Okra Bhindi Hybrid F1 Sujata Seed

Lady finger or Okra is one of the most well-known vegetables in India that is extremely simple to grow. Sujata Okra plant isn’t just delicious, but it is also healthy because it is high in vitamin A, and has a low amount of calories. Okra Sujata isn’t just an excellent supplement to your diet and looks gorgeous when it is in bloom due to its gorgeous flowers. Okra is a favourite vegetable for everyone, and it thrives in warm weather. The majority of people like cultivating okra sujata in containers because it doesn’t require lots of space to grow. In this guide you will be able to know how to grow okra step by stage.

About this item

• The number of Okra F1 Hybrid Sujata Seeds (bhindi beej) 25 Seeds
• How to grow: Balcony or terrace garden
• Season for seeding: From February to March (Summers), June to July (Rainy Season)
• Method for sowing: Plant seeds about 1/2-inch deep in a container, or in pots.
• Germination Time From 4 to 10 days from the time of sowing
• Germination temperature: 18-30 degC
• Harvesting: 60-70 days
• Plant vigor: A vigorous plant with small internodes
• Okra Sujata Growing Season in India
• Summer is the best time to plant okra sujata plants. It germinates quickly during warm weather. The ideal time to plant Okra sujata seeds is February-March between June and July, as well as October through November.

How To Grow Okra Sujata In Pots

Okra (bhindi) Sujata seeds are typically sown directly instead of transplanting since okra has a an extremely long taproot, and it doesn’t transfer well. To plant okra, choose the right container or grow bags (12-24 or 12-15 inches in width and depth) with drainage holes that are well-placed.

Okra Sujata Seeds Sowing Method

Make sure you have a pot or a bag, and fill it with a the soil mixture along with an organic fertiliser such as potting mixes, then plant 2-3 seeds of okra sujata per container , approximately 0.5 or 1 inches deep in the soil (12-18 inches from each other in rows). Spray lightly using a sprayer, and then keep the seedlings in a bright and warm area. Make sure the soil is damp until the seeds sprout. Okra seeds germinate in between 5 and 10 days.

Okra Sujata Fertilizer Schedule

When the plant has reached an average size of between 5 and 6 inches, you can add any organic manure like vermicompost, cow manure or the neem cake. It aids in the production of more fruits.

Okra (lady fingers) Tips for Plant Care

sunlight:- Sujata The lady’s finger, also known as Okra requires minimum 6-8 hours of of sunshine per daytime.

Water:- Water Make sure you water regularly your Okra plants. They can also withstand dry conditions. Provide one liter of water each week. Keep the soil damp, especially during the flowering season.

Soil:- Soil Okra (lady fingers) plant likes well-drained fertile soil, loamy, and fertile to ensure the best growth of plants.

Temperature:- The optimal temperature for growing the okra plant is 15 to 35 degrees Celsius.

Common pests:- Pests that can affect Okra Okra (lady fingers) plants include Aphids, Corn earworms and Stinkbugs. The most frequent disease that affects the okra plants. Make use of organic pesticide Neem oil to protect the plant from pests that can harm it.

Okra Sujata Plant Flowering Time And Pollination

After 2 months of plantation Okra will begin to bloom within 2 months. Because okra can be self-pollinated (means they grow flowers that have male as well as female components) they are also fertilized through its own pollen. This means you don’t have to be concerned about pollination. The first fruits appear in the okra plant within 7 to 7 days of flowering.

Okra Harvest Time

Okra is expected to be ready for harvest in 60 to 70 days after sowing.
The okra should be harvested when it’s around 3-5 inches long.
It is possible to harvest every day. Cut the stem to just above the cap using a knife.

Okra Plant Special Features

Common name: Okra, Lady Finger and bhindi.
Plant Height between 3 and 6 feet
Flower color – Yellow
Level of growth – Simple

FAQ

Q: Why do my okra seeds not growing?

A: Okra seeds are not able to sprout due to poor growing conditions, such as not receiving enough sunlight or sowing seeds too deeply into the ground, or over the watering or not enough.

Q: Why do the flowers of okra drop off?

A: Okra plant sheds its flowers and there are no pods forming. This is because of an environmental problems, for example, when the plant doesn’t receive enough sunlight or grow in cold climates.

Q: Why does my okra not appear to be blooming?

A: If you don’t water your plants enough the okra won’t bloom. It is important to water your plants properly especially in the summer months.

Q:Should you trim your the okra plant?

A: You can prune your okra plants to improve their growth, more bushy and healthy. Take off the top layer of your Okra plant every two weeks in the course of your growing time.

Q: What is the reason my okra leaves turning yellow?

A: The leaves of Okra turn yellow when the plant is suffering from bug infestation or fungal infection. If you spot symptoms of any disease, apply organic pesticides Neem oil on the plant.

Q: How can I stop the aphids that attack my Okra?

A: Aphids can be controlled on the okra plant through spraying insecticides made of organic material over the leaves or cutting the damaged leaves.

Q: Do we need to keep the plant of okra indoors or outdoors?

A: Okra is a great outdoor plant since it requires at the very least 6 minutes of sunlight.

Q: How much okra could be harvested from a single plant?

A: A healthy plant could produce 20-30 pods.

Q: Why is my okra not growing in height?

A: The primary reason why okra doesn’t grow high is due to the lack of water or an imbalance in nutrients.

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