How To Grow Okra In Containers - Growing Okra in Pots or Containers

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  • @CaliforniaGardening
    @CaliforniaGardening  6 лет назад +19

    Seeds: amzn.to/29XTQer or amzn.to/29vHqdI

    • @filtercoffee3546
      @filtercoffee3546 5 лет назад +1

      What is the composition of the soil?

    • @brittmyzone8agarden
      @brittmyzone8agarden 4 года назад

      Hello. My friend is growing okra and had me come pull some of his seedlings to thin for him and so I could have some to try. I pulled them mostly with a decent amount of root but of course it seems like they are wilted from shock. I have them in a potting mix , watered in and in the shade outside since they were already growing outside.
      How long will it take for them to recover from the shock so I can plant them in the ground?

  • @71160000
    @71160000 5 лет назад +2

    Here along the texas coast people who grow okra normally plant several thirty foot rows and it's normal to picks serveral pounds daily and the okra is a very fast producer. We normally don't even start the seeds until the weather is warm (more importantly the soil is warm). Okra can grow fast and can reach 12 or more feet tall (regular varieties). Pods are best picked when around four inches long because the summer heat can make them woody at an early size. I usually chop the okra and freeze it using the frozen okra in lots of dishes but my favorite is to simply toss the okra into a skillet with a little oil, frying it then adding a sprinkle of corn meal as it cooks. Last year I planted a dozen or so plants in large tubs and they produced well but not near enough for my usage. So if you like okra I'd plant plenty and freeze whatever you don't use right away.

  • @nelsonsantos3906
    @nelsonsantos3906 7 лет назад +1

    thanks California Gardening, now i know that okra is best to plant in a warm or hot place / country that is why my okra seeds grows in a container in four (4) days. thanks a lot for the info California Gardening. this is Lanz of Navotas City, Philippines. such a good and nice video.

  • @1new-man
    @1new-man 8 лет назад +2

    Okra is the rage! in the South we throw out Okra when it grows to be that size.
    nice small okra cooks up tender and pickles fantastically!
    Eats good raw too!
    Great post! Happy Gardening!

  • @josiebridges3583
    @josiebridges3583 2 года назад +1

    Sowed "Heavy Hitter" and they're peeking out of the pots in just a few days. I have been enjoying your videos for a long time and subscribed just now. Thank you for so much good gardening information.

  • @LegumesEtFleurs
    @LegumesEtFleurs 7 лет назад +8

    I wanted to say that these are the kindsof okra we have in the Philippines and then you did mention it. Hahaha. Your videos have been very helpful since I came here in France. Thank you so much!

  • @THuuDo
    @THuuDo 4 года назад +4

    This was so helpful. Thank you! I ran out of room in my vegetable beds, but have a couple of grow bags. I’ll try the rest of my okra in the bags!

  • @ShakiraYah
    @ShakiraYah 8 лет назад +1

    This is my 3rd yr growing okra in containers & i stick to dwarf varities . My suggestions are Red burgundy & cajun delight, both are prolific and red variety is just gorgeous. Im in hot Houston Tx., zone 8 & these guys are flourishing here! I put my seeds in water for 4days before i plant in wet soil and they come up super fast ! BTW i love your vids Im attempting Moringa tree, container figs & container guava!!

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  8 лет назад

      Thanks! Nice to know you are growing these okra varieties! Happy gardening!

  • @Queen-gi8cf
    @Queen-gi8cf 7 лет назад +2

    You inspire me so much to plant, plant and plant. You explain plant care VERY WELL and show it clearly as well. Please continue making more videos to help beginners like me. THANKYOU!

  • @cath_po
    @cath_po 7 лет назад +2

    From Philippines here but I live in Florida now.. I love you're videos, thanks for all the info..

  • @jolinamcguire2017
    @jolinamcguire2017 7 лет назад +5

    Very informative, thanks! This variety is actually a favorite of mine. In Philippines, we normally just steam this, plus a dipping sauce and voila!..perfect for rice.

  • @aileenb1353
    @aileenb1353 8 лет назад +30

    i have some in my lil garden and am harvesting like every other two days :)

  • @princesszhorne
    @princesszhorne 8 лет назад +16

    I truly do luvvvvvvv Uuuuuuu. I live in Atlanta zone 7 this is my 3rd year of gardening and without you I would have given up by now. You have ALL of the answers from pest does and don't s perfect timings AND fab recipes 😚😚😚😚 My family friends coworkers and church members everyone that I've blessed with veggies and fruits thank Uuuuuuuu 😚

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  8 лет назад +2

      Thank you very much! I am glad that my videos have inspired you to do gardening! Happy Gardening! God bless!!

    • @raheem8086
      @raheem8086 4 года назад

      Hey if u need any tips im in florida closer to you so i know more about what type of land u are dealing with

  • @rharesh4451
    @rharesh4451 4 года назад +40

    Thanks for posting, my grandparents love gardening they have their own beautiful vegetables garden. They don't use any special potting soil mix just normal garden soil, they use cow dung & chicken manure as fertilizers. The plants provide us enough fresh healthy vegetables .3rd year year medical university boy from Malaysia.👌👍✌

  • @adis.6896
    @adis.6896 7 лет назад +7

    Was wondering why I've never heard of the Nombo Giant okra, we just call it Okra here in the PH. Thanks for the video, started mine just recently. Will be keeping an eye on them and take your advise :)

  • @rajrajkumar3743
    @rajrajkumar3743 7 лет назад +2

    Thank you very much for your videos, very helpful. Would like to start my first tomato and okra plant this year. Greetings from Netherlands!

  • @majaMakaricPavlovic
    @majaMakaricPavlovic 3 месяца назад +1

    hello, thanks for the video. can you tell me how profound your pots are?

  • @genconex
    @genconex 8 лет назад +5

    Similar to how I grow my Okra. I have a similar potting mix (3rd of compost, peat, and perlite) in my pots and my soil stays moist. I usually only water my plants about every 2 weeks. I check the soil moisture with a meter and water when it's needed.
    In my experience, pots seem to retain moisture better than my raised beds. I'm assuming that it's because the pots have an enclosed bottom whereas the raised beds don't.

  • @Madhukirtan
    @Madhukirtan 6 лет назад +1

    Thank you for the video and link to the seeds! I live in Madeira Island- Portugal and will try to plan it! We don t have ocra here, I was born in Brazil and okra was always one of my favorite vegetables! I am excited to cultivate it in Madeira island, as we have bananas, papaya and mangoes I am sure okra will grow as well!

  • @naturelover8585
    @naturelover8585 7 лет назад

    lovely harvest of okra ...sir pl show a vidio of ur entire kitchen garden .....very excited to watch. .

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  7 лет назад

      Thanks! I show my garden every month in the monthly gardening series: ruclips.net/video/G0Lh9Uidp58/видео.html

  • @11onanong
    @11onanong 7 лет назад

    I am a beginner, just recently moved to Florida from California. I found you last year for the first time and tried to grow tomatillo, I got really big tomatillo plant with lots of flowers but no fruit. I will try okra this year and will let you know the result.

  • @ManilaLondon
    @ManilaLondon 4 года назад +1

    Thank you for the tips.. I'mfeom Philippines starting growing okra..

  • @cultivatingorganicbyjomig1719
    @cultivatingorganicbyjomig1719 8 лет назад +7

    Love okra and I have been picking a good number of them. Never plant okra in the container. I might try that next season. TFS

  • @Brittyhum
    @Brittyhum 8 лет назад +1

    Hi California gardener, I hope you can help me with my goal. I want to grow a variety of different vegetables and fruits in my apartment. So of course my dilemma is space. So my question to you is, can I grow okra indoors in a container all year long? I am also looking to grow shallots, garlic, bananas, blueberries, pomegranates, spinach, carrots, dragon fruit, lemons, kiwi, and that's just to name a few. The fruit trees are all Dwarfs. Lol you are probably thinking this girl must be crazy. LOL eventually I want to have all of these move to a yard when my fiancé and I buy our first house.
    California Gardener I also want to say that I really enjoy your video and you teach so much in every single video.
    I hope you are able to give me a few tips and how to?

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  8 лет назад

      No you cannot grow okra indoors because it needs 8+ hrs of direct sunlight. Nice to know you like to grow! Yes you should look for a big yard when buying your first house. I wish you all the best and hope you find a house with a nice big yard! Nice to know you like my videos. Happy Gardening!

  • @rayjack
    @rayjack Год назад +1

    did you have any pest such as aphids ? How did you deal with it?

  • @CoHong62
    @CoHong62 7 лет назад +2

    Thank you so much for your information, right now i still waiting Okra grow,

  • @deepakpurswani9591
    @deepakpurswani9591 8 лет назад +1

    Nice video and I love okra, I will try and let you know how it goes. Thanks for sharing.

  • @BestEasyWormTea
    @BestEasyWormTea 6 лет назад +2

    Thanks for the Amazon Link where to purchase your variety of Nambo Okra Seed. Okra is practically the only or at least the bes producing vegetable here in Houston, Texas during our HOT Summers!

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  6 лет назад +1

      The Nombo Giants produce a lot. Remember to save your seeds as its a heirloom variety: ruclips.net/video/OjgBAIlzjJY/видео.html

  • @criselleeaquino8867
    @criselleeaquino8867 4 года назад +1

    I'm a filipino! And I'm interested planting these in this quarantine period❤

  • @krishomanus5220
    @krishomanus5220 3 года назад

    ভালো হয়েছে ভিডিও টা ভাই জান
    🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💐💐💐💐🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺💐💐💐🌹🌹🌸🌸
    কৃষি ও মানুষ চেনেলের পখ থেকে ধন্যবাদ

  • @gregkraft7292
    @gregkraft7292 Год назад +1

    "Nombo giant" is a little different from the okra grown in southeastern US. Are the long Nombo okra pods still tender at that harvested length in your video? In South Carolina "Clemson Spineless" are best harvested at 2-3 inches or they become woody, stingy and almost inedible. Hot long summers in SC produce tall wide leaved okra plants that produce in abundance. Very informative video. Thank you.

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Год назад

      The Nombo giant pods can be harvested much bigger than Clemson spineless, while still being tender. Too big and it becomes woody too. Its a fine line.

  • @2201sunflower
    @2201sunflower 3 года назад +1

    Do you mix all these to make your soil? Or just use the ready made potting mix or potting soil?
    You have mentioned 3 fertilizers. Do I need to give all 3 or any 1 out of 3?

  • @genconex
    @genconex 8 лет назад +5

    I'm in SoCal. This is my 2nd year of growing okra.
    I've never had luck with transplanting okra. So, I wait until about May/June to seed in whiskey barrels outside. which means I start to harvest around August/September.
    Next year I'll try to transplant again for earlier harvests.

  • @alicemccain585
    @alicemccain585 4 года назад

    1st time okra grower! Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY...What do I know about growing okra!! I found out real quickly. I love the plant and its flowers and I had plenty of both in my container. Then almost overnight I discovered about 25-50 very very large okra!!! Several video people showed regular size okra, but you have my size okra. However, I think mine are even longer! The color is not as dark green as your. When should I pick? Can I eat them? Help needed by the New York kid!!!

  • @Markdguarin
    @Markdguarin 8 лет назад +10

    you're new HD videos looks very beautiful, keep on planting bro.

  • @margaritaayala4906
    @margaritaayala4906 Год назад +1

    Very nice and well explained thank you, I’ll follow you 🥰🙏

  • @samuelgamato971
    @samuelgamato971 4 года назад +1

    Yes I live in the Philippines and this type of Okra is popular here

  • @cesarrivera4788
    @cesarrivera4788 4 года назад

    Congrats for a successful okra gardening...ive had sad experience w/my okras already over 75days grown robust to over 3feet but no flowers yet, the seeds just from a relative plants, wondering how long do i have to wait?

  • @Jesusisimaginary
    @Jesusisimaginary 2 года назад +1

    I plant a variety of okra known as deer horn, the okra fruits grow up to 14 inches, they are huge!

  • @takoors13
    @takoors13 8 лет назад +4

    thanks for the advise, you've helped me a lot... i appreciate your work... keep it up mate... nice job :)

  • @cake5837
    @cake5837 8 лет назад +2

    my okra seedlings has got some silvery specks on the leaves. what are they and how can i control it? thanks

  • @Lochness19
    @Lochness19 3 года назад +2

    What part of the California are you growing in? I'm in Canada so summer starts later - my plants started producing in late July and looks like their production peak will be late August to mid-September. I started my seedlings in mid-May.

  • @elyserhyne243
    @elyserhyne243 4 года назад

    I love your channel! This was so useful! I've avoiding okra because of their size. I would never have known about this plant!

  • @gregoriocinco921
    @gregoriocinco921 4 года назад

    I can see that you also have strawberries. Which part of the world are you located? What is the climate? Thanks for sharing this video.

  • @ishasinghal7561
    @ishasinghal7561 4 года назад

    How about in winters? What should be the care plan for winters? Should they be brought inside? I’m in houston. Also if planting in grow bags how many in a 5-7gal grow bags? Thank you.

  • @pureheartesperanza1447
    @pureheartesperanza1447 7 лет назад

    Very nice video, lots of helpful tips thanks for sharing.

  • @toparlak582
    @toparlak582 3 года назад

    Hello!! As i see the video, okra plant does not need supporter around that, is that right?

  • @syj.90
    @syj.90 7 лет назад +3

    when I have ten pots like this, I hope I can make some money,,thanks califonia gardening

  • @MyHighDesertGarden
    @MyHighDesertGarden 8 лет назад

    I really enjoy your videos very much,your videos are so helpful and so original.i can tell you love what you do, keep up the good work,i also love gardening, as soon as I get home from work ,you are gonna see me in the backyard sometimes even at night with the help of a handy flash light. what area in California do you garden?,cause I live in the high desert 'Lancaster" and its quite difficult to grow stuff up here,please make a video about growing in the desert climate please.

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  8 лет назад

      Haha nice to know you are in your back yard every evening loving the moments with your plants. I am like that too and I just absolutely love just being amidst my plants in my backyard! I am in the city of Irvine. Yes I can understand it might be a little more hot and dry in desert areas. The only suggestion I can make is using raised beds to control soil and lots of watering. See my drip irrigation videos for containers and raised beds. This is a must for desert areas. Good luck!

  • @bootscanlas9995
    @bootscanlas9995 4 года назад

    Nice . Love okra and they are very pricey at d store . I’ll buy my seeds today . Thanks for sharing 👌😊

  • @tvaquarium69
    @tvaquarium69 8 лет назад +1

    i watched most of your videos alot of great stuff. but maybe you could show us how to get rid of common plants disease or how to deal with bugs like spider mite (home made solutions, organic way not using pesticide stuff) that would be cool. :)

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  8 лет назад

      Thanks! Glad you liked the videos. Yes I will look into making a home-made pesticide :)

  • @Livscorner1
    @Livscorner1 2 года назад

    I appreciate this video. Thank you!

  • @ethanboyd7843
    @ethanboyd7843 4 года назад

    SUBSCRIBED! Thank You!'
    Bushy plants with upward growing fruits are so pleasing to the eye, I'll be in the dirt all day, lotsa seeds indoors still here in Z5-6 but I took notes. Now I'll need a recipe! I've never eaten a single one. My local greenhouse and nursery doesn't reuse returned tree pots or containers because of fungal concerns so she gives them to me and the tiniest bit of bleach and water sterilizes them, I would high;y recommend you ask around, containers add up. Mostly I plant in-ground or low raised beds, but certain plants like my elephant ears need to be moved to stay in the required sun.

  • @svan794
    @svan794 7 лет назад

    I have one 3 years old goji tree in container, it 's not doing well, never has a fruit, any advice. .. /thanks /love your videos.

  • @mrunalivasa5152
    @mrunalivasa5152 6 лет назад +1

    Very nice informative,,but which pot size is require for okara plant??and we can grow directly in big pot???

  • @berri5769
    @berri5769 5 лет назад

    We just planted okra straight in the ground. Wish us luck! We are in Los Angeles. March, 2019

    • @anabel0530
      @anabel0530 4 года назад

      Erica Hernandez how are they growing?

  • @vakhbod100
    @vakhbod100 3 года назад

    Can I bring the container indoor during fall and spring?

  • @noorsani406
    @noorsani406 6 лет назад

    Hello, how deep is the wine container? I have never seen one or maybe I did not know what I was looking at.

  • @MsTokies
    @MsTokies 8 лет назад +1

    very cool love okra havent grown it yet tho

  • @ajinana1145
    @ajinana1145 4 года назад

    Thank you very much. Should we prune okra like tomato or chilly???

  • @nishasanchit-jagdeo7241
    @nishasanchit-jagdeo7241 8 лет назад +1

    i learn so much from your garden. is it better to remove some leave of the plant

  • @joan66joshua
    @joan66joshua 5 лет назад +4

    Hello
    I am from India, and need your advice.
    I have a 12 inch wide and the same in depth. Can I grow an okra in the centre with two cucumber plants in the same pot

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  5 лет назад +2

      Yes you should be able to because the cucumbers will vine out to the ground

  • @nishamehta2165
    @nishamehta2165 6 лет назад

    Hello I learn a lot from your videos, my sincere thanks to you . I would like your feedback as to why my okra is having too many seeds , and the pods are not very tender . Is it safe to grow vegs / fruits in huge rope buckets found at walmart . I want to plant a lemon tree it it , but im worried if the plastic quality is safe for produce.

  • @obedan3990
    @obedan3990 8 лет назад +5

    Hi, please verify...potting mix are: 30% peat, 30% composts and 30% ?? I missed the last 30%. Thanks in advance and I subscribed because your videos are AWESOME!! :))

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  8 лет назад +2

      the last 30% is perlite or vermiculite! Thanks for your feedback, glad you like my videos!

    • @skye8768
      @skye8768 7 лет назад

      I just bought a packet for okra seeds and vermiculite, when I rewatched this video you mentioned perlite and I was feeling arrgghhhh coz you mentioned perlite instead. So glad to read this part since you wrote perlite OR vermiculite.

  • @sylviaphuong6843
    @sylviaphuong6843 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for this video.

  • @karenchristian9204
    @karenchristian9204 8 лет назад

    I'm growing a Climson Seedless here in the San Joaquin Valley and with the high temperatures they are doing quite well. I did notice, however, that the young plant leaves were eaten by some bugs, maybe slugs. When they grew bigger the bug bites were no longer a problem. Do you know what kind of bug was eating my okra? All your veggies and fruits grow very well -- great job.

    • @CarrieNita
      @CarrieNita 8 лет назад

      The bites are probably from a couple of different little beasties - sow/pill bugs, snails/slugs, or Japanese beetles. I used iron phosphate pellets and I also used a solution of (100% cold pressed with azadirachtin) Neem oil, Dawn dish soap and water. I sprayed every 7-10 days, consistently.

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  8 лет назад

      Yes my young okra seedlings had holes in them in one bed. Most likely earwig or snail damage. In my next bed I sprayed the seedlings with neem oil every week and saw very less damage.

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  8 лет назад

      Yes, good tip, those pellets and spray works well to protect young seedlings!

  • @lilianpesito5913
    @lilianpesito5913 6 лет назад +1

    wow nice thanks for sharing this....

  • @hongngocnguyen357
    @hongngocnguyen357 4 года назад

    You are in CA , how much you pay for water . I love to grow foods but afraid of paying water. Thanks

  • @mday1416
    @mday1416 8 лет назад +12

    I guess they can grow Okra in tin cans now because I was at the store the other day and there was a whole section of Okra in cans. Amazing how they do that! Beets and corn too!

    • @hairywitch4063
      @hairywitch4063 3 года назад +1

      Bet they don’t taste as good though and not as healthy.

  • @wa4aos
    @wa4aos 2 года назад

    Thanks for the tips !!

  • @deepaa8408
    @deepaa8408 8 лет назад +1

    I have a flower of okra but by mistake i broke the pink part of the okra flower will it grow and give fruit

  • @bhuvanav787
    @bhuvanav787 4 года назад

    I planted my small ocra plant from one area to another and the branch though green has no leaves. Will the leaves come back, probably the root got little damaged is what I think

  • @veerka1
    @veerka1 8 лет назад +1

    Hi,
    I have my seedling ready to repot individually can you suggest how large a pot should be for a single plant ?
    Thanks

  • @zohrehjan
    @zohrehjan 8 лет назад +22

    Wow, please keep on making videos. Very helpful and excellent HD. I am gonna subscribe and like:))

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      @besnikguce1327 7 лет назад +2

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      @bahmamadou2532 7 лет назад

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  • @priscillaong8482
    @priscillaong8482 7 лет назад

    hi, I have really enjoyed many of your videos, thanks for sharing useful information on gardening! I live in Singapore where it is hot and humid. Recently, I have had a few of my seedlings suddenly dying. The leaves look good one day and the next, they started discolouring - having yellow blots and then the little okra & eggplant seedlings just wilted altogether. What might have gone wrong? Thanks for your advice.

  • @merwintamayo6365
    @merwintamayo6365 8 лет назад +2

    its good growing that here in the philippines..

  • @leezaleezarani8748
    @leezaleezarani8748 4 года назад

    Hi sir I watch ur videos reguraly very good explanation thank u I sowed seeds on 25 july within how many will it germinate plz tell me

  • @AGNESC68
    @AGNESC68 7 лет назад

    I have just bought a packet of okra seeds..will start to plant this weekend, hope it will produce healthy okras. thanks for the guide.

  • @RafsKitchenGardenChannel
    @RafsKitchenGardenChannel 8 лет назад +1

    Thanks for bunch of useful information ! I was thinking about growing it but wonder if there are any tasty and easy recipes with ocra, do you have favourite dish with ocra by any chance ?

  • @harrygatto
    @harrygatto 5 лет назад +11

    Plant two plants every month from March to June for a regular supply of Okra, maybe again in July depending on your area's autumn weather.

  • @nails4sanam
    @nails4sanam 8 лет назад +6

    Very informative video ! I just had some Indian okra from Indian store and I saved the seeds from over ripe okras. Do you have any tips how should I plant those seeds?

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  8 лет назад +5

      Just let the pods dry, remove the seeds and sow them when the weather is warm!

    • @renugashenbi8866
      @renugashenbi8866 7 лет назад

      Sir, shall I get this Philippines okra seeds in India?

    • @renugashenbi8866
      @renugashenbi8866 7 лет назад

      All your videos are superb

  • @Squee_Dow
    @Squee_Dow 6 лет назад +1

    I've never grown okra before. I love it, but I won't buy it in the produce section if it's prepackaged. I like to pick only the small pods, because when I see large okra pods I get nervous that they may be tough or woody. Were any of these Nombo pods woody?

  • @qamarhamad514
    @qamarhamad514 7 лет назад +1

    Fantastic video really helpfull. Dear i live in Multan (Pakistan) where temperature in summer rise to 42-48C. Guide me how can i grow these vegetables in this heat and humidity. I have option of growing in pots only.
    Thanks

    • @birdscorner4874
      @birdscorner4874 6 лет назад

      Grow it in September I mean I live in Karachi so I started my seeds in December .

  • @rajualluri8224
    @rajualluri8224 6 лет назад

    i grow in ground and the variety i have grows about 10-12 feet with no branches. i am looking for a dwarf variety with branches and high yield. does your nobu giant do this?how many do you plant each year?

  • @shilpashreeks
    @shilpashreeks 8 лет назад +1

    hi. Thanks for the video. I am a newbie.. can you suggest how often we need to water when seedling and how often when its transplanted

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  8 лет назад +1

      For seedlings, I water twice a day till they reach a few true leaves, after which you can water once every 1-2 days depending ont he weather

  • @jasbirchugh
    @jasbirchugh 2 года назад

    How frequently the seeds, sowed in pots, need to be watered and should they be exposed to sunlight off and on?

  • @sheliadunn-moss8734
    @sheliadunn-moss8734 4 года назад +2

    What size containers did you use?

  • @dm1922
    @dm1922 4 года назад

    hello , can i plant / grow okra in small containers. whats the ideal suze of pot to use

  • @stelladina2437
    @stelladina2437 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing this video. 👍

  • @CynthiaLuvBooks
    @CynthiaLuvBooks 6 лет назад +1

    I live in South California. When do I plant them in the containers?

  • @linabegum8098
    @linabegum8098 8 лет назад +1

    fantastic video mate, keep it coming.

  • @cvprasanthkumar
    @cvprasanthkumar 8 лет назад

    I heared Okra doesn't doesn't handle trasnaplant very well. Does this variety handle transplant?

  • @bestcity0979
    @bestcity0979 6 месяцев назад +1

    What container are you using??

  • @chiragrana
    @chiragrana 5 лет назад +1

    Do you recommend red/burgundy okra? One of my friends gave me last year and it was soft, delicious with fewer fibers.

    • @loveishope4406
      @loveishope4406 4 года назад

      Try the Jambalaya Okra. Starts producing when the plant is about 12-18 inches. Crazy producer and tender.

  • @Eyesspice
    @Eyesspice 7 лет назад

    Okra or Bhindi is one of my favorites. Thank you for this video, I will try it in my garden as well!

  • @ivancornejo2722
    @ivancornejo2722 8 лет назад

    Such nice plant , so healthy

  • @darrylporta3018
    @darrylporta3018 8 лет назад +4

    Hi Great Video thank you, I discovered a trick for fast germination of Okra seeds that you might like to try....brew a regular cup of tea like Lipton's or Tetley for example, let it get very strong and let the tea cool down....then soak your Okra seeds in the brewed tea for 12 to 24 hours....plant the seeds, and they should germinate within a few days. Darryl

  • @bernaconnell
    @bernaconnell 8 лет назад +9

    I love your explanation. Well done 😊

  • @GrowitgreenQ8
    @GrowitgreenQ8 7 лет назад

    Thanks for the great video.. Do you have any idea what are the jelly like substance that appears on okra leaves?

  • @rosariomiller1128
    @rosariomiller1128 4 года назад

    Can you trim them to get bushy okra plants?