High-Yielding Hybrid Chilli for Fresh and Dry Market

YASHIKA is a premium F1-hybrid chilli variety developed for exceptional yield, uniform fruit size, and superior market value. With a strong, erect plant structure and moderate wrinkles on the fruit surface, this variety offers dual-purpose usage, being dark green when fresh and shiny red when mature. Its early maturity, virus resistance, and high pungency make it an excellent choice for farmers seeking consistent production and profitability.

Challenges & Solutions

Chilli farmers often face challenges related to disease outbreaks, inconsistent fruit quality, and labor-intensive harvesting. YASHIKA is engineered to effectively tackle these issues.

Challenges

Common difficulties with conventional chilli varieties include:

  • Vulnerability to Viral Diseases

  • Uneven Fruit Size.

  • Extended Harvesting Time.

  • Difficult Picking.

Solutions

YASHIKA offers key benefits that ensure better productivity and ease of farming:

  • Highly disease resistant

  • Uniform size for markets

  • Early picking, faster yield.

  • Erect plant, easy harvesting.

Performance and Profitability

Yield Potential (Kg/Ha): YASHIKA delivers a high and stable yield, maximizing farm profitability.

Adoption Rate: Farmers prefer YASHIKA for its uniformity, high pungency, and virus resistance, ensuring greater demand in local and export markets.

Farm Profitability: With low input requirements and high returns, YASHIKA enables farmers to maximize earnings with minimal risk.

Market Demand: The dark green fresh chillies and shiny red dry chillies with moderate wrinkles make YASHIKA a preferred variety among buyers, traders, and spice processors.

Cultivation Guidelines

Planting Instructions:


  • Land Preparation:

    Ensure a well-drained, nutrient-rich soil for healthy root
    development.

  • Sowing Depth:

    Sow seeds at 1–2 cm depth for optimal germination

  • Spacing:

    Maintain a 30–40 cm gap between plants to enhance growth and
    airflow.

Maintenance Tips:

  • Irrigation:

    Maintain consistent moisture levels during flowering and fruit setting stages.

  • Fertilization:

    Use a balanced blend of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium for enhanced growth.

  • Pest & Disease Control:

    Regular inspection and timely application of organic or recommended pesticides help prevent infestations.

Harvesting Tips:

  • Best Time:

    Harvest fresh green chillies at 55–60 days, and red dry chillies at 90–110 days for best quality.

  • Method:

    Hand-picking ensures intact fruit quality and minimal crop damage.

  • Storage:

    Proper drying and moisture-free storage extend shelf life and market
    value.