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Lal Teer Lal Bahadur Hybrid Tomato Seeds (5gm)

Brand: Lal Teer
TK. 300

Highlights:

  • Net Weight:
    5 gm
  • Seed Type:
    Hybrid
  • Fruit Color:
    Dark Red

Specification:

Name
Lal Teer Lal Bahadur Hybrid Tomato Seeds (5gm)
Category Plants, Seeds & Trees
Net Weight
5 gm
Seed Type
Hybrid
Fruit Color
Dark Red
Fruit Shape
Elongated Round
Sowing Season
March-August
Yield per Plant
18-22 tons
Tolerance
Heat Tolerant
Company লাল তীর
Weight
0.05 Kg

Summary:

With a 60-65 day maturity cycle, Lal Teer Lal Bahadur Hybrid Tomato Seeds produce 120-140g dark red fruits. Despite high heat, individual plants yield 6.5-10kg of produce. Expect 18-22 tons per acre in summer vegetable cultivation across Bangladesh.

Key Features

  1. Heat-Tolerant Variety: Thrives during the March-August planting window. Survives high humidity without dropping blossoms.
  2. 22-Ton Acre Yield: High density output for commercial hybrid tomato farming. Increases harvest volume per square meter.
  3. 60-Day Maturity: Harvest begins 60-65 days after transplanting. Reduces exposure time to late-season soil pathogens.
  4. Elongated Round Shape: Uniform 120-140g dark red fruits. Stays firm during road transport to local markets.
  5. Grafting Compatibility: Works with wild eggplant rootstock for flood resistance. Improves survival rates in waterlogged fields.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to grow Lal Bahadur tomato in summer?

Sow seeds between March and August to leverage the variety's heat tolerance. Use poly tunnel farming to shield the crop from heavy rain and direct sun scorch.

What is the yield of Lal Teer Lal Bahadur?

Each plant yields 6.5 to 10 kg of tomatoes under proper management. Total harvest capacity ranges from 18 to 22 tons per acre.


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