Eggplant QSEg-801 F1

Eggplant QSEg-801 F1: A classic eggplant variety for greenhouse and open field cultivation. Produces shiny black obovate fruits (250-300 gm) with seedless, pure white flesh and excellent disease resistance.

Attribute	Details
Product Name	Eggplant QSEg – 801 F1
Type	Classic variety for greenhouse and open field
Fruit Characteristics	Deep shiny black color, obovate shape with green calyx, average weight of 250-300 gm
Flesh	Pure white, seedless
Tolerance (IR)	TMV (Tomato Mosaic Virus), V (Verticillium Wilt)

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