Guntur’s Lam Farm releases two chilli varieties to rival Teja and Byadgi (opens original article in a new tab)

Lam Farm in Guntur introduces two new chilli varieties, LCA-625 and LCA-643, designed to compete with Teja and Byadgi by offering pest resistance, high pungency, and better yield under varying weather conditions. The seeds will be sold directly at the farm starting June 16, 2026, with price and quantity restrictions.

• Lam Farm develops two chilli varieties, LCA-625 and LCA-643, as alternatives to Teja and Byadgi
• LCA-643 offers pest resistance, high pungency, and weather tolerance for green and dry cultivation
• LCA-625 provides high pungency and is suited for dry chilli production with moderate disease tolerance