CF286

  • Longer sowing window with wider adaptability.
  • Good weight with high yield
  • Very Strong erect, tall plant.
  • High dome milky white colour curd. smooth compact curd.
  • Very good self covering.
  • Curd maturity: 70-75 DAT
  • Curd weight: 08-10 Kg.
  • Field Holding: 6 8 days.
  • Sowing period: Good for temperate season. Sep. Oct.

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AGRIMA PM

AGRIMA PM is built for high-value markets with excellent red dry quality and superior powdery mildew tolerance. Its strong vigour and spreading canopy ensure robust growth, while long, smooth fruits mature in 90–95 days. With low pungency and uniform quality, AGRIMA PM is the trusted choice for red dry chili growers targeting export profitability.

  • Very strong plant vigour and growth

  • High tolerance to powdery mildew

  • Consistent fruit setting, dark green stage

  • Matures in 90–95 days for red dry
  • Excellent red dry quality for exports

  • Low pungency caters to wider markets

  • Long fruits (15–16 cm) with thick skin

  • High-value option for large-scale growers

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Segment Temperate
Characters Curd Maturity ~ 70 - 75 days after TP
Curd Shape ~ High Dome smooth curd
Curd Colour ~ Milky White Curd
Curd Weight ~ 800 – 1000 gm.
Curd Compactness ~ Compact
Self Covering ~ Good self covering
Field Holding ~ 6-8 days
Sowing Season Winter (As per the Regional Practices and Timings)
Field Preparation Bring the soil to fine tilth and pits should be taken at a spacing of 45 cm either way in hills. Form ridges and furrows at 60 cm in plains.
Seed Treatment / Rate / Timing / Chemical 250 g of hybrid cauliflower seed is required for the production of seedlings for 1 ha. Treat the seeds in hot water @ 500C for 30 minutes. 25g of Azospirillum is required for the seed treatment of 250g cauliflower seeds.
Spacing 60 x 45 cm
Seed Rate 375 g/ha seeds are required.
Transplanting Sow the seeds in raised beds and transplant 25 days (early varieties), 45 days old seedlings (late varieties) at 45 cm apart.
Fertilizer Dose with Timing • Apply 15 t of FYM/ha and 50 kg N, 100 kg P and 50 kg K as basal and 50 kg N after 45 days. Apply 2 kg of Departmental Vegetable micronutrient mixture without mixing with the chemical fertilizers.
• Fertigation requirement for F1 hybrid: 200: 125: 125 kg of NPK / ha. Apply once in every three days throughout the cropping period.
• Spacing: 60x 45x45cm in paired row system
Weed Control - Chemicals with Doses and Timing Timely weed removal is very important, need-based hand weeding can be done to ensure a healthy crop.
Diseases & Pest Control
  • Cut Worms Set up light trap in summer months. Spray Chlorpyrifos 2 ml/lit in the collar region during evening hours.
  • Aphids Install yellow sticky trap @ 12 no/ha to monitor Macropterous adults (winged adult). Apply phorate 10 % G @ 20 kg /ha or spray neem oil 3 % with 0.5ml Teepol/lit
  • Diamondback Moth Grow mustard as intercrop at 20:1 ratio. Install pheromone traps @ 12 No/ha. Release larval parasite Diadegma semiclausum @ 50,000/ ha, 60 days after planting Spray NSKE 5 % or cartap hydrochloride @ 1 g/lit or Bacillus thuringiensis @ 1g/lit at primordial stage (ETL 2 larvae/plant)
  • Diseases Club root Biological control Seed treatment with Pseudomonas fluorescens at 10g/ kg of seeds, followed by seedling dip @ 5g/ l and soil application @ 2.5 kg/ha along with 50 kg FYM before planting
  • Chemical control Dip the seedlings in Carbendazim solution 2 g/l for 20 minutes. Drench the soil around the seedlings in the main field with Carbendazim @ 1 g/l of water. Follow crop rotation. Crucifers should be avoided for three years.
  • Leaf Spot Leaf spot can be controlled by spraying Mancozeb at 2 g/lit or Carbendazim 1 g/lit.
  • Leaf Blight Leaf blight can be controlled by spraying Mancozeb @ 2.5 g/ litre.
  • Blanching Blanching refers to covering of curds. A perfect curd of flower is pure white. It is necessary to exclude sunlight to obtain this. The common practice is to bring the outer leaves up over the curd and tie them with a twine or rubber band. By using a different coloured twine each day. It is easy at the time of harvest to select those tied earlier.
  • Physiological disorders Browning or brown rot This is caused by Boron deficiency. It appears as water soaked areas and later changes into rusty brown. Spray one kg of Borax in 500 lit of water 30 days after planting.
  • Whip tail This results from the deficiency of Molybdenum. It is more pronounced in acidic soil. The leaf blades do not develop properly. In severe cases only the midrib develops and it can be corrected by spraying 100 g of Sodium molybdate in 500 lit of water 30 days after planting.
  • Buttoning The term buttoning is applied to the development of small curds or buttons. The plants do not develop normally and leaves remain small and do not cover the developing curds. Deficiency of Nitrogen and planting the early varieties late may cause these symptoms. Avoid transplanting aged seedlings.
  • Blindness Blind-cauliflower plants are those without terminal buds. The leaves are large, thick, leathery and dark green. It is due to the prevalence of low temperature when the plants are young or due to damage to the terminal bud during handling the plants or due to injury by pests.
Note The varietal Characters and Information given here is based on observation recorded at our trial station. Change in place ,season ,cultural practices may result in variation.

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