SW 001 Okra Seeds offer a compact, early-producing hybrid bhindi variety known for its slender, dark green pods and excellent field performance. With short internodes and strong branching, this variety supports dense planting and uniform pod production. Its tolerance to major viruses like YVMV and ELCV makes it a reliable choice for all growing seasons.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Variety | SW 001 Okra |
| Fruit Appearance | Dark green, slender with 5 ridges |
| Plant Habit | Dwarf with short internodes and strong branching |
| Fruit Weight | 14 – 15 grams (average) |
| Disease Tolerance | YVMV & ELCV tolerant |
| Transportability | Excellent for long-distance markets |
SW 001 is suitable for commercial farmers targeting early market entry with uniform, market-attractive okra. Also ideal for high-density farming.
Grow SW 001 Okra for uniform dark green fruits, virus resistance, and higher productivity with better marketability.
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Timely delivery.
Best service.
Quality is good, I am satisfied.
Overall, main is product se pleased hoon.
Product fits well with my current needs.
Product aur overall service dono se satisfied hoon.
Product gave satisfying results.
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