Fresh Indian Drumsticks (Moringa Pods)

Fresh Vegetables

PKM-1

The standard annual drumstick from Periyakulam, Tamil Nadu. Pods run 60 to 70 cm, dark green, fleshy and tender, and the tree bears within the first year.

PKM-1 is a popular annual drumstick variety known for producing long, dark green pods measuring around 60 to 70 cm. The pods are fleshy and tender, making them well suited for fresh consumption and commercial markets. The tree also starts bearing within the first year, allowing growers to begin harvesting relatively early.

Specifications

Export specification

HS code (global)
070999
Main growing region
Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka
Shipping
Air freight — pods stiffen and dry quickly
MOQ
5 kg cartons, 250 g cut packs
About

About our PKM-1

The long, dark green pods offer an attractive appearance and good market presentation. Their fleshy and tender texture makes them suitable for buyers who prioritize eating quality. The combination of pod length, colour and tenderness also supports efficient harvesting, sorting and grading.

With its early bearing habit and good-quality pods, PKM-1 is a practical choice for commercial drumstick cultivation. Its reliable pod characteristics make it suitable for regular fresh-market supply, where attractive appearance, tenderness and consistent quality are important.

Seasonality

Seasonal calendar

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Peak season

Available

Off-season

Available: March to June, second crop September to November

Fresh Vegetables

PKM-2

The standard annual drumstick from Periyakulam, Tamil Nadu. Pods run 60 to 70 cm, dark green, fleshy and tender, and the tree bears within the first year.

PKM-2 is known for producing exceptionally long drumstick pods measuring around 100 to 125 cm. The pods have a higher flesh content, giving them a substantial and attractive profile for fresh-market buyers. Its larger pods also provide strong visual appeal during grading and presentation.

Specifications

Export specification

HS code (global)
070999
Main growing region
Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka
Shipping
Air freight — pods stiffen and dry quickly
MOQ
5 kg cartons, 250 g cut packs
About

About our PKM-2

The variety offers better yield per tree, making it suitable for growers focused on commercial productivity. Since the pods are significantly larger, fewer pods are needed to make up a kilogram. This can help simplify weighing, grading and packing operations while improving handling efficiency.

The combination of very long pods, higher flesh content and good yield makes PKM-2 a strong option for commercial production. Its larger pod size can also make post-harvest handling more convenient, particularly for markets where produce is sorted and packed by weight.

Seasonality

Seasonal calendar

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

Peak season

Available

Off-season

Available: March to June, second crop September to November

Fresh Vegetables

Bhagya (KDM-1)

A Karnataka release bred for high yield and consistent pod quality, with good tolerance to dry conditions.

Bhagya (KDM-1) is a high-yielding drumstick variety known for producing pods with consistent quality. Its dependable pod characteristics make it suitable for commercial cultivation and fresh-market supply. Consistency in the harvested produce can also support easier sorting, grading and packing.

Specifications

Export specification

HS code (global)
070999
Main growing region
Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka
Shipping
Air freight — pods stiffen and dry quickly
MOQ
5 kg cartons, 250 g cut packs
About

About our Bhagya (KDM-1)

A key advantage of Bhagya (KDM-1) is its good tolerance to dry conditions. This makes it a practical choice for areas where water availability may be limited or where growers need a variety that can perform under relatively dry growing conditions.

With its combination of high yield, consistent pod quality and tolerance to dry conditions, Bhagya (KDM-1) is well suited for commercial growers. It offers a useful balance between productivity and adaptability, helping maintain a steady supply of marketable drumstick pods.

Seasonality

Seasonal calendar

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

Peak season

Available

Off-season

Available: March to June, second crop September to November