The harvest is only the part you can taste. The rest of the year is the quiet work that gets it there.
Spring starts small.
Blossoms mark the beginning of another growing cycle. Their arrival gives way to young fruit, long before a Kinnow turns orange.
Summer asks for attention.
The fruit develops through Punjab’s heat. Canopy care and careful irrigation support the trees while the season moves slowly toward cooler days.
Autumn changes the colour.
As nights cool, green starts giving way to orange. Colour is one part of the story; the fruit also needs time on the tree to develop its flavour.
Winter brings the harvest.
Seedrus plans around a November–March harvest window, with December–February as the broad peak season. Conditions and maturity determine the exact picking schedule.
For buyers, the useful next step is to share the week you need fruit, the quantity, and the destination. That makes the conversation specific enough to plan around.
