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Chaitali-30 -Bajji Chilli

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Categories: Chilli Hybrids

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Seasons: ❄️ Rabi Season, 🌧️ Kharif Season

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Days to Harvest: 50–65 days days

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Fruit Shape: Long, thick, smooth

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Fruit Color: Light green

Features: -Large attractive fruits preferred in market
-Mild pungency – ideal for bajji & cooking
-Thick flesh with good stuffing quality
-High yield and continuous picking
-Good plant vigour and branching
-Uniform fruit size and smooth surface
-Suitable for hotel, street food & household use
-Good shelf life for fresh marketing

Soil: Well-drained sandy loam soil, pH 6–7

Nursery:
Raise seedlings for 25–30 days
Treat seeds with Trichoderma or Carbendazim

Spacing:

Row to row: 60–75 cm
Plant to plant: 45–60 cm

Fertilizer (general):
FYM: 8–10 tons/acre
NPK: 100:50:50 kg/acre (based on soil test)
Apply nitrogen in split doses

Irrigation:
Light irrigation after transplanting
Maintain moisture during flowering

Weeding:
Keep weed-free for better growth
Earthing up at 30 days

Harvesting:
Start picking at tender green stage
Frequent harvesting improves yield

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Bangalore Seeds Chaitali-30 (Bajji Mirchi) is a large, long, thick-walled mild pungency chilli variety, mainly grown for green chilli consumption. It is widely used for mirchi bajji, stuffing, frying, and fresh market sale. Fruits are light green, smooth, and attractive with low heat, making them ideal for culinary uses. Bajji chillies are known to be very mild compared to other Indian chillies, often similar to banana peppers.

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