Miku
Tomato

Features:
- Determinate plant with a vigorous growth habit
- Broad leaves with excellent foliage coverEarliness in yield
- Tolerance to TYLCV
- Excellent BW tolerance
- High yield potential
Yield | 25-30 MT/acre ( depending on season and cultural practice) | ||||
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Size | Medium size | ||||
Shape | Square and Firm | ||||
Plant type | Determinate plant with vigorous growth habit. Broad leaves with excellent foliage cover | ||||
Weight |
80-85gm |
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Recommended States |
Recommended states for cultivation under normal agro-climatic conditions in:
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Selection of the field/land preparation practices |
The field should be well prepared free from weeds and well drainage facility. 1-2 deep ploughing, Soil should be exposed to sunlight, 3 to 4 rounds of harrows to reach fine tilt. Before the final harrow, apply 8 to 10 MT well-decomposed FYM/acre along with 250 gm Trichoderma for controlling soil-born fungus. |
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Seed Treatment-rate of timing/ chemical |
Seeds are treated with Thiram 3 g per Kg of seeds. |
Sowing Time |
Rainy, Rabi |
Sowing method |
Seed Rate: 40-50 g per acre. Sowing: Prepare the raised bed of 180x90x15cm, for 1acre 10 to 12 beds are required. Distance between two rows: 8-10 cm (4 fingers) apart,
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Fertilizer dose with timing |
Total N:P:K requirement @ 100:150:150 kg per acre. Dose & Timing: |
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- Chemicals with doses and timing |
For effective crop control use the following Insect and disease solution: After Transplanting soil drench with Voliam Flexi @200 ml/acre |
Irrigation Schedule |
Irrigation Frequency Depends upon - A. Soil type: Light soils need more frequency. Heavy soils need less frequency. B. Crop stage: C. Growing season: |
Harvesting |
Harvest the fruit at the time of physiological maturity. It starts maturing by 70-75 days after transplanting- depending on season/climate. Picking is done generally at an interval of 4-5 days. |