Seeding and breeding of okra are generally carried out by sowing, preferably in April. Its seeds are very adaptable and will germinate in a week. Before sowing, soak the seeds in water for 24 hours to accelerate germination, and then sow when the seeds are about 60% broken. After sowing, cover 2 cm of soil. When the seedlings grow to 3-4 leaves, they can be planted.

Sowing seedlings, soaking seeds in water for 24 hours to accelerate germination, sowing 60% in crevasse and covering 2 cm of soil. Field management: Fertilize for growth, water once a week, and take drainage measures in rainy season. Fruit picking and storage: fruit picking after a week of flower withering should be carried out in the morning and evening, and the storage temperature should be 7- 10℃. Cut off diseased branches and leaves in time.

The growth of okra needs enough nutrients, and it should be fertilized once in the growing period. Strong drought tolerance, need to water once a week, and drainage measures should be taken in rainy season. In the process of its growth, unnecessary side branches should be cut off to avoid consuming unnecessary nutrients.

There are few diseases and insect pests in okra, but it is still prone to disease spots in rainy season. After the weather clears up, sprinkle some lime around the plants to prevent the disease from spreading to other branches and leaves. In addition, it is necessary to cut off diseased branches and leaves in time.