Dwarf Tenera Oil Palm Sprouted Seeds (Pack of 1000)

Dwarf Tenera Oil Palm Sprouted Seeds

Dwarf Tenera Oil Palm Sprouted Seeds require an equitably disseminated yearly precipitation of 2000 mm without a characterized dry season. Best Tenera oil palm yields are gotten where a greatest typical temperature of 29-33 degrees and a base typical temperature of 22-24 degrees are accessible.

The harvest requires 1800-2000 daylight hours every year, more than 300 cal/cm2/each day, consistent daylight of no less than 5 hours of the day for better oil palm yield.
Sodden, profound and all around depleted medium-finished soils wealthy in humus content are viewed as great for the engendering of these harvests.

Gravelly and sandy soils, especially the seaside sands are not great for oil palm development. Weighty dirt soils with unfortunate waste properties might present issues of air circulation during stormy seasons.
We offer half breed assortments of oil palm seedlings including the Supergene and Tenera assortments.

Highlights of Dwarf Tenera Oil Palm Sprouted Seeds
The first-year collect can really depend on 7 to 8 tons FFB per hectare.
A more extensive hole between the leaf stems brings about expanded photosynthesis for more powerful development.

With additional female blossoms, the proportion is twice higher than the ordinary species.
More limited tree, simple to reach, consequently, the collecting cost is diminished.
Dwarf Tenera Oil Palm Sprouted Seeds are impervious to illnesses like genoderma and basal stem decay infection.
Prior reap (22 – 24months), contrasted with 36 – four years of SIRM standard seedling.

Higher oil-to-bundle proportion, over 25% greater seed, more slender shell, and more modest portion.
Tree breadth and periphery is greater, upholding more branches and natural products, decrease of gravity impact permits the simple exchange of supplements from the dirt to organic products.

Longer tree lifecycle, 30 years of organic product bearing, hence the pay period is longer. In spite of the fact that compost application is encouraged, it can flourish well without manures.
The life expectancy is 25 years.
In the blistering season, summer, develop Dwarf Tenera Oil Palm Sprouted Seeds outside and ensure you place them in an extremely radiant and warm spot.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Dwarf Tenera Oil Palm Sprouted Seeds

What are the benefits of planting Dwarf Tenera Oil Palm Sprouted Seeds?

• Earlier harvest: Tenera palms can be harvested in 22-24 months compared to 36-48 months for standard seedlings.
• Increased yields: These palms can produce up to 7-8 tons of fresh fruit bunches (FFB) per hectare in the first year.
• Reduced harvesting costs: Dwarf Tenera palms are shorter, making harvesting easier and less expensive.
• Disease resistance: Tenera palms are resistant to common oil palm diseases like Ganoderma and basal stem rot.
• Higher oil content: The fruit from Tenera palms has a higher oil-to-bunch ratio compared to other varieties.
• Longer lifespan: Tenera palms can bear fruit for up to 30 years.

What are the ideal growing conditions for Dwarf Tenera Oil Palm Sprouted Seeds?

• Rainfall: Equitable annual rainfall of 2000 mm with no distinct dry season.
• Temperature: Average temperature between 29-33°C (84-91°F) and minimum temperature of 22-24°C (72-75°F).
• Sunlight: At least 1800-2000 hours of sunlight per year, with consistent daylight for at least 5 hours daily.
• Soil: Deep, well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Avoid sandy or poorly drained soils.

How do I care for Dwarf Tenera Oil Palm Sprouted Seeds?

• Plant the seeds in a sunny location with well-drained soil.
• Water them regularly, especially during dry periods.
• Apply fertilizer as recommended for oil palms.
• Monitor for pests and diseases and take appropriate action if necessary.

What is the difference between Tenera and Supergene Oil Palm Seedlings?

We offer both Tenera and Supergene varieties. While this information focuses on Tenera, be sure to inquire about the specific benefits of Supergene seedlings if interested.