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Hello everyone, today let's grow okra in pots on the terrace, okra is very easy to grow, resistant to pests and diseases, no need to use additional fertilizers and pesticides, the plant is still healthy and produces fruit continuously, eating okra is very good for people with bone and joint problems, so this type of plant is often found in my vegetable garden. Okra seeds are also quite large, so soaking and incubating the seeds is also more convenient, I will soak the seeds in warm water for a few hours, then incubate the seeds in a damp towel for 1 day, the seeds will germinate. You can dig a hole about 1 cm deep, then put the seeds in, cover with soil, but here I will put the seeds in and then cover with a thin layer of topsoil, either way is fine. After 3 days, the seedlings have grown, the seeds have grown quite evenly, only 1 seed has not grown. This step is not necessary, looking at the tall tree and the soil ball, I can still add more soil, so I add more soil to fill the pot. Now I prepare a large pot to plant okra in, the soil in the pot is old soil that has been used so I will add a little cow manure. After 10 days, the plant has a complete leaf, quite fast, with the same pot size, I will plant 2 plants in 3 pots, I will plant 4 plants in 3 pots so you can observe how many plants are suitable. The edge of the pot is contracted like this when it is poured out, it will break the soil ball, affecting the plant, so I will cut off the edge. Dig a hole to fit the pot, then put the plant in, press lightly around the base of the plant and water it. Water around the plant, avoid watering directly on the plant if the water tap is big or strong. After pulling out the water spinach roots, I will put them in this plastic tube so that they can decompose into fertilizer for the plant to absorb. In my vegetable garden, in addition to the harvested parts for eating, the rest is reused and put into the soil to decompose into fertilizer for the plant to absorb. I also put the fruit peels in this plastic tube, but when you peel them, put them in immediately, otherwise cover them tightly to prevent flies from getting stuck in the plastic tube, and don't put leftover rice and soup in. This is a 3-week-old okra pot, the plant has four complete leaves. The okra pots have been moved away from the trellis, making room for the bitter melon pots. This is what I often use when choosing a solution of not using fertilizers and pesticides in the vegetable garden, this is IMO4, how to make, the uses and how to use IMO4, I have a clip to share, you can watch for more reference. I mix a little IMO4 into the water to water the okra plants to help increase resistance and prevent pests for the plants. After 4 weeks, I discovered okra flower buds, you see, but when the fruit is harvested, the plants are much bigger. When these garbage tubes are full, I also add a little IMO4 to help the garbage decompose faster. After about 40 days, you will have okra ready to harvest. Now you will observe that the pots with 4 plants in 1 pot are greener and produce more fruit than the pots with only 2 plants in 1 pot. Okra needs to be planted in a sunny place, at least half a day of sunlight. The plant absorbs water quite quickly, so in the hot season, water it twice a day, in the cool season, water it once a day. This plant has 3 fruits that need to be harvested, the 2 fruits below may be old, the 3rd fruit is just right for harvesting, the 4th fruit the next day will be as big as the 3rd fruit, okra fruits grow quickly, when it is time to harvest, you need to check every day to pick. The first time I left many large fruits on the tree was to take video images, and after that, I picked them every day, when the tree was in its prime, it produced 1 fruit per day. When you have picked the fruit from the lower leaf axils, you can trim the old lower leaves to make it neat, but don't trim too close. I will put the pruned leaves back into the plastic tube. These are traces of the okra that have been picked, you can harvest and eat them gradually until all the fruit is gone, the length of the harvest depends on the nutrition and regular watering of the plant. Thank you for following the sharing and subscribing to the channel to support me. Best regards.