Kakzi Lemon

180.00

Kagzi Lemon – Short Description:

Kagzi Lemon is a popular Indian lemon variety known for its thin skin, high juice content, and sharp sour taste. It has a smooth yellow-green peel and is widely grown for both household and commercial use.

Kagzi Lemon – Short Description:

Kagzi Lemon is a popular Indian lemon variety known for its thin skin, high juice content, and sharp sour taste. It has a smooth yellow-green peel and is widely grown for both household and commercial use.


Uses of Kagzi Lemon:

  • Juice: Ideal for nimbu pani, lemonade, and detox drinks
  • Cooking: Used in curries, salads, chaat, and chutneys
  • Pickling: Commonly used in traditional Indian lemon pickles
  • Home Remedies: Treats cold, cough, and aids digestion
  • Cleaning: Natural cleaner and deodorizer due to its acidic nature

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Kolkata Pati Lemon

180.00

Kolkata Pati Lemon is a popular local lemon variety from West Bengal known for its bright yellow skin, high juice content, and strong tangy aroma. It has a thin peel and is rich in vitamin C, making it ideal for cooking, pickling, and refreshing drinks. The plant is compact, fast-growing, and thrives well in pots or gardens with full sunlight.

Uses of Kolkata Pati Lemon:

  1. Culinary Uses:
    • Added to curries, dals, and fish dishes for tangy flavor.
    • Used in pickles and preserves.
    • Essential in chaat, lemon rice, and salads.
    • Popular in making refreshing lemon juice (nimbu pani).
  2. Medicinal/Home Remedies:
    • Aids digestion and used in detox drinks.
    • Helps soothe sore throat when mixed with honey and warm water.
    • Rich in vitamin C, boosts immunity.
  3. Household Uses:
    • Natural cleaning agent (mix with salt/baking soda).
    • Acts as a deodorizer in kitchens and refrigerators.
  4. Gardening Use:
    • Peels can be composted to enrich soil organically.

Would you like traditional recipes or tips on making lemon pickle from it?

Khaja Guava

180.00

Here is a focused summary of the Khaja Guava based on key quality parameters:


🍈 Khaja Guava: Quality Features

Attribute Details
Fruit Skin Color Light green when raw, turns pale yellow when ripe
Flesh Color Creamy white
Taste Sweet and mildly aromatic
Sweetness Moderate to high
TSS (Total Soluble Solids) 10–12° Brix
Brix Value 10–12° Brix (indicates sugar level)
Fruit Weight 200–350 grams per fruit
Texture Soft, juicy, and smooth pulp
Seeds Few to medium, soft and edible

✅ Summary:

  • Color: Pale yellow skin, creamy white flesh
  • Weight: 200–350g per fruit
  • Sweetness: Moderate to high
  • TSS / Brix: 10–12° Brix
  • Taste: Pleasantly sweet, slightly aromatic
  • Best Use: Fresh eating, juice, pulp

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VNR Bihi Guava

180.00
Parameter Details
Fruit Skin Color Light green to pale yellow when ripe
Flesh Color White to creamy white
Fruit Weight 300 to 900 grams per fruit (very large size)
Taste Mildly sweet, aromatic, and pleasant
Sweetness Moderate to high
TSS (Total Soluble Solids) 11 to 13° Brix
Brix Value 11–13° Brix (same as TSS – indicates natural sugar content)
Seeds Very few, soft, and edible
Texture Crisp, juicy, firm pulp

Gandharaj Lemon

140.00

Gandharaj Lemon – Description:

Gandharaj Lemon is a fragrant lemon variety from Bengal, known for its strong citrus aroma, thick greenish skin, and mild sourness. It is longer and larger than regular lemons, with less juice but a highly distinctive smell.

Gandharaj Lemon – Short Description:

Gandharaj Lemon is a fragrant lemon variety from Bengal, known for its strong citrus aroma, thick greenish skin, and mild sourness. It is longer and larger than regular lemons, with less juice but a highly distinctive smell.


Uses of Gandharaj Lemon:

  • Aromatic Garnish on rice, dal, fish, and fried foods
  • Enhances flavor in Bengali dishes without making them too sour
  • Used in home remedies for digestion
  • Valued more for fragrance than juice

Let me know if you want a comparison with Kagzi or Kolkata Pati lemon!

Thai 7 Guava

120.00

🍈 Thai 7 Guava: Quality Features

Attribute Details
Fruit Skin Color Light green (even when fully ripe)
Flesh Color White, firm, and crunchy
Taste Sweet, mildly aromatic, low acidity
Sweetness High
TSS (Total Soluble Solids) 12–14° Brix
Brix Value 12–14° Brix (same as TSS – indicates sugar level)
Fruit Weight 300–600 grams per fruit (some may exceed 700g)
Texture Crisp, crunchy, low juice content
Seeds Very few and soft

✅ Summary:

  • Color: Light green skin, white flesh

  • Weight: 300–600 grams per fruit

  • Sweetness (Brix): 12–14° Brix (very sweet)

  • Taste: Sweet, low acid, crunchy texture

  • Best For: Fresh market, slicing, export


Let me know if you’d like a comparison with Thai Golden 8 or VNR Bihi, or a farming cost-profit Excel sheet.

L49 Guava

120.00
Attribute Details
Fruit Skin Color Greenish-yellow when ripe
Flesh Color White
Taste Pleasantly sweet with a slight tangy note
Sweetness Moderate to high
TSS (Total Soluble Solids) 10–12° Brix
Brix Value 10–12° Brix (TSS and Brix are the same; they measure natural sugar content)
Fruit Weight 180–350 grams per fruit
Texture Firm, juicy, slightly granular
Seeds Medium number, soft and edible

✅ Summary

  • Color: Greenish-yellow skin, white flesh

  • Taste: Sweet and slightly tangy

  • Sweetness (Brix/TSS): 10–12° Brix (good sugar level)

  • Weight: 180–350 grams per fruit

  • Use: Fresh market, juice, jelly, and processing


Let me know if you want a comparison with Thai Golden 8 or VNR Bihi, or a cultivation profit chart in Excel format.

 

Allahabad Guava

105.00

🍈 Allahabad Safeda Guava: Quick Facts

Parameter Details
Fruit Skin Color Light green to pale yellow when ripe
Flesh Color White, smooth and soft
Taste Mildly sweet, low acidity, pleasant
Sweetness Moderate, slightly less than L-49
TSS / Brix 9–11° Brix (Total Soluble Solids – indicates natural sugar content)
Fruit Weight 150–300 grams per fruit
Texture Very soft, creamy, and juicy pulp
Seeds Medium to high, soft and edible
Shelf Life Short (2–4 days) – not ideal for long transport