Heirloom Red Burdy Okra - Abelmoschus esculentus - 60 , 1/8 oz - B264

Terms and conditions, READ THIS PLEASE: Orders over $10 from this ad will be shipped with tracking, Otherwise: will be shipped economy/standard or first class 2-10 day shipping (NO TRACKING and no ing instructions to keep seed costs to the buyer low), in a ziplock baggie. Our goal is to save you money on quality . We are responsible sellers, and we make sure our buyers are well taken care of. Shipped within 2 business days after payment. We are a seller that caters to experienced gardeners. (germination and care information is readily available online, but if you can’t find germinating and care instructions, please feel free to message us). Most of our listings include germination instructions, so we do not ship growing instructions. Multiple orders of a single item will be combined into 1 ziplock. We are not responsible for buyer germination success, have been tested. Seed count is approximate, and packaged by weight. vary in size, weight is exact, and based upon empirical count, quantity is estimated. Liability of seller is limited to the cost of the item(s). Zellajake Farm and Garden: " for all your ing needs" since 2013

• About this item.
• Red Burdy Okra || FREE SHIPPING || NON GMO.
• Annual vegetable that stands out in the garden but blends in in the kitchen..
• Outside, the growing okra pods of the “Red Burdy” variety add a pop of purple color to the landscape, but when cooked, this okra variety turns green. It looks and tastes like other okra varieties, offering the same egg-like flavor that cooks are used to. Okra is an African native, grown as an annual in U.S. Department of Agriculture hardiness zones 3 through 9. are typically started indoors and germinate within eight to 15 days. s reach full maturity in about 53 days..
• Soak the okra in water for 24 hours before ing. the 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep in a tray of fresh, well-drained potting soil two to three weeks before the last anticipated frost. Gently water the newly ed and place the tray indoors where it will receive sunlight and be in temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Water the s gently as often as needed to keep the soil evenly moist but make sure that the are never sitting in standing water..
• Trans the okra seedlings into the outdoor garden one month after the last frost, spacing them 12 inches apart in full sun. Soil temperatures must be over 70 degrees Fahrenheit and the ambient temperature at least 80 degrees to produce a satisfactory crop..