guidelines to maintain plant health.

8. Irrigation

• Adjust irrigation based on soil type and crop stage. Ensure adequate moisture during vegetative growth while reducing irrigation frequency as harvesting approaches.

Why Choose Okra OH 2324 F1 Hybrid Seed?

This hybrid variety offers several advantages that make it a preferred choice for growers:

1. Robust Growth: The medium-tall, vigorous plants are designed to thrive in diverse environmental conditions, ensuring reliable growth.

2. High Yield: With the potential to produce 6-8 metric tons per acre, this seed variety maximizes productivity and profitability.

3. Disease Resistance: The ability to resist Yellow Vein Mosaic Virus helps maintain healthier plants, ultimately resulting in better quality produce.

4. Easy Harvesting: The structure of the plants facilitates easy picking, saving time and labor costs during harvest.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Okra OH 2324 F1 Hybrid Seed different from other okra seeds?

The Okra OH 2324 F1 Hybrid Seed is specifically engineered for high performance, featuring vigorous growth, excellent disease tolerance (especially against YVMV), and high yield potential. This combination makes it suitable for a wide range of agro-climatic zones in Pakistan.

How much water does the Okra OH 2324 need?

Water requirements depend on soil type and growth stage. Ensure the soil is kept adequately moist during vegetative growth, reducing irrigation frequency as the plants approach maturity and harvesting.

When is the best time to plant okra?

The ideal planting times for the Okra OH 2324 F1 Hybrid Seed are during the summer, rabi, and monsoon seasons. This flexibility allows growers to optimize their planting schedules based on local climate conditions.

How can I prevent pest and disease issues?

Regular monitoring of plants and timely application of fungicides and insecticides as per agricultural guidelines can help manage pests and diseases effectively. Proper cultural practices, such as crop rotation and sanitation, also contribute to pest management.

What soil type is best for cultivating this okra hybrid?

The Okra OH 2324 F1 Hybrid Seed thrives in medium to heavy soils with excellent drainage. This helps prevent issues like waterlogging, which can adversely affect plant health.