Green Eye F1 Hybrid (Tindi) is a high-yield hybrid variety developed by AgriTech for professional vegetable growers in Pakistan
Known for its uniform fruit size, tender texture, and early maturity, this hybrid Tinda (round gourd) variety ensures consistent performance even under varying climatic conditions. It is ideal for both open field and tunnel cultivation, producing fresh, glossy green fruits that meet market demand for quality and taste.
Key Features:
Hybrid Variety: F1 hybrid ensures genetic uniformity and vigorous plant growth.
Early Maturity: Harvest-ready in 45–50 days after sowing.
Fruit Quality: Uniform, round, medium-sized fruits with a shiny light-green skin and soft flesh.
High Yield: Capable of producing more fruits per plant compared to traditional varieties.
Plant Habit: Strong vines with good branching and leaf cover for fruit protection.
Tolerance: Good tolerance against common fungal and viral diseases.
Adaptability: Performs well in Punjab, Sindh, and KPK climates throughout the growing season.
Benefits:
Higher Market Returns: Uniform and attractive fruits fetch better prices in local markets.
Consistent Yield: Stable performance ensures profit even in challenging conditions.
Reduced Disease Loss: Better resistance means fewer pesticide applications and lower costs.
Early Harvest: Early maturity helps farmers capture early-season market premiums.
Longer Picking Duration: Continuous fruiting extends harvesting period for sustained income.
Consumer Preference: Soft, tender, and flavorful fruits suitable for fresh cooking.
Uses / Cultivation Guidance:
Sowing Season:
Spring: February–April
Autumn: July–September
Seed Rate:0–1.2 kg per acre
Spacing:5–3 feet between rows and 1.5–2 feet between plants.
Fertilization: Apply well-rotted organic manure before sowing and balanced NPK during crop growth.
Irrigation: Regular watering during flowering and fruit-setting stages for best yield.
Harvesting: Begin picking when fruits are tender and light green for best market value.
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