Its harvest time.

A month before the Okra (Ladies finger) plants were like this as shown in the picture below.

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And now the plants are very tall and producing one or two ladies fingers a day. I am so surprised how fast these plants grow and considering the fact they are in pots I must say they are doing a very good job.

I have 4 okra plants and Here is the produce for the day!.

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It definitely is a great feeling when you get to eat veggies from your own terrace garden.

more later..

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2 comments to Its harvest time.

  • Poulomi Dutta

    Hey how do you get okra seeds? Can I use the regular store bought ones ?

    • geekgardener

      Hi Poulomi,

      Okra seeds are available in most of the garden shops. The pods are left to mature on the plant and they will become dry and start to burst/explode. That pod is taken and seed is extracted from that. By store bought ones, you mean the Okra vegetable or the store bought seed?

      gg

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