B K Singh
Agricomplex Newsletter 25 (2): 2, 2010
Email: bksinghkushinagar@yahoo.co.in
Two genotypes of Naga chilli were transplanted in polyhouse during Mid January at inter- and intra-row spacing of 75 cm. The polyhouse is cladded with 6 mm poly-carbonated UV stabilized sheet, 40 mesh nylon side-net and roof shading with 50 % green colour shading-net. The plant height varied from 2.5-3.1 m and number of fruits ranged from 109-175/ plant for total cropping season of 8 months. The average green fruit weight varied from 4.103-4.390 g. The fruit yield performance in polyhouse was realized excellent, i.e. 19.5 kg from an area of 25 m2 (78 kg/ 100 m2).
Great insights! Growing Naga chilli in a polyhouse with proper spacing and light control clearly boosts yield. Adding reliable crop protection solutions—especially for pests and diseases in such humid environments—can further secure fruit quality and farmer profits. Thanks for sharing these results!
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