Tobacco Plant Seedling

The Tobacco Plant Seedling is a strong, healthy young plant raised under proper nursery conditions and ready for field transplanting. Tobacco plants are cultivated for their broad leaves used in commercial processing and agricultural production.

These seedlings are carefully nurtured to ensure vigorous early growth, good root establishment, and improved survival after transplanting. Suitable for farmers and growers seeking uniform crop establishment and productive plant development.

Key Features of Tobacco Plant Seedling:

1. Healthy, well-rooted seedlings
2. Ready for transplanting
3. Strong early growth and establishment
4. Uniform plant development
5. Suitable for field cultivation
6. Raised under controlled nursery conditions

Product Specifications:

1. Plant Type: Tobacco Plant
2. Growth Stage: Seedling (Nursery stage)
3. Plant Condition: Live, healthy seedling
4. Recommended Use: Agricultural cultivation
5. Sunlight Requirement: Full sunlight
6. Soil Requirement: Well-drained fertile soil

Plant Benefits:

1. Faster field establishment compared to direct seeding
2. Uniform crop growth and maturity
3. Reduced early-stage plant loss
4. Improved productivity when properly managed

Planting Guide:

1. Land Preparation

• Prepare well-tilled, fertile soil.
• Ensure proper drainage to prevent waterlogging.
• Incorporate organic manure before transplanting.

2. Transplanting

• Transplant during cool hours (morning or evening).
• Space plants approximately 45–60 cm apart depending on cultivation method.
• Plant at the same depth as nursery level.

3. Watering

• Water immediately after transplanting.
• Maintain consistent moisture during early growth.

4. Sunlight

• Requires full sunlight for proper leaf development.

Weeding:

1. Weed regularly to reduce competition.
2. Apply recommended fertilizers for vegetative growth.
3. Monitor for pests and diseases.
4. Maintain proper irrigation without overwatering.

Precautions:

1. Avoid transplanting during extreme heat.
2. Do not damage roots during planting.
3. Avoid waterlogged soils.
4. Handle seedlings gently to prevent stem injury.

Storage & Handling (Before Planting):

1. Keep seedlings in shaded conditions before transplanting.
2. Water lightly if planting is delayed.
3. Transplant as soon as possible for best survival rate.