Evaluation on different hybrids of chilli (Capsicum annum L.) for growth, fruit yield and quality

Abstract

In Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology, and Sciences (SHUATS) horticulture research farms hosted a field study to assess the quality, productivity, and growth of ten hybrid cultivars of chilli (Capsicum annuum L.).Finding the variety that performed the best in terms of agronomic features was the main goal.The most promising variety to cultivate was H8 (Chilli NS 1701 DG F1 Hybrid), which showed the highest growth, yield, and quality metrics of all the types assessed.H2 (Chilli F1 hybrid Sonali), on the other hand, had the lowest performance across these metrics.These results highlight the need of choosing the right variety to maximize production and quality in chilli agriculture since they indicate considerable diversity among hybrid chilli varieties.It is advised that more research be done to determine the fundamental causes of H8 (Chilli NS 1701 DG F1 Hybrid) 's higher performance.