Sets of Hybrid Vegetables Seeds

Hybrid Tomato (High Yield)
Life in Leaf hybrid tomato seeds are bred for high germination, improved disease resistance, and heavy yields of glossy, deep-red round fruits. Plants are vigorous and set uniform, medium-large tomatoes with balanced sweet-tangy flavor, great for curries, salads, and sauces. Grow in 12–16 in pots, grow bags, or beds in full sun with fertile, well-drained soil; stake or cage for support and keep soil evenly moist. Sow 0.5–1 cm deep, transplant at 3–4 true leaves, space 45–60 cm; expect harvest in 70–90 days after transplanting with regular feeding and mulching.

Hybrid Capsicum
Life in Leaf hybrid capsicum (bell pepper) seeds produce blocky, thick-walled fruits in green, red, and yellow with crisp texture and sweet flavor. High-germination seeds with improved disease resistance ensure strong establishment and uniform fruit set for home gardens and containers. Plant in 10–14 in pots or beds in full sun to light afternoon shade; use loose, organic-rich, well-drained soil and support branches as fruits develop. Sow 0.5–1 cm deep, transplant at 4–6 true leaves, space 40–50 cm; harvest green in 70–80 days, or allow to ripen to red/yellow for sweeter flavor.

Hybrid Cucumber
Life in Leaf hybrid cucumber seeds deliver vigorous vines with crisp, straight, dark-green fruits and small seed cavity—ideal for salads and raita. High germination and improved disease tolerance give quick growth and steady yields in hot weather. Grow in large pots (12–16 in), grow bags, or beds in full sun; provide a trellis for cleaner, straighter fruits and better airflow. Sow 1–2 cm deep (direct or transplant), space 45–60 cm, keep soil evenly moist (avoid waterlogging), and start harvesting tender cucumbers in 45–60 days for the best crunch.

Cherry Tomato Seeds
Life in Leaf cherry tomato seeds produce prolific clusters of bite-size, bright red fruits that are sweet, juicy, and perfect for snacking, salads, and tiffin boxes. High-germination, disease-resilient plants set continuously over a long season with excellent home-garden performance. Best in 10–14 in pots, grow bags, or beds in full sun with fertile, well-drained soil; staking or cages help manage the vigorous, cascading growth. Sow 0.5–1 cm deep, transplant at 3–4 true leaves, space 40–50 cm; begin harvesting in 65–80 days after transplanting, picking regularly to encourage more clusters.