Gdm all,wishing you a happy Weekend. Don't sell rice seed.

Seedworld:
Seeds below.

What is the different between this tropical maize and the Oba 98?
Thanks

Gdeven all.Yeild is the major difference.

Disease resistance also .

where are you located in PH?

Gdm all,wishing you all a great day ahead.

Seedworld:
Gdm all

Do u have sweet corn seed? Golden cob.

Ow much is it.

Gdeven All.Yes on sweet corn.

SEEDWORLD a home of seeds and economic trees Seedlings.We sell different hybrid seeds from TECHNISM seed Company France and East west premium seed from Thailand. Hybrid (F1) Seeds such as the following are available : Garden eggs,Cauliflower, cabbage, carrot, onions,watermelon, squash seeds,Broccoli seeds, Green beans,Sweet corn,Kale seeds,Spinach seed,cauliflower,Turnip,Parsley seeds,Radish seeds,Cucumber,Okro,Chinese cabbage, Lectuse,African leaves,Tomatoes, hot and sweet pepper,Leek seeds,Melon,Celery seeds,beetroot,Dwarf Indonesia paw paw seeds, European Egg plant,Ugu seeds E.t.c. We also have the following hybrid/dwarf economic trees seedlings listed below.
DWARF SEEDLINGS AVAILABLE.

1. CASHEW(BRAZIL) (JUMBO).
2. TENERA PALM OIL.
3. OLIVE TREE.
4. BANANA SUCKER (SARO)
5. PLANTAIN SUCKER.
6. PINEAPPLE CROWN/SUCKERS.
7. PAWPAW (DWARF VARIETY)
8. PASSION FRUIT.
9. BREAD FRUIT.
10. APPLE SUGAR.
11. SOURSOP.
12. GUAVA JUMBO.
13. FIG TREE.
14. CUSTARD APPLE.
15. APPLE STAR.
16. DATE PALM.
17. LAKE TANJALO.
18. JACK FRUIT.
19. POMEGRANATE.
20. COCONUT (EX-BEALJI/IMPROVED).
21. MANGO.
22. UGU SEEDS (POD).
23. GRAPE VINE.
24. ORANGE.
25.LEMON.
26.COCOA
27.Cassava stems Improved varieties.

For enquiries and purchase do reach SEEDWORLD INTEGRATED CONCEPT LIMITED on 07082638957.Email: seedworldintegratedconceptltd@gmail.com.

Gdm all,wishing you a most productive day ahead.

Gdm all,wishing u a happy week and a productive day.

Gdm all,Faro 44 rice seeds now available for sale. Characteristics. *Fast maturity 90-120days. * Low land cultivation. * High yield of 6-7tonnes per hectare. *Long grain of 3mm-5mm.
Contact SEEDWORLD LTD for pricing and order placement on 07082638957.

SWEET CORN SEEDS HYBRID F1.

Size of Bag = 1kg

Planting Spacing : 70cm x 20cm.

Brix (Measures sweetness) 14%.

Yeild per hectare : 16 to 22 tonnes under good management practice and plant population.

Number of Cobs : Averagely 2 cobs per plant.

Maturity : 70 to 75 days to maturity.

Source : Thailand.

Seedworld:
SWEET CORN SEEDS HYBRID F1.

Size of Bag = 1kg

Planting Spacing : 70cm x 20cm.

Brix (Measures sweetness) 14%.

Yeild per hectare : 16 to 22 tonnes under good management practice and plant population.

Number of Cobs : Averagely 2 cobs per plant.

Maturity : 70 to 75 days to maturity.

Source : Thailand.

Price please

#27,000.

Seedworld:
#27,000.

Thanks

Gdeven all,KALE seeds available for sale in 10kg.Do contact SEEDWORLD on 07082638957 or Email: seedworldintegratedconceptltd@gmail.com for pricing and order placement. Delivery nationwide.

Other seeds below available .

Gdm all.

Seedworld:
Gdm all , Happy new month.The coconut seedlings is #1500 abt six months old.You can call or pm me WhatsApp on 07082638957 for other tree seedlings.

About the dwarf coconut seedlings how can I get it. Am in Ibadan. Am also interested in your hybrid okra and ugu seeds.

Gdday and a Happy Sunday.Pls do reach SEEDWORLD for order placement and pricing by calling 07082638957 or whatspp we do delivery to Ibadan and nationwide through waybill.

good day seed world pls,how many kg of maize and watermelon seed is enough for 1hectare, and wats are the prices from akure

pls i need urgent reply ,i want to know any other crop that i can plant with maize and cassava because i want to use 1hectare of land to plant maize and cassava on it am also looking for any other plant i can plant with it ,which will enable me to use chemical for weeding without affecting any of the crops,kindly specify the name of the chemical i can use.

Gdeven,I would have love to know the size of the land ,However,you can plant cucumber and Egusi (Melon) or Ugu.

Gdday all.

Seedworld:
Gdday all.

plz do u av branch in kwara? i need greengo or monalisa cucumber seed.

Gdm all.No Sir,we do nationwide delivery. We have sent several seeds to illorin hitherto. You can call me on 07082638957 for delivery waybill arrangement.

Seeds.

Gdday all,Happy weekend.

BELL PEPPER CULTIVATION.

Bell peppers are easy to grow. Basically, you plant them and watch them take off. But, for maximum production, a little pampering helps. Plant peppers in a seed bed that receives full sun. Provide a sandy loamy soil that drains well and contains plenty of organic matter.
Depending on the size of the pepper varieties planted, spacing should be 12-18 inches apart. And raise bed to about 10 inches high. Most sweet peppers mature in 60-90 days; hot peppers can take up to 150 days depending on varieties. Keep in mind, however, that the number of days to maturity stated on the seed packet ( E.g Technism seeds , East West seeds or continental seeds all sold by SEEDWORLD LTD ) refers to the days after transplanting until the plant produces a full-sized fruit.

Only grow bags grower who enjoy long growing seasons should attempt to sow pepper seed directly in them. Else must start your own plants in nursery about 8-10 weeks before transplanting.

Most pepper seeds sprout in about a week at a temperature of 70-80 degrees F., but germination can be spotty depending on variety. Hot peppers can be very finicky. To speed the process, cover your nursery with transparent plastic bag. As soon as the pepper seeds sprout, carefully remove the plastic bag and cover with palm leaves to shade ; make holes on the bag until you can transplant them into the the beds. Don't start your pepper transplants until evening.The evening is best for transplanting.

2 KEY CULTIVATION TIPS TO KEEP IN MIND.

(i) WATER IN MODERATION.

Peppers are thirsty plants. They need a moderate supply of water from the moment they sprout until the end of the season. However, peppers won't tolerate a saturated soil that is waterlog their roots. The soil must drain well,yet hold enough moisture to keep the plants in production. To maintain a proper balance, before transplanting, work some organic matter into the soil to enhance moisture retention. Use white mulch to prevent excessive evaporation from the soil for afternoon.

(ii) OVER FERTILIZER APPLICATION.

This tends to make the pepper plants develop lush foliage at the expense of fruit production. Peppers are light feeders. If you use dried poultry waste(N), bone meal (P), hardwood ashes(K) organic fertilizer into the soil prior to transplanting, that's probably sufficient. You can also sides dress the plants with a light sprinkling of organic manure tea (sunflower formula ) or better still you can buy king humus or any good organic supplements) when blossoming starts, just to give them the boost needed.

TO IMPROVE OVERALL PEPPER PRODUCTION CONSIDER USING THE FOLLOWING TECHNIQUES.

(a) PLASTIC MULCH :
To get an early start with your peppers, particularly in the North, cover the prepared bed with a dark colored polyethylene mulch(don't make holes yet) at least a week before transplanting. This will heat the soil beneath and provide a better growing condition for young pepper plants. The mulch will also help the soil retain moisture throughout the season as the plants grow.You can contact SEEDWORLD for plastic mulch.

(b) COMPANION PLANTING.
If you want to practice this technique, try planting peppers near tomatoes much like intercrop, e.g on a bed of three holes row, plant tomatoes in between.

(c) STAKING .
Peppers are easily damaged when laden with fruit. For support, tie the plants to stakes using those white ropes sold for #100 each, which have some 'give' as the stems enlarge. Note : Don't use wire twists ties or twine; which will gradually choke off or even snap the stem a word is a enough for the wise.

INSECTS & DISEASES

Generally, peppers are problems free. The same pests and diseases that plague other members of the Nightshade family (tomatoes, potatoes, and eggplants), however, will occasionally attack peppers. With a few precautions, you can keep your peppers clean.
Use organic pesticides such as pestomax which you can get from SEEDWORLD .You can also use neem to eliminate common pests. Destructive caterpillars like cutworms, tomato hornworms, and borers are easily controlled with Bacillus thuringensis (BT or Thuricide). Rotenone and pyrethrum will readily handle pepper maggots and weevils, leaf miners, flea beetles, and aphids.

Plant disease-resistant pepper varieties, especially if anthracnose, mosaic, and bacterial spot are a problem in your area.We have very good varieties such as Avinir F1 from TECHNISM seed company France which you can buy from SEEDWORLD LTD

Avoid working in the open field after a rain. Diseases can spread rapidly among wet pepper plants .You can also use a green house to grow pepper.

Weed the farm/ cover with mulching film(also available for sale). Weeds provide a refuge for farm pests and can also spread fungi and viruses to nearby healthy pepper plants.


BELL PEPPER HARVEST TIPS.

Like cucumbers, peppers are usually harvested at an immature stage. The traditional bell pepper, for example, is harvested green, even though most varieties will mature red, orange, or yellow. Peppers can be harvested at any stage of growth, but their flavor doesn't fully develop until maturity.

Frequent harvesting increases yields, often at the sacrifice of flavor. If you continually pick the peppers before they mature, the plants will continue to produce fruit in their quest to develop viable seed.

Allowing fruits to fully ripen enhances flavor, often at the sacrifice of yields. Plus, you will have to wait until late in the season before harvesting table ready peppers.
To avoid this dilemma, and if you have enough farm space, plant at least two of each pepper variety you've selected. Allow one plant of each variety to fully ripen to maturity, and harvest the other throughout the season. Also, when picking peppers, pulling the fruit from plant may break off a branch or even uproot the entire plant. Use a sharp knife to cut the tough stem.

For further inquiries for seeds and other inputs do contact SEEDWORLD LTD on WhatsApp 07082638957 or Email : seedworldintegratedconceptltd@gmail.com

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