HYBRID F1
VEGETABLE SEEDS
Reason of Success, We Understand Our Farmers Need Better & Give them 100% Quality Hybrid Vegetable Seeds, We Understand High Quality Planting Material (Seeds) is a Primary Need of Our Farming Community, for that reason our Brand Tag Line is (The Name You Can Trust).
VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT SEEDS
Our Main Hybrid Crops, Which are Consider as the cash crops in Vegetable Seeds Industry, Tomato, Onion, Hot Pepper and Watermelons.
We are supplying our Hybrid Tomatoes, Onions, Hot Peppers, and Watermelons to African/Asian and Middle East Countries in the World, We have a Wide range of products for every market and we are the new becoming leader in Africa Market.
Hybrid Tomato Seeds
High-yield hybrid tomato seeds for vibrant, flavorful, disease-resistant tomatoes.
Hybrid Onion Seeds
High-yield hybrid onion seeds for robust growth and rich flavor.
Hybrid Watermelon Seeds
High-yield, disease-resistant hybrid watermelon seeds for a healthy and abundant harvest.
Hybrid Hot Pepper Seeds
High-yield hybrid hot pepper seeds for vibrant, spicy, and resilient crops.
HYBRID F1
TOMATO SEEDS
We have very early Maturating and Excellent Heat Set Varieties in 120 to 130 Gram Fruit Size to 150 to 180 Grams Fruit Size.
We also have Standard OPs (Open Pollinated), Rio Grande, Rio Fuego, Peto 86, Gala with the Superior Quality.
Moon Star is Leading in many African Countries with their Hybrid Tomato Varieties, Our Signature or most famous one is ROCK, RIDA, ARMY, RT 32,
HYBRID F1
WATERMELON SEEDS
HYBRID F1
ONION SEEDS
Our 30 Years Old Product MOON STAR (NASURPURI)Â is leading the Pakistan Market as well as some of the African Markets.
We have Excellent Hybrids in Short Day/Long Day & Intermediate Days, In Colors Red/Yellow/Pink.
Very few Breeders are able to Breed Pink Hybrid Onions seeds and MOON STAR is one of them.
HYBRID F1 HOT
PEPPER SEEDS
Our Pendent and Upright Segment Hot Peppers are very superior quality and long Cycle for yields and production, Have a Look at Our Wide Range of Hybrid Hot Pepper Seeds Varieties.
