Okra is a versatile and hardy plant that thrives in warm climates, making it a fantastic choice for gardeners of all experience levels. With its unique texture and slightly sweet, earthy flavor, you’ll love harvesting fresh okra straight from your garden in just a few months. Whether you're using it in gumbo or grilling it for a savory side dish, growing your own okra promises both a fulfilling gardening experience and delicious, homegrown produce.

1. Cut open the pot mix pouch and empty the contents into the pot.

2. Make a 2 cm depression on the top, with your finger or a pencil. Open the seed pouch, sprinkle multiple seeds all around and cover it.

3. Spray water or add teaspoons of water. Seeds will germinate in 8-10 days.

4. Irrigate (5-10 ml) as and when required.

5. After 20 days of sowing, spray the nutrition spray over the entire plant. Spray twice or three times. Before using, assemble the nozzle with the spray bottle.

6. If needed, use the plant protection spray, subject to pest occurrence.

One 5” self-watering pot
One nutrition spray
One Protection spray
One Okra seeds pouch
One instruction manual
Two nozzles for the spray
Two 400 grms pot mix pouches