Pear Fruit Plant

Description

The Pear Fruit Plant (Pyrus spp.) is a highly nutritious and delicious fruit tree known for its sweet, juicy fruits. It grows best in cool and temperate climates. In India, pear cultivation is popular in hilly regions, while low-chilling varieties also perform well in plains. Kaushal Kisan Bio Planttec Pvt. Ltd. provides high-quality grafted pear plants suitable for commercial orchards and home gardening. ?? Popular Varieties Patharnakh – Popular in North India, medium-sized sweet fruits Punjab Beauty – Early bearing and attractive fruit color Le Conte – Suitable for plains and warm regions Bartlett (Williams) – Excellent for juice and processing Flemish Beauty – Performs well in cooler climates ?? Spacing & Plantation Standard Spacing: 15 x 15 feet High-Density Plantation: 12 x 12 feet Plants per Acre: Approx. 190–200 plants ?? Climate & Soil Requirements Ideal Temperature: 7°C – 25°C Chilling Requirement: 800–1200 hours (depending on variety) Soil Type: Well-drained loamy soil Soil pH: 6.0 – 7.5 ? Bearing & Harvesting Grafted plants start fruiting in 2–3 years Full production in 5–6 years ?? Expected Yield & Income Yield per plant: 40–80 kg Yield per acre: 80–100 quintals (approx.) Market Price: ?30 – ?80 per kg (seasonal variation) Estimated Income: ?2.5 lakh – ?6 lakh per acre (approx.) Note: Income depends on management practices, climate, and market rates. ?? Maintenance Guide Regular irrigation, especially during flowering & fruit setting Apply organic manure twice a year Timely pruning for better growth and yield Pest management using neem oil or recommended plant protection measures ? Key Features Rich in fiber and Vitamin C High market demand Suitable for fresh consumption & processing Good shelf life