2-September Broadcast,The Seeds Are Large, and They Are Planted with Holes, Covering the Soil 2cm. after Sowing, They Sprout 7-10 Days, and Germinate Quickly and Neatly.
Seeds Have the Ability of Self-Sowing and Reproduction. When the Height of the Seedling Is 10cm, the Seedling Can Be Separated Or Transferred, and One Seedling Can Be Retained at Each Hole. Fertilizer Once Every Half a Month during the Growth Period and Keep the Soil Moist. When Bud Formation, Rub and Apply Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilizer Once. Pay Attention to Setting up Supports during Florescence to Wind-Proof Blowing and Lodging. Common Leaf Spot, Rust, Aphids and Scarab Hazards. Before the Disease Occurs, the Bordeaux Mixture Can Be Sprayed to Prevent It.

Okra Can Be Sown from Early February to Late September, and Tender Fruits Can Be Harvested in That Year. Using Large and Small Shed Covering Seedling, Okra Can Be Sown Early to Early March, and Tender Fruits Can Be Harvested in Advance. The Germination Temperature of Seeds Is 10 ~ 35℃, and the Optimum Temperature Is 25 ~ 30℃; the Appropriate Temperature for Growth and Development Is 25 ~ 28℃; as Long as the Water Is Sufficient, It Can Also Grow Vigorously in Hot Summer and Blossom and Bear Fruit. Okra Is Light-Loving and Not Shade-Resistant. The Demand for Water Is Relatively Large, but Because of Its Developed Root System, It Is Not Necessary to Irrigate Frequently. Strong Adaptability to Soil, No Matter Clay Or Sandy Loam Can Grow.

Harvest:
4~7 Days after the Flowering of the Plant, the Tender Fruit Is 7~10cm Long and Can Be Harvested. at This Time, the Fruit Has Not Been Fibrosis and Has Good Quality. Scissors Should Be Used to Cut off the Fruit Handle When Harvesting. The Harvest Period Can Be Extended from May 1 to Mid-to-Late October. If Tender Fruits Are to Be Stored after Harvest, the Time Should Not Exceed 5 Days under the Condition of 0 ~ 5℃.