1. Can fruits be produced under insufficient light?Okra can bear fruit even when there is insufficient light, but the fruit is relatively small and the yield is very low. If the environment is too dark and the plant does not get any light, it will grow too tall and will not be able to bloom. In this case, it will not bear fruit. 2. Do you like light?Okra is a light-loving plant and can still grow normally in a strong light environment, so it is generally planted in a sunny place with higher terrain. If it is a potted plant, you also need to place it on the balcony so that it can receive sufficient light. If there is insufficient light, the plants will grow poorly, which will affect flowering and fruiting, and may also reduce yields. 3. How to produce high yield1. Sufficient water: Okra itself does not like water very much, but the plant must be guaranteed to have sufficient water during the seedling stage so that it can grow faster. Long-term lack of water will cause its growth to slow down and affect its fruit variety. Of course, don't make the environment too humid, as this can easily cause diseases such as damping-off, which is also not conducive to growth and development. 2. Suitable temperature: Okra is not cold-resistant and has weak resistance to low temperatures. It is easily frostbitten, which can also lead to reduced production. Under normal circumstances, the temperature should be controlled between 25-30℃ and must not be lower than 15℃. If there is a late spring cold snap, it is necessary to keep warm in time to prevent the plants from freezing. 3. Loose soil: Like many plants, okra is suitable for growing in loose sandy loam. If the soil is too sticky, it will be unfavorable for the growth and breathing of the roots. At the same time, water will find it difficult to penetrate, leading to water shortage in the plant, which is not conducive to its growth. Deep plowing is required before planting, and sufficient base fertilizer should be applied to create a better growing environment. |
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