Nyra F1 Hybrid Pumpkin (East West Seeds)

East-West Seed Nyra Pumpkin Seeds Nyra is a premium pumpkin hybrid from East-West Seed, suitable for summer season cultivation, especially in Northern India. The plant is strong, vigorous and bushy, producing attractive dark green blotchy fruits with a flat-round shape and very glossy appearance. Key Highlight: Nyra pumpkin gives attractive dark green blotchy, flat-round fruits with very glossy skin, good flesh thickness and fruit weight of around 2–2.5 kg. Product Highlights Premium pumpkin hybrid from East-West Seed Strong, vigorous and bushy plant type Dark green blotchy fruit colour Attractive flat-round fruit shape Very glossy fruit surface Good flesh thickness Fruit weight around 2–2.5 kg at immature stage Day-length neutral variety Intermediate resistance to viruses Suitable for summer season cultivation in Northern India Fruit Characteristics Feature Details Fruit Colour Dark Green Blotchy Fruit Shape Flat Round Fruit Surface Very Glossy Fruit Weight Around 2–2.5 kg at immature stage Flesh Thickness Good Flesh Thickness Crop Information Crop Detail Information Crop Pumpkin Product Name Nyra Brand East-West Seed Plant Type Strong, Vigorous and Bushy Maturity Around 50–60 Days After Transplanting Recommended Season Summer Season Recommended Region Northern India Resistance & Suitability Virus Resistance: Intermediate resistance to viruses GSB Resistance: Intermediate resistance to GSB Day Length: Day-length neutral variety Market Suitability: Suitable for fresh vegetable market Why Choose Nyra Pumpkin Seeds? East-West Seed Nyra Pumpkin Seeds are suitable for farmers looking for a strong, vigorous pumpkin hybrid with attractive fruit appearance, good flesh thickness, glossy skin and reliable market quality. Its dark green blotchy flat-round fruits make it a good choice for fresh market sales. Recommended For: Farmers looking for a vigorous pumpkin hybrid with attractive dark green blotchy fruits, glossy skin, good flesh thickness and summer season suitability. Note: Crop performance may vary depending on soil type, climate, irrigation, nutrition, pest and disease management, and local cultivation practices.