Description

Hybrid Bitter Kola Seedlings – Fast-Growing, High-Yield, Disease-Tolerant Variety for Commercial & Medicinal Farming

Hybrid Bitter Kola Seedlings offer farmers a superior, high-performance variety designed for fast establishment, strong vegetative growth, and impressive nut production. Unlike the traditional slow-maturing types, hybrid bitter kola grows faster, begins fruiting earlier, and produces larger, more uniform nuts with higher medicinal value.

Widely valued for its antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, detoxifying, and therapeutic properties, bitter kola remains one of the most profitable long-term crops for both local and international markets. Hybrid seedlings are bred for enhanced disease tolerance, robust root development, and excellent adaptability across tropical climates.

Ideal for orchard establishment, agroforestry systems, intercropping, and commercial plantation farming, these seedlings provide growers with a sustainable, high-demand cash crop that continues to produce profitable yields year after year.

Features & Benefits

1. Fast Growth & Early Fruiting

• Matures significantly faster than local varieties

• Earlier nut production for quicker returns

• Ideal for commercial investment farming

2. High Yield & Premium Nut Quality

• Produces larger, heavier, uniform nuts

• High medicinal potency

• Strong buyer demand in pharmaceutical and export markets

3. Strong Disease & Pest Tolerance

• Resistant to common fungal infections

• Reduced orchard losses

• Reliable long-term productivity

4. Vigorous, Resilient Seedlings

• Deep root system for drought tolerance

• Thrives in various soil types

• Excellent survival rate after transplanting

5. Long-Term Cash Crop Investment

• Perennial crop with decades of productivity

• High market value in herbal and wellness industries

• Perfect for plantation development

Recommended Usage

Planting Guidelines

• Spacing: 7 m × 7 m

• Plant in well-drained loam or sandy-loam soils

• Best planted at the onset of rains

Soil Requirements

• pH: 5.5–7.0

• Incorporate organic manure during transplanting

• Mulch to retain moisture and suppress weeds

Crop Care

• Water regularly during establishment

• Apply NPK 15-15-15 once every 3–4 months in early growth

• Prune to shape the canopy and encourage airflow

• Maintain weed control during the first 1–2 years

Ideal For

• Commercial orchards

• Agroforestry systems

• Export crop investors

• Herbal medicine growers

• Plantation farmers

• Long-term cash crop farming