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Chilli is a highly valued spice crop in India. Plants show early signs of mosaic and curling that can severely impact yield. Timely usage of biostimulants protects young growth, helps leaf expansion, and improves plant health through the critical fruiting stage.

Growth Timeline
Duration: 7–14 days
Seeds germinate slowly and require warm, moist conditions. Use shade nets if needed.
Duration: 25–35 days
Seedlings develop 2–3 true leaves. Transplant when 4–6 leaves are present.
Duration: 30–40 days
Rapid stem and leaf development. Monitor for early pest and disease signs.
Duration: 20–30 days
Flowers appear and fruits develop. Critical stage for nutrition and protection.
Duration: 75–90 days from transplanting
Green chillies harvested 60–70 days. Red chillies after full maturity.
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Application Guide
Protection Guide
Symptoms: Mottled light and dark green patches on leaves. Leaves become narrow and distorted.
Recommended: Vyoma Mitra
Symptoms: White powdery growth on leaves. Leaves turn yellow and drop.
Recommended: Vyoma Arka
Symptoms: Small sap-sucking insects on new growth. Cause leaf curling and stunted growth.
Recommended: Vyoma Rudra
Symptoms: Silver streaks on leaves. Leaves become curled and distorted.
Recommended: Vyoma Rudra
Nutrition Guide
Symptoms: Pale green leaves, reduced branching
Solution: Apply nitrogen-rich fertilizer during vegetative stage.
Symptoms: Interveinal chlorosis on older leaves
Solution: Apply magnesium sulfate foliar spray.
Symptoms: Dark green leaves with purple tinge
Solution: Apply phosphorus-rich fertilizer at planting.
Feeding Program
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