– Also known as ordinary or common tall variety.
– Recommended for large-scale cultivation.
– Good quality coconut juice suitable for edible purposes and soap manufacturing.
– Takes 6 to 8 years to bear coconuts.
– Smaller-sized coconuts compared to West Coast tall.
– Recommended for large-scale production along coastal lines.
– Thrives in various soil types and moisture-stressed conditions.
– Found in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and other Indian states.
– Grows in all soil types.
– Bears fruit in around 5 years with an average yield of 110 nuts per year.
– 66% oil content.
– Drought-tolerant, suitable for rainfed and irrigated conditions.
– High copra content with 70% oil content.
– Found in Orissa, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andamans, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, and more.
– Flowers one year early compared to other varieties.
– Moderately tolerant to major coconut pests.
– 66.5% oil content with an average yield of 126 nuts per palm per year.
– Popular cultivar from Karnataka.
– Bears fruit in 6 to 7 years with an average yield of 86 nuts per palm per year.
– Approximately 68% oil content.
– Popular cultivar in Kerala.
– Bears fruit in 6 to 7 years with an average yield of 99 nuts per palm per year.
– 68% oil content.
– Released by CPCRI in 1985.
– Yields approximately 110 nuts per year
– Released in 1985 with an approximate yield of 110 nuts per year.
– Released in 1985 with a copra weight of around 189.
– Yields approximately 110 nuts per year.
– Thrives in Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
– Yields approximately 22,794 nuts per hectare.
– Found in Maharashtra, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu.
– Yields approximately 23,275 nuts per hectare.
– Grown widely in Kerala and West Bengal.
– Yields around 80 nuts per year with a flowering time of approximately 58 months.
– Cultivar of Kerala with 68% oil content.
– Bears fruit in 6 to 7 years with an average yield of 99 nuts per palm per year.