I didn't know that the Okro had bear fruits. It was just today When I visited the Okro garden. I saw some few green okro on the plants. Some small buds and flowers have emerge. This is the right time for Okro to mature and be harvest, unlike other vegetables like cabbage and carrots that are harvested once, okro can be harvested several times before it ends its lifespan. The most important thing to encourage regular fruiting is trying to pluck the fruits on time when they mature. Okro are harvested in their fresh state.
The nursery bed we raised for our school garden for tomatoes are ready for transplanting. We had to visit and see the way forward. I went there with some students. We have planned growing them in sacks filled soil. When they were growing certain animals spoiled them so we had to protect the rest for their survival. They now look very healthy when we look at their stands. Growing tomatoes in sacks need great care. But we have an Uncompleted rooms we have decided to keep the tomatoes in. The Uncompleted Building doesn't have roof. We have to perforate the sides of the sacks to allow good drainage of water through the sacks. We will supply frequent water if the rain subside.
The plantains in view are thriving well. At first some goats tried to vandalize them all but I used some strategies to protect them. The height is about 3.5m tall of which the animals find it difficult to browse and keep the leaves. The suckers haven't emerge so the animals aren't any feed in the farm. I haven't actually decided to make fence around the farm. But I'll try to visit the garden frequently.