Also popular as Coorg Honey Dew , it can serve in both processing and table purposes. The fruits are yellow-green with thick flesh and ovate or oblong shape. Besides being long, the fruits are also rich in flavor and taste.
This variety sells for high market prices because of the fantastic quality of fruit. The fruits of this variety are best for your kitchen garden. It is another variety that is usually cultivated for table purposes. The fruits have thick pink pulp and amazingly sweet flavor.
If you want to grow a papaya tree in your yard, this is the variety to plant! One of the best types of papaya in India also comes from the states of Bihar and Jharkhand. The type is also a popular cultivar in some south Indian states. The fruits come with a yellow color pulp that tastes sweet. A single tree can also bear many fruits in one season.
This popular variety is a selection from the above mentioned Ranchi cultivar of papaya. It produces medium-sized fruits, round in shape with smooth skin and yellow-green patches over it. These fruits come with good keeping quality due to its firm yet soft yellow flesh. Light irrigation is provided during the morning hours. The nursery beds are covered with polythene sheets or dry paddy straw to protect the seedlings.
About cm. A spacing of 1. However higher density cultivation with spacing of 1. High Density Planting : A closer spacing of 1. The seedlings are planted in pits of 60x60x60 cm.
In the summer months the pits are dug about a fortnight before planting. The pits are filled with top soil along with 20 kg. Tall and vigorous varieties are planted at greater spacing while medium and dwarf ones at closer spacing. Papaya plant needs heavy doses of manures and fertilizers.
Apart from the basal dose of manures 10 kg. Application of g. N is optimum for fruit yield but papain yield increases with increase in N upto g. Micro-nutrients viz. ZnSO 4 0. The irrigation schedule is fixed on the basis of soil type and weather conditions of the region. Protective irrigation is provided in the first year of planting. During the second year, irrigation is provided at fortnightly interval in winter and at an interval of 10 days in summer.
Basin system of irrigation is mostly followed. In areas having low rainfall, sprinkler or drip system can be adopted. Deep hoeing is recommended during the first year to check weed growth. Weeding should be done on regular basis especially around the plants. Application of Fluchloralin or Alachlorin or Butachlorine 2. Earthing up is done before or after the onset of monsoon to avoid water-logging and also to help the plants to stand erect.
Intercropping leguminous crops after non-leguminous ones, shallow rooted crops after deep rooted ones are beneficial. No intercrops are taken after the onset of flowering stage. The main diseases reported are powdery mildew Oidium caricae , anthracnose Colletotrichum gloeosporioides , damping off and stem rot.
Application of wettable sulphur 1 g. Fruits are harvested when they are of full size, light green in colour with tinge of yellow at apical end. Then you can access your favorite statistics via the star in the header. Profit from additional features by authenticating your Admin account. Then you will be able to mark statistics as favourites and use personal statistics alerts. Save statistic in. XLS format. PNG format. PDF format. Show details about this statistic.
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Corporate solution including all features. The plant takes only eight months to fruit, with the total yield reaching 60 kg per plant. The pear-shaped, yellow coloured fruit remains in excellent condition, 15 days from harvest. Interestingly, Indian farmers pay Rs 3,00, for a kilo of seeds, numbering around 48, pieces. Of the 12 varieties grown in India, RLD has the largest area under cultivation.
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