Approx. 40–50 seeds per pack.

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Grow Desi Songaray / Singra Mogra (دیسی سنگرا موگرا) from seeds supplied by AZ Seeds & Gardening.

Singra Mogra is a cool-season radish-type crop that is allowed to mature beyond the early root-development stage into flowering and pod formation. Following successful flowering and pollination, plants may develop elongated green seed pods.

Unlike radishes cultivated mainly for swollen roots, Singra Mogra cultivation focuses on allowing plants to reach the flowering and pod-development stage.

Common Name: Songaray / Singra Mogra / Radish Pods / دیسی سنگرا موگرا
Seed Type: Desi
Pack Size: Approx. 40–50 seeds
Crop Group: Radish-type Brassica
Crop Family: Brassicaceae
Crop Type: Cool-season vegetable
Plant Habit: Upright to branching as plants mature
Germination: Generally approximately 4–10 days under suitable conditions
Practical Temperature Reference: Approximately 15–28°C
Suggested Pakistan Sowing Period: Generally September–November, adjusted according to local climate
Sunlight: Approximately 5–6+ hours of direct sunlight daily

Description

Desi Singra Mogra is a traditional radish-type crop grown through its reproductive stage so that plants can flower and subsequently develop seed pods.

Plants generally begin with vegetative leaf growth and, as they mature, may:

• Develop taller stems
• Produce additional branches
• Enter the flowering stage
• Form green pods following successful pollination
• Continue pod development while conditions remain suitable

Because plants are maintained through flowering and pod formation, they generally require more growing space and a longer development period than radishes removed early for root production.

Exact plant height, branching, flowering time, pod length, pod shape, maturity and overall pod production may vary according to genetics and growing conditions.

Key Features

• Desi Songaray / Singra Mogra Seeds
• 40–50 seeds per pack
• Radish-type pod crop
• Cool-season cultivation
• Develops flowers at maturity
• May develop elongated green seed pods
• Suitable for direct sowing
• Suitable for winter gardening
• Suitable for kitchen gardens
• Suitable for raised beds
• Suitable for open-ground cultivation
• Suitable for appropriately sized grow bags
• Suitable for rooftop gardening where suitable conditions are available
• Light plant support may be provided where required

Important Desi Seed Information

This product is confirmed as:

Songaray / Singra Mogra – Desi (دیسی سنگرا موگرا)

The term Desi does not automatically mean:

• Hybrid
• F1 Hybrid
• Open-Pollinated certification
• Heirloom
• Organic
• Untreated
• Certified seed
• High yielding
• Early maturing
• Disease resistant
• Pest resistant
• Heat tolerant
• Cold tolerant
• A specific registered cultivar

No such characteristic is claimed unless separately verified for this particular seed lot.

Plant Development

Singra Mogra plants generally begin with leafy vegetative growth.

As plants mature and progress toward the reproductive stage, they may develop:

• Upright stems
• Additional branches
• Flowering stems
• Flowers
• Developing green pods

The exact growth habit can vary according to genetics and environmental conditions.

Plants intended for pod formation should be provided with adequate space for branching and flowering.

Recommended Growing Locations

Desi Singra Mogra may be grown in:

• Open garden soil
• Kitchen gardens
• Raised beds
• Agricultural plots
• Larger containers
• Grow bags
• Rooftop gardens

Provide sufficient space for plants that are being retained through flowering and pod formation.

Recommended Grow Bags

G-11 Grow Bag – 11 × 10 inch

May be suitable for a compact planting where appropriate spacing and root-zone conditions are maintained.

G-12 Grow Bag – 12 × 12 inch

Provides additional growing-medium volume for plants being allowed to develop further toward flowering.

G-24 Grow Bag – 24 × 12 inch

Provides a wider planting area and may accommodate multiple appropriately spaced plants.

Exact plant capacity should not be treated as fixed.

Actual capacity depends on:

• Internal grow-bag dimensions
• Growing-medium volume
• Plant spacing
• Plant size
• Branching
• Irrigation
• Fertility
• General crop management

Avoid excessive overcrowding.

Recommended Soil / Growing Medium

Use a growing medium that is:

• Loose
• Well drained
• Reasonably fertile
• Well aerated
• Capable of retaining suitable moisture
• Free from severe compaction

Bhalu Mitti and properly decomposed Vermicompost may be incorporated where appropriate.

A fixed 50% Bhalu Mitti + 50% Vermicompost mixture is not compulsory.

Adjust soil amendments according to:

• Existing soil texture
• Drainage
• Fertility
• Organic-matter content
• Moisture retention
• Container size

Avoid permanently waterlogged or heavily compacted soil.

Growing Instructions from Seeds

1. Direct Sowing

Singra Mogra may be direct-sown into its final growing position.

Suitable locations include:

• Prepared garden beds
• Raised beds
• Open soil
• Suitable grow bags

Direct sowing also avoids unnecessary disturbance to young roots.

2. Sowing Depth

Sow seeds approximately:

1–1.5 cm deep

Cover lightly with fine soil or growing medium.

Water gently after sowing.

Avoid unnecessarily deep planting.

3. Germination

Under suitable conditions, seeds may generally germinate within approximately:

4–10 days

A practical temperature reference from the supplied growing information is approximately:

15–28°C

Actual germination time and percentage may vary according to:

• Seed age
• Seed storage
• Seed handling
• Temperature
• Soil moisture
• Sowing depth
• Growing medium
• Drainage
• Seasonal conditions

Maintain reasonable moisture during germination without keeping the growing medium continuously saturated.

100% germination is not guaranteed.

4. Seedling Care

After germination, provide:

• Adequate sunlight
• Suitable airflow
• Reasonably consistent moisture
• Appropriate growing space

Thin excessive crowding once seedlings are sufficiently established.

5. Plant Spacing

A practical plant-spacing reference is approximately:

15–20 cm between plants

Additional space may be useful where plants develop substantial branching.

Actual spacing may be adjusted according to:

• Plant development
• Growing location
• Available area
• Airflow
• Cultivation method

Avoid severe overcrowding.

6. Sunlight

Provide approximately:

5–6+ hours of direct sunlight daily

as a practical guideline.

Adequate light supports normal:

• Vegetative development
• Branching
• Flowering
• Pod formation

Actual crop response can vary with season, temperature and other environmental conditions.

Pakistan Sowing Season

Desi Singra Mogra is primarily a cool-season crop.

For many areas of Pakistan, a practical sowing period is approximately:

September–November

However, this should be treated as general Pakistan sowing guidance rather than a fixed nationwide sowing window.

Adjust sowing according to:

• Region
• Local temperature
• Elevation
• Seasonal weather
• Frost conditions
• Duration of cool weather
• Local cultivation practices

Watering

Maintain reasonably consistent soil moisture during:

• Germination
• Seedling establishment
• Vegetative growth
• Flowering
• Pod formation
• Pod development

Avoid:

• Severe repeated drying
• Prolonged wilting
• Standing water
• Permanently saturated soil
• Poor drainage

Water according to actual soil moisture and weather conditions rather than following a rigid schedule.

Feeding

Properly decomposed Vermicompost or another suitable organic amendment may be incorporated into the growing medium where appropriate.

Additional fertilizer should depend on:

• Existing soil fertility
• Plant condition
• Growth stage
• Previous fertilizer applications

Avoid excessive fertilizer application.

Unnecessarily heavy nitrogen feeding may encourage excessive vegetative growth relative to flowering and reproductive development.

No fertilizer program guarantees flowering, pod formation or yield.

Flowering

Singra Mogra plants intended for pod production are allowed to mature into the reproductive stage.

Plants may then develop flowers.

Flowering time varies according to:

• Genetics
• Sowing date
• Temperature
• Day length
• Sunlight
• Moisture
• Nutrition
• General plant development

No exact flowering date is guaranteed.

Pollination & Pod Formation

Following successful flowering and pollination, green seed pods may begin to develop.

Actual pod formation can be influenced by:

• Genetics
• Flower development
• Pollination
• Temperature
• Moisture
• Plant health
• Environmental stress

The presence of flowers does not guarantee a particular number of pods.

Pod Development

After pod set, pods gradually increase in size and continue toward seed maturity.

During pod development:

• Maintain appropriate soil moisture
• Monitor plant health
• Maintain suitable airflow
• Avoid unnecessary damage to stems and branches
• Provide support if plants require it

Exact pod length, thickness, shape and number per plant may vary.

Plant Support

As plants mature, some may become taller or develop heavier branching.

Where necessary, light support may be provided using:

• Bamboo stakes
• Garden sticks
• Suitable plant supports

Support may be particularly useful in exposed or windy locations.

Not every plant will necessarily require staking.

Mulching

A light organic mulch may be applied around established plants where appropriate.

Mulching may help:

• Reduce rapid moisture loss
• Suppress some weed growth
• Moderate surface soil conditions

Keep heavy mulch slightly away from the main stem.

Weed Management

Keep the growing area reasonably free from aggressive weeds.

Weeds may compete for:

• Moisture
• Nutrients
• Sunlight
• Root space

Remove weeds carefully to minimize disturbance to crop roots.

Pest & Plant-Health Monitoring

As a radish-type Brassica crop, Singra Mogra may encounter locally occurring pests and diseases.

Monitor plants for:

• Aphids
• Caterpillars
• Flea-beetle-type damage
• Slugs
• Snails
• Leaf spots
• Root problems
• Other locally occurring Brassica pests or diseases

Useful management practices include:

• Appropriate spacing
• Good airflow
• Suitable irrigation
• Good drainage
• Weed management
• Crop hygiene
• Crop rotation where practical

No specific pest or disease resistance is claimed for this Desi seed lot.

Harvesting

Harvest timing should be determined according to actual pod development rather than a fixed number of days.

Monitor developing pods regularly.

Where pods are being harvested during their immature green stage, collect them before they progress fully into mature, dry seed pods.

When removing pods:

• Support branches where necessary
• Handle plants carefully
• Avoid pulling or breaking stems
• Avoid unnecessary damage to flowers and developing pods

Continued Pod Production

Plants may continue producing additional flowers and pods while growing conditions and plant health remain suitable.

However, repeated or continuous pod production is not guaranteed.

The amount and duration of pod development can vary according to:

• Genetics
• Temperature
• Sunlight
• Plant health
• Moisture
• Nutrition
• Flowering
• Pollination
• Pest and disease pressure
• General crop management

Seed Maturity

Where selected pods are intentionally retained for seed development, allow them to continue maturing on healthy plants.

Seeds intended for future sowing should be collected only after appropriate maturity and drying.

Because this product is described as Desi and has not separately been verified as an OP seed line, seed saved from resulting plants should not automatically be expected to reproduce every characteristic identically.

Cross-pollination with compatible nearby radish-type plants may also influence subsequent generations.

Crop Variability

Seeds and plants are biological products.

Natural variation can occur in:

• Germination
• Plant height
• Branching
• Flowering time
• Flower characteristics
• Pod length
• Pod thickness
• Pod shape
• Pod number
• Seed development
• Maturity
• Overall yield

Environmental and crop-management conditions can further influence these characteristics.

Important Seed-Use Information

Seeds supplied by AZ Seeds & Gardening are intended for agricultural, horticultural and gardening purposes, including sowing and plant cultivation only.

The supplied Singra Mogra sowing seeds themselves are not sold as food, animal feed, edible-oil material, medicine or dietary supplements.

Do not:

• Eat or directly consume the supplied sowing seeds
• Feed the supplied seeds to animals
• Process the supplied seeds into food products
• Extract edible oil from the supplied seeds
• Prepare beverages, extracts or supplements from the supplied seeds
• Use the supplied seeds for medicinal or therapeutic purposes
• Use the supplied seeds inconsistently with their intended sowing or gardening purpose

These restrictions apply specifically to the supplied sowing seeds themselves and do not classify mature plant parts produced through cultivation.

Where seeds are specifically identified as treated, coated or otherwise processed, follow all packet warnings and handling instructions.

Germination & Growing Disclaimer

Seeds are biological products, and germination, plant development, flowering, pod formation and overall crop performance naturally vary.

Information concerning germination time, temperature, sowing season, sowing depth, spacing, sunlight, support, flowering and harvesting is provided as general cultivation guidance and not as a guarantee of results.

Actual performance may be affected by:

• Seed age, storage and handling
• Genetics and seed line
• Soil or growing medium
• Temperature and weather
• Season and sowing time
• Sowing depth
• Moisture and irrigation
• Drainage
• Sunlight
• Plant spacing
• Nutrition
• Flower development and pollination
• Pests and diseases
• General crop-management conditions

AZ Seeds & Gardening does not guarantee 100% germination, exact plant height, branching, flowering time, pod length, pod number, maturity period, yield, heat tolerance, cold tolerance, disease resistance, pest resistance, uniformity or identical crop performance under all growing conditions unless a specific characteristic is expressly supported by verified information applicable to the particular seed line.