First Production                                   45 days

Per Acre Plantation                             10000 Plant

Crop Duration                                      5 Months

Production Per Acre                             50 Thousand Kg

Per Plant Average Production              50-60 Kg/Plant

 Buy Back Price                                    10 Rs/Kg

Mortality                                               10%

Delivery Charge                                   Extra

Order Booking                                      45 Days Before Delivery

Zucchini is a warm-season crop that cannot tolerate frost or freezing temperatures, so its best to plant your zucchini in the early summer, when temperatures are at least 70 degrees Fahrenheit or more. Zucchini grows fast and plentiful—approximately one to two inches per day, and can produce up to ten pounds of zucchini squash per plant. They take about two months to harvest, can also be sowed and harvested multiple times per growing season. For zucchini plants, you’ll want a soil with good drainage and rich in loam, which is a combination of three soils. The ideal soil ratio for a vegetable garden is approximately 40% sand, 40% silt, and 20% clay. You'll also want to consider adding mulch, compost, or other organic matter to your garden to improve your vegetables' health. Zucchini and all squash vegetables need to be watered well to grow. Add about one inch of water, depending on the soil moisture. If it feels too dry, add an extra inch of water. When the weather is cooler in early spring, water your zucchini about once a week, increasing to two or even three times per week once with air temperature increases.