RE: Removing the Green Grasses and Planting New Okra Seeds

Hello @krissymayol. Those Okra plants are holding on and still yielding more. I hope they continue to thrive and give you more harvests. Of course, let's root for the newly planted seeds and hope they germinate well.

One tip that I want to share is the method we used to ensure a 90 to 100% germination rate, that is, to use seedling pots first and then transplant them when they're strong enough to survive in the ground. You can use Cacao leaves or banana leaves as seedling pots, so it won't be difficult to remove them when transplanting. The plants' roots are surely protected and intact, and you don't have to move them when transplanting, just remove the leaf pots.