Capsicum Polyhouse Project in India
Coloured capsicum is the crop that made naturally ventilated polyhouses viable in India. In the Pune, Nashik, Bengaluru and Himachal belts, moderate temperatures let growers run 9–10 month cycles without mechanical cooling, so capital concentrates in structure quality, fertigation and post-harvest.
The two decisions that separate a profitable block from a struggling one are cover and fertigation. A 200 µm UV-stabilised film with 40-mesh insect netting and correct vent ratio controls thrips and virus pressure; automated EC/pH dosing on coir keeps fruit size and colour uniform enough for organised retail.
Government horticulture subsidy schemes cover part of protected-cultivation CAPEX in many states, which changes the financing structure but not the technical scope — so the RFQ should be written to the technical spec first.
What does a capsicum polyhouse cost per hectare in India?
Indicative planning ranges are USD 120,000–380,000 per hectare depending on structure grade, automation level and whether fertigation is manual or fully dosed. State horticulture subsidies may cover a share of eligible CAPEX.
All figures are indicative planning ranges for feasibility work — not quotations. Final specification and pricing come from qualified suppliers and engineers.
Indicative project economics — Sweet pepper in India
Production regions: Pune / Nashik (Maharashtra) · Bengaluru rural (Karnataka) · Solan / Kullu (Himachal) · Ooty / Nilgiris · Punjab & Haryana
Technical specification
What we scope in this package
- Polyhouse structure, foundations and cover to state horticulture specification
- Insect netting, shade systems and fogging
- Drip fertigation with dosing and filtration
- Water source development, storage and pump station
- Coir substrate or bed preparation and crop support
- Coloured capsicum F1 genetics with virus resistance
- Grading area, crates and cold room
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$900k–$2.4M / ha · 350–600 t / ha
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$200k–$550k / ha · 120–280 t / ha
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Sweet pepper polyhouse RFQ — India
One private brief for a sweet pepper polyhouse project in India. A dedicated sourcing specialist opens it to qualified suppliers and EPC partners — vendor-neutral, buyer-first.