A family farm in Punjab's Kinnow heartland.
For four generations we've worked this soil in Sappanwali — growing sun-ripened Kinnow with patience, care, and a quiet ambition to do it better.
- 4
- Generations
- 1900s
- Rooted since
- Nov–Mar
- Harvest season
Four generations on the land in Sappanwali, Punjab. Harvest November to March. Hand-graded fruit. No organic or certification claims we cannot stand behind. Read our story.
Citrus, the way it's meant to taste.
No shortcuts, no rush. We let the fruit ripen on the branch and grade every crate by hand — a slow, careful craft our family has cared about for four generations in the heart of Punjab.
How Seedrus works today
We grow Kinnow in our grove and sell through dealers and middlemen today — with a long-term plan to supply more directly ourselves.
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The Kinnow we're known for
Hot, dry days and cool desert nights give the Khuian Sarwar belt its reputation as Punjab's finest Kinnow country. Our fruit is left to ripen on the branch, then hand-picked for that deep colour and signature sweet-tart flavour.
- Tree-ripened for peak sweetness
- Hand-picked and hand-graded
- Grown in Punjab's premier Kinnow region
Nov–Mar
Kinnow harvest season
An honest picture of the journey
We're proud of where we are — and clear-eyed about where we're headed.
We grow
In our Sappanwali grove, our family tends the trees through every season — from flowering to harvest.
We sell
Today we grow Kinnow in our grove and sell by the crate to dealers and middlemen who carry it into wider markets.
We're building
Our vision is to manage more of the chain ourselves — moving, step by step, toward farm-to-plate.
A season in pictures
Rows, fruit, and harvest — life in our Kinnow grove in Sappanwali.
Caring for the land that feeds us
Water-wise irrigation, living soil, and thoughtful farming — practical steps, no greenwashing, no certification claims.
How we farm
More of the grove on Instagram
Harvest moments and season updates from Sappanwali live on Instagram when the feed is quiet here.
Follow @seed.rusThis is where your Kinnow begins.
Rows we've tended for generations — sun, soil, and patience in every crate.
