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Hy.bottel Gourd F1(Anmol Seg.)

Supplier From India
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Mar-29-20

Variety: Anmol Seg.
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Days Of First Picking: 55 Days
Fruit Color: Green
Fruit Shape : Cylendrical with thin neck
Fruit Length: 30-35 CM
Fruit Weight: 750-800 Grams
Remark: Attractive Shiny Green Color Fruit
Seed Rate: 2Kg/Ha
Spacing: 60*180CM
Yield: 75-80Tones/Ha

Price and Minimum Quantity

Price: $9
MOQ: Not Specified

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