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Okra is such an underrated food nobody ever talks about okra but it is so wonderful
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Okra is such an underrated food nobody ever talks about okra but it is so wonderful
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the first big okra harvest, thank you deers for not eating them
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Okra appreciation post. I 💚 okra. It is cheap and yummy and good any way you cook it. I love fried okra. The okra slime (mucilage) can be extracted and used as a nourishing hair treatment. Okra is so overlooked and I’m tired of it. I will always support you Queen.
I didn't know that Okra flowered. They are so beautiful. Short lifespan, but beautiful.
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First okra harvest of the summer! They are so tender and fresh that I just snacked on them at the garden.
I love okra, especially in the vegetable soup that we used to jar for weeks every summer. Gosh, that was a massive job.
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Planting okra between the first to third day of the new moon keeps plants short, often under 2 feet, or slightly above, they also bears fruit quicker. The plants love moist soil. When sown from the 8th to 13th day, they grow taller, stretching toward the sky. Okra thrives in sunshine, water, and well‑drained soil, making it perfect for both gardens and pots. Rich in fiber, vitamins A, C, and K, it supports digestion and immunity. Moon gardening aligns growth with nature’s cycles. Okra love a balance of soil, and are best grown between May to September, they love water, and sun light.and grow best with companion planting, they roots helps to turn hard challenging soil into neutral soil over a 3 year period.#Okra #Orkaplant #Gardening #GardeningWithKirk #ForYou #HowTo #Health #Farming #MoonGardening #NurtureNutrition #Soil #HomeGarden