How to Grow Okra In Raised Beds or Containers |From Seed to Harvest|
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In this video I cover how to grow okra in raised beds and containers. If you are new to gardening growing okra can seem like a daunting task. However, it is really one of the easier crops to grow in your garden once you learn the few things they require.
I took the time to document all the steps to growing okra from seed to harvest so that you can confidently grow this amazing vegetable! If you have any questions please feel free to drop a comment down below and I will try to answer it as quickly as possible.
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That's really amazing! I hope things go well for you!
Okra is absolutely GREAT for everyone from beginners to experienced gardeners. Its super easy, it produces almost every 3 days so you get the rewarding feeling regularly. AND it doesnt require a lot of attention and care. Okra pretty much does its thing.
Its like watching demolition ranch with okra, great tips!!! Great video!!
My Dad planted his okra like you did, only he soaked the trench first really well so the seeds stay moist longer during germination. It is a really lovely plant. Nothing like fried okra!!!!
in CA but my husband is from South Carolina so this is my first batch of growing okra. wish me luck,
How is your experience so far Diana?
Hi from Gastonia/Dallas area. Just got got some baby bubba okra seeds from burpee. Will be planting in containers. First time okra planting.
What a coincidence! My family is from out by Shelby-Gaffney-Cleveland County area and I'm watching you to learn how to plant okra!! Greetings from VA😊
I have been growing okra forever and you last advice was the best. Lot of people do not know longer thr okra gets worse it it. You might as well use it for seeds. Great video bud
Ok..your videos on veggie gardening are probably the best I have seen..I too have several varieties of tomatoes, okra, peppers, watermelons, squash and zucchini in 5 raised gardens. thanks for the great info!
Man, what a video so detailed and straight to the point definitely subscribing
Ha!! Heard Shelby NC and my ears perked up!! I've lived in Cleveland County most of my life!! Now reside in Dallas NC. GREAT VIDEO!!
I love making fried okra!! Thanks for another great video!!! 🤗🤗
Fried okra is the best!!!! Thanks for watching!
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Growing okra for the first time this was perfect rundown! Mine are starting to produce and this gave me great info for harvest!
Very good video on growing okra from start to finish. I look forward to seeing more tips from you. Thanks.
Awesome video. This is my first year growing okra and I have several doing really good! My husband loves fried okra. God bless you
thank you for taking the time to make this video. I am growing Okra for a dear friend, so I want to grow perfect Okra, your video will help me do that!! Happy growing!
Hey, we moved to Gaffney SC, from Seattle. I’ve never heard of okra before but I tried some pickled ones and I liked it, now I but some seeds and planing to plant them this year.
Thanks for the video.♡♡♡
I grew okra last year, but not from seed. So this tips on growing from seed is a plus.
I came to realize as you mentioned, not to let the okra grow too large. It was hard a brick! 😅 Wish I would had watched this video early last year. I lost loads of okra because I left it of the bush too long, unfortunately.
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I love this veggie. Plant and flower omg yellow colour. Nice. When you pulled the baby okra plant . I wanted put those in my garden😂
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Thank you so much! I learned!
Thanks for this video! I'm just a little south of you in Spartanburg. This is my first year growing okra, and this video really helped. You know I'm gonna be frying some of these beauties- I hope.
Excellent video! Will need to thin out mine and hopefully they will really take off. Thanks!
Awesome video! Thank you!
So glad i found your channel, thank you for all the good advice ! Im just down the road in Lincoln County, NC
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I’m Makeing a okra meal as I watch ur viedos I love okra
When thinning okra you can eat the plants like spinach. I actually like them as greens more than I like the pods.
Hello from Marion, NC. Great info on okra!
Thanks for your advice an perception on okra
I love okra. In my Coutry We call It 'quiabo"
Super enthusiastic and interesting content buddy keep up the great work!!!
Planning to my okra now I know what to do thank you for the video❤
Me too I'm tried to planting okra ...masarap po kasi na ulam sa amin dito sa mindoro province lagi kung ulam yan
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Thanks so much for this. I’ve never grown okra but we love it. It’s beginning of June in 6b so that sounds like a great time to plant some. Hope I can find the seeds!
Absolutely the best okra tutorial I've seen so far. Prepping raised bed now, and excited about future harvest. 😊
Thank you!!!
Thanks for this informative video. About to plant my okra seeds now and hoping they do well. One thing i have found is that when okra stays too long and become tough, they are less slimy than their younger, tender counterpart.
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I’ve seen okra boiled, then the slime is used as a binder for homemade paper. I bet those large, slimy pods would produce a better slime yield!
Awesome content..i planted okra once in the ground and it ended up being like jack and the beanstalk. I do plan on growing some in containers, but I'm too late for this year
Lol that's awesome! I really wanted to come out with this video sooner but I wanted to wait until I could show the harvesting stage. 🙂
Thanks bro👍🏻💯
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Your video is helpful! Thank you!!
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Congrats on being a TH-cam "Creator on the Rise," Justin! And thanks for showing us all the steps to grow okra - I'd love to try this!
I would love a video about how to companion plant. Like in this video, your decision to plant the okra in with the melons. I am thinking my potatoes would need to be harvested when okra needs to be planted in my area. I need some good suggestions like that please! I love your videos, and wish I lived closer to your greenhouse.
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Pickeled okra is the best! If I could only choose 1 veggie to grow in my garden, it would be okra.
I love fried okra and hot pickled okra. Yummy both ways. Also I love it sauteed/ fried the Indian way. It is so good with rice, dal, pumpkin and fried spinach as sides. Very yummy
Beautiful and brilliant!!!! 😄 I planted burgundy okra this year (I'm in zone 6) and they are coming along wonderfully! I eat my garden daily and they too get tossed into soups and salads. Thx for sharing. I have elevated raised garden beds and am growing my okra on the ground but your garden beds are beautiful...
How are they doing? I just purchased seeds of that variety!
Good to know!
Thanks
Thank you so much. I have experieced issues with my okras growing for the last two years. Hopefully this information will change those issue this year.
After 1 year hope you have your okras
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Okra is so easy to grow. I plant 2 rows of okra and plant a row of carrots just inside the edge of the raised bed on the long sides of my bed.
no, no its really not. ive tried twice now on my 3rd year of trying. ive never seen anything come up and ive followed what several people have said
Hello!
I have several questions:
1. How many pieces are needed to make approx. Should I have 2-3 kg of okra?
2. Should I plant the seeds at the end of May and the beginning of June?
3. How long does it last? Around the end of August? So far, has the desired yield averaged?
Thank you in advance for your answers.
Wonderful information. I have transplanted a big about 6-7 feet tall persemon tree in the back yard, last February (2021) After about a month it did give small, beautiful leaves and showed good signs as if it survived the transplant shock. These leaves then dried off, may be to the fall season. Now this in NO sign of leaves, my other plant of persimmons had already given out big leaves. What should I do to revive this plant? I have been watering it regularly and had put plant food and other things last year...Please advise
With your spotty germination time, did you happen to pre soak your seeds? Okra seed takes alot of water to crack open. Just like soaking beans before you make a pot of em. If u didn't I would recommend trying it. Great video and good luck.
G do you soak the seeds before planting? I soaked my seeds for 3 days changing the water every day and nothing happened.
Great video! I didn’t thin mine out😢
You can plant them a lot closer than that. I have seen them planted like a hedge row.
7:00 I prefer the tough slimy ones that are bigger
When you harvest them do they regrow on the same stock? Love this btw
I always have luck freezing the okra seeds before I plant them !
For quick germination, soak the seeds in water. Then after 3 hrs, transfer them into a wet kitchen towel. 3 days later they will germinated for transplantation.
This method works for other seeds as well.
Harvest everyday. I planted okra at my workplace and any pods I didn't harvest on Friday, were too long and woody on Monday
Brother neptunes harvest isn't a fish emulsion. It is hydrolyzed fish fertilizer so it's not cooked like an emulsion. It's still alive!
Oh man, I need help! Lol. My Clemson okra plants, bought as plants, almost look like multiple stems coming up in the same place. What the heck? Any thoughts and for what it’s worth @s&k, I’m in western n.c. Mountains.
Would the bigger one still be good for dehydrating to make okra crisps?
👍👍👍Love it!
About how many does one plant produce and how quickly? I’m trying to figure out if I should plant it but I only have space for about 3 spread apart.
Hi neighbor I'm in Forest City right up the road. My okra is looking amazing, excited to get some soon.
Hey! Thanks for saying hello! 👋
Glad you're okra is doing well! Got to fry some for the first time the other day!
I have three plants in my garden that I think is okra. It’s starting with the yellow flowers. How long does it take to grow the okra from the time you see the flowers starting?
Just wondering what you put the compost down and the seeds in the compost. Do you have to cover it up with dirt or just leave it like that
Any idea if it works also in cold aera during summer?
Thank you for this helpful and informative video. Grew okra easily last year. My plants reached 7 ft tall and produced like crazy. This year, i can't get the seeds to germinate. I'm heartbroken.
Thank you!! Can I save one of my “too big” okra to use the seeds for next year?
Hey man how do I get my soil in my garden bed to become more loose like yours?
I jus viewed dis video. I've 5 okra plants(in Malaysia we prefer to call them ladies fingers). All r doing well, and 2 hav sprouted fruits. I wld like to know whether it is true or not dat u can't keep d okra fruits for long after being harvested or else they'll become woody?? (I'm expecting to harvest quite a few in a short while and don't want to rush to cook them ASAP!!).
Growing for the dirt at time here. I have way too many too big ones. They seem to need harvesting every day. Are they trash now or is there something I can do to save them?
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Hey there, nice video. Can you put the Raised bed on concrete flooring?
Absolutely! Just make sure you have around 8" or more of soil for roots to grow down into.
I heard okra doesnt do well after moving. Can you pleasse share how did it go for you after moving ?
I put the seeds twice I don’t know if birds eat them 😢😢I didn’t see any of it grow what did I did wrong?
Growing okra in the Philippines condition is not a problem but as I observed here in Edmonton I tried to plant okra as I observed for a matter of months and half it didn’t grow tall but the colour of the leaf is green and not pale. Any help is much appreciated,a big thanks .
How many seeds per hole?
Love Okra! How much did it cost you to make those garden beds?
do i need to water it 2x a day or once a day only??
Do you recommend starting them indoors and transplanting?
Sure you can do that if you want to get a head start. If the soil temp is warm enough and it's an appropriate time to plant in your zone then I would just plant straight into the ground and save a step.
I've got one for ya, I planted jalapeno pepper seeds and instead of peppers I got okra instead how's that possible
I transplanted my Jing okra a couple weeks ago. Since then they haven't grown at all (7" tall). I'm not sure what's going on. They're not getting overwatered, and they're receiving at least 8 hours of sunlight. I thought about transplant shock, but it's been two weeks. They should have recovered by now.