USM Kapila F1 by UNISEM is a high-performing hybrid tomato variety developed for excellent yield, uniform bright-red fruits, and reliable adaptability in Indian conditions. It is equally suitable for home gardens, terrace polyhouses, grow-bags, and rooftop/balcony gardening as well as for commercial farming plots.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | UNISEM |
| Variety | USM Kapila F1 (Hybrid Tomato) |
| Crop | Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) |
| Fruit Traits | Round, bright red fruits with smooth glossy skin; firm and juicy texture |
| Yield Potential | High yield; uniform clusters throughout the harvest period (management-dependent) |
| Maturity / First Harvest* | Approximately 60–70 days after transplanting (indicative) |
| Plant Habit | Vigorous plants with strong stems and good foliage cover; staking/trellising recommended |
| Adaptability | Performs well in both main and off-season with proper crop protection and management |
| Sunlight Requirement | Full sun exposure (6–8 hours per day) |
| Soil & pH | Fertile, well-drained soil with pH range of 6.0–7.5 |
| Moisture Requirement | Moderate to high; maintain even moisture, avoid waterlogging |
| Usage | Ideal for home gardens, terrace setups, grow-bags, kitchen gardens, and rooftop/balcony cultivation |
| Storage & Handling | Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture |
| Regulatory Note | Seeds are strictly for sowing purposes only—not for food, feed, or oil use |
*Indicative values only; always follow product packaging, leaflet, and local agricultural advisories.
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Q1: Can this variety be grown in pots or on terraces?
A1: Yes. Use 25–30 cm deep grow-bags or planters with a rich potting mix, ensure regular feeding, and provide proper staking support.
Q2: What is the best sowing season?
A2: In plains, the preferred windows are June–July and October–November. In mild or coastal regions, it can be extended with protected conditions.
Q3: When can I expect the first harvest?
A3: Under normal conditions, the first picking starts about 60–70 days after transplanting depending on care and location.
Q4: At what stage should tomatoes be harvested for better shelf life?
A4: Harvesting at breaker or pink stage and storing in ventilated crates improves shelf life and transit tolerance.
Q5: How can I avoid fruit cracking or Blossom End Rot (BER)?
A5: Maintain uniform irrigation, use mulching, and supplement with Calcium and Boron. Avoid moisture fluctuations and salt stress.
Q6: Are these seeds edible?
A6: No. These seeds are strictly meant for sowing only and must not be used for food, feed, or oil purposes.
Disclaimer: The information provided above is for reference purposes only. For correct application and practices, always follow the official directions on the product packaging and leaflet.
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