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Tey157
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Okra

Here is a photo of a row of okra.
[img]https://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee185/Dean_Wil/100_7287.jpg[/img]
Arriga
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What kind of Okra are they? How many plants and how many pods have you harvested in one picking?
Tey157
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Hi,

It's Clemson Spineless. I guess I harvest about two handfuls twice daily. :)
Charlie MV
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We have 60 plants of the same variety. We pick enough to fry up a mess for 3 every night. Can't fry it if it aint fresh so we strike hard while the iron's hot. We have a winter supply for soup and gumbo.

We take okra seriously in SC.

https://www.irmookrastrut.com/
Tey157
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Wow, that's a mess of plants. :lol:
Charlie MV
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:lol:
Arriga
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How many plants. It looks like a jungle :D
Tey157
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Hi Arriga, I guess about 10 plants. Yes, it does look like a jungle. :lol:


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