Primeseedco-Carrot Kuroda-25g

Description

Primeseedco‑Carrot Kuroda – Key Features Adaptability & Growing Season Heat-tolerant, suitable for year-round planting, thrives even in warm seasons of Zambia . Ideal for spring, summer, and autumn sowing windows.  Maturity & Size Reaches maturity in approximately 85 days (~mid-late cycle). Roots typically 19–25 cm long, with a blunt-tapered, chantenay/nantes shape Color, Flavor & Texture Features deep orange, radiant roots with sweet, tender, and crisp texture—less fibrous than many other carrot types . Popular taste recommended for both fresh-market and processing use. Agronomic Traits & Disease Performs well in hard or rocky soils, thanks to shorter, sturdier roots. Shows moderate tolerance to Alternaria blight. Features strong foliage attachment and structure.  Yield & Performance Reported yields range between 15–20 t/ha in Africa; potential up to 80–120 t/ha under high input regimes. Firm roots allow reliable field holding and harvest flexibility. 📦 Seed Packs & Planting Recommendations Sold in 10 g, 25 g, 50 g, and 100 g sachets. Spacing: Plant at 1–3 cm within rows, with 12–18 cm between rows Sow depth: ~1–3 mm; germination in 12–18 days Summary Table Feature Details Type OP Chantenay/Nantes-type carrot Days to Maturity ~85 days Root Size/Shape 19–25 cm, blunt-tapered, broad shoulders Color & Taste Deep orange, sweet, crisp, tender Heat & Soil Tolerance Thrives in warm seasons & tough soils Disease Tolerance Alternaria** tolerant Yield Potential 15–20 t/ha (typical), up to 80–120 t/ha Pack Sizes 10 g/25 g/50 g/100 g sachets Planting Guide 1–3 cm apart, 12–18 cm rows, direct seed Germination Time ~12–18 days Recommendations for Kitwe, Zambia Best sowing windows: early spring, autumn, and during warm periods. Ensure well-tilled soil with minimal debris for proper root development. Use consistent irrigation, mulching, and good fertilization (balanced NPK with calcium nitrate). To extend harvest, make staggered sowings every 2–3 weeks. This variety’s combination of heat tolerance, sweet flavor, robust roots, and strong yields makes it an excellent choice for local production. Want help setting up planting schedules, soil fertility plans, or comparing it to other carrot types like Nantes